Cinnamon can be used to treat Alzheimer's disease
After many experiments, Israeli scientists found that the extract of CEppt in cinnamon can slow the development of Alzheimer's disease.
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After many experiments, Israeli scientists found that the extract of CEppt in cinnamon can slow the development of Alzheimer's disease.
Brain scans in healthy people show that the signs of brain shrinking in the affected areas of Alzheimer's disease have appeared nearly 10 years before the disease was di…
There is growing scientific evidence that if a parent has Alzheimer's disease, their children will be at higher risk.
People with hearing difficulties increase their risk of developing dementia as they age, increasing the hope that the use of hearing aids may prevent an increase in memo…
US scientists may have discovered a new way of using blood tests to look for evidence of Alzheimer's disease.
China and the UK are cooperating to develop a new drug to treat Alzheimer's disease from serrated herbs.
Recent research shows that hormones that cause hunger for Ghrelin are important for the prevention of obesity and brain-related diseases.
The taste of celery is not so pleasant with the taste of many people. However, scientists have discovered that in celery ...
Horror dreams at night are one of the first signs of Parkinson's disease, according to scientists.
Intellectual games, like Sudoku, or other difficult things to think about, can make your brain a little difficult for a while, but once you have dementia, mental depress…
Regularly drinking tea or coffee, eating walnuts (also called pecans, almonds), exercising regularly and participating in activities in the sun ...
That is the result of the Dutch study published in the journal Archives of Neurology of the US in July.
A new study shows that people with depression may double their risk of developing dementia later.
People with dementia are serious even though they cannot remember what they have seen, but the sense of sadness can be preserved for a long time.
US scientists claim that high blood pressure associated with dementia and blood pressure control is the best way to prevent middle-aged dementia.