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An inevitable consequence of aging is a rapid decline in our cellular energy levels. The outward effects often manifest as a sense of overall fatigue, depression, and sexual dysfunction. The internal effect of a cellular energy deficit is a greater vulnerability to a host of degenerative diseases.
Tag: "Mózg pamięć i koncentracja"
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Why Aging Humans Need More Carnitine?Read more... -
Magnesium: Widespread Deficiency with Deadly ConsequencesRead more...
Magnesium is the fourth most abundant mineral in the body and is essential to good health. Approximately 50% of total body magnesium is found in bone. The other half is found predominantly inside cells of body tissues and organs. Only 1% of magnesium is found in blood, but the body works very hard to keep blood levels of magnesium constant.
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Magnesium-L-threonate - Novel Magnesium Compound Reverses NeurodegenerationRead more...
Researchers have found that a new highly absorbable form of magnesium called magnesium-L-threonate concentrates more efficiently in the brain, rebuilds ruptured synapses, and restores the degraded neuronal connections observed in Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of memory loss.
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Migraine. Control Underlying Factors Behind MigrainesRead more...
Migraines are more than just headaches. They are serious disorders that can cause lasting neurological damage and increase the risk of stroke as well as dementia.
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Vitamin B12Read more...
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin), nature’s most chemically complex vitamin, also has been called its most beautiful, owing to the rich, dark red color of its crystals. But praise for the last B vitamin to be identified is hardly limited to its physical properties: B12’s vital role in the treatment of pernicious anemia has won it a dedicated following among physicians for decades. Vitamin B12 also has been shown to guard against stroke and heart disease, and contribute to relieving asthma, bursitis,...
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The Little-Known Benefits Of TocotrienolsRead more...
If your vitamin E supplement contains only tocopherol forms, you may not be getting all of the benefits this nutrient has to offer. While tocopherols are very important, they lack many of the synergistic benefits offered by their cousins, the tocotrienols. Few people realize that vitamin E is composed of eight different compounds. Half of these are called tocopherols, which is the most common form of vitamin E. The other half are known as tocotrienols.
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Curcumin. Novel Turmeric Compound Delivers Much More Curcumin to the Blood part 2Read more...
Among curcumin’s many benefits, protection from neurological damage ranks high on many researchers’ lists. “Curcumin has at least 10 known neuroprotective actions and many of these might be realized in [living subjects]…” wrote American scientists recently, in Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology. “Dietary curcumin is a strong candidate,” they added, “for use in the prevention or treatment of major disabling age-related neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and...
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Carnosine: A Proven Longevity FactorRead more...
Mounting evidence documents the ability of carnosine to prevent many of the detrimental effects of aging. In our youth, carnosine shields us from the onslaught of oxidation, glycation, DNA damage, and other reactions that injure tissues and cripple organs.
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Pterostilbene - The “Other” Resveratrol. A Novel Method to Simulate the Genetic Effects of Caloric RestrictionRead more...
Scientists have discovered a plant extract related to resveratrol that mimics many of the beneficial effects of caloric restriction. This natural compound favorably regulates genes involved in the development of cancer, atherosclerosis, diabetes, and the system-wide inflammation that underlies a variety of age-related disorders.
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PQQ. Reverse Brain Cell Death by Growing New MitochondriaRead more...
Go to Google and enter “mitochondria” and “neurodegeneration.” You’ll find hundreds of published studies linking the two. The decay of mitochondria in brain cells is a primary cause of all neurodegenerative disorders, from Parkinson’s to dementia.
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Udar mózgu i choroby naczyniowo-mózgowe. Część 3Read more...
Odżywcza terapia w przypadku chorób naczyniowo-mózgowych związanych z miażdżycą ma kilka powiązanych ze sobą celów. Zaliczamy do nich odwracanie zaburzeń śródbłonka dzięki substancjom odżywczym, które pobudzają śródbłonkową produkcję tlenku azotu, zmniejszają stany zapalne, poprawiają i przywracają mózgowy przepływ krwi oraz zapewniają przeciwutleniające wsparcie, redukując poziom szkodliwych wolnych rodników.
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Udar mózgu i choroby naczyniowo-mózgowe. Część 2Read more...
Większość uszkodzeń wywołanych przez udar mózgu występuje w ciągu 24 godzin, dlatego bardzo istotne jest, aby pacjenci jak najszybciej otrzymali odpowiednie leczenie, przywracające dopływ krwi i ograniczające zły wpływ. Jeżeli udaro-podobne symptomy trwają ponad 10 minut, natychmiast wezwij pomoc, nawet jeśli nie masz pewności, że jest to udar.