Memory concerns are common, yet understanding its mechanics is vital. Memory, shaped by both conscious and unconscious processes, relies on effective encoding and retrieval. Aging affects cognition, highlighting the importance of a healthy diet, sleep, and exercise for brain health. Adopting these habits can preserve memory function at any age. (AI-generated excerpt)
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4 Tips for Mental Resilience
Over the last few years, we’ve been severely challenged as a global society. While living through fear and uncertainty, we comforted each other with acts of kindness, and then kept plodding on toward the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel. Redefining mental well-being The simplest definition of mental well-being? Our ability to cope…
Eee-nough Already!–Benefits for You from Vitamin E
From life-stage needs to specific health concerns, vitamin E is an important part of your daily nutrient intake. According to the National Institutes for Health, most Americans do not get enough of this essential vitamin from the foods we eat.* The best sources of E in foods come from nuts and seeds, though green vegetables…
Put Your Brain On
This information on B vitamins, resveratrol and l-tyrosine will help you put your brain on. Better Brains Nutrients improve cognitive function and memory in older adults, may aid deep thinking B vitamins boosted cognition Good brain function in older adults depends on a constant supply of certain B vitamins, which help keep inflammatory homocysteine levels…
Be A Brainiac
Back-to-school means back to keeping our brains as sharp as possible. Enjoy these recent articles on the brain and see if you can keep them off your mind (lousy pun intended). Healthy and Happy Nutrients help protect the brain and mood Vitamin E protects the brain The brain is made of grey and white…
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