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Natural Factors Vitamin K & D combines 2 fat soluble vitamins into one convenient softgel. The form of Vitamin K is K2 (menaquinone-7 or MK-7, from natto bean), an advanced, fat-soluble form of vitamin K that…
Providing Championship level care to individuals with Alzheimer’s and Dementia takes a TEAM approach. By Ellen Belk Alzheimer’s Reading Room What do the Chicago Bulls, New York Yankees and Green Bay Packers have in common? All three of these franchises have set records in their respective sports for multiple…
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HairTopia Basic is a scientifically designed vitamin, mineral and amino acids program to enhance your bodies ability to grow hair. HairTopia Basic ensures that all the essential nutrients for hair growth are available to your body…
Going over some blogs, I found this curious post over at Tech Crunch. Presumably it seems to be something that was intended to be a joke, considering that the Tech Crunch HQ claims that sleep is not among the things that are in mind when working over there. However,…
For years, science has supported the theory that sugar can be as addictive as alcohol or tobacco. Does it then follow that this commonplace but potentially harmful substance should be similarly regulated? According to researchers from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), absolutely. In their study, “The Toxic…
By Max Wallack Alzheimer’s Reading Room Last week, I received an unusual request for Alzheimer’s puzzles. I was contacted by a man named Robert. Robert used to live in New York City, but he currently lives in Quindio, Columbia, South America, where he teaches English as a Second Language….
Products for improving your skin’s condition are widely available, however many of these products do not work the way you are expecting them too. For instance, if you have a dry outer body and purchase a moisturizer specifically made for this condition, you would expect it to work, right?…
According to a February 2012 Outside magazine article there were only 140,000 runners that completed two or more marathons in 2010. Assuming that it was the same in 2011 I was one of the few in a population of more than 312 million that completed multiple marathons. I ran…
– Continuing with my explanation of the problems with wanting explanations for why something happens. Why something works. Why something doesn’t work. The why is not the important part. What we need to know are – What we can expect to happen. Under what circumstances we can expect it…
This study demonstrated that blue light treatment resulted in improvements in cognitive function in residents of long-term care communities. This may in turn lead to benefits in reducing the incidence of confusion, aggression, and “sundowning.” By Carole Larkin