Research Radar
Promising Developments
New research findings are continually spotlighting substances and activities that may help slow, halt, or even reverse mild cognitive impairment. So you’ve got to keep up to date. Unfortunately, this information is scattered over hundreds of medical journals.
That’s why we constantly scan the world’s reputable science publications to detect, curate, summarize, and present those items that are worth considering.
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12
Nov
An Herbal Supplement, Small Smartweed, May Live Up to Its Name
Persicaria minor, also known as small smartweed, has a high antioxidant content and has been used as a supplement for mood and memory.
12
Nov
An Extra Cup of Coffee May Boost Cognition
This study reinforces the benefits of mild-to-moderate caffeine consumption on cognition in older adults.
12
Nov
Breaking up Your Day with Exercise May Improve Cognition
Moderate morning exercise and taking short frequent breaks from sitting may improve cognition throughout the day.
From the Lab
12
Nov
Sugarcane Tops May Hold Brain Benefits
Extract from sugarcane tops may prove to be a useful supplement in preventing cognitive decline.
03
Nov
Cold-Water Swimmers Verify Relevancy of Mouse Model of Neurodegenerative Cure
Could imitating a cold-water shock help with cognition? In many neurodegenerative disorders, there is a loss of synapses, the active co...
03
Nov
A Chemical Found in Chamomile May have Beneficial Effects on Cognition
Apigenin is a novel drug found in many plants, including chamomile, parsley, celery, and peppermint. Scientists have recently investiga...