(BeWellBuzz) Disease and illness is a mortifying state of being, especially if it begins to hamper the very quality of the life you live. It is often said that the man's mind is his best friend. Hence, any disease that threatens to damage the basic functioning of the human mind is deemed to be a cause of concern and alarm for the entire medical community, the Alzheimer's ... Continue Reading
Phosphatidylserine For Brain Nutrition
(BeWellBuzz) Phosphatidylserine belongs to a class of chemicals known as phospholipids, which are fat-soluble chemicals that are vital for cell membranes. Phosphatidylserine is a non-essential nutrient. The term 'non-essential nutrient' refers to nutrients that our body can produce naturally. We can also procure Phosphatidylserine from food. With that said, it is important ... Continue Reading
Memory and Learning Secrets
Do you ever walk into a room and forget why you went there? Run into someone you haven't seen recently and can't recall their name? Misplaced your house keys? Most of us are extremely concerned about keeping our body fit and healthy, that's why we eat healthy foods and exercises regularly. But what about the most important part of our body that controls all our physical ... Continue Reading
Herbal Remedies to Improve Your Memory
There are many reasons why one may have poor memory or inefficient brain functions. Some of the reasons contributing to poor memory are drug abuse, high blood pressure, improper thyroid activity, brain tumors, insufficient blood flow to the brain and several other health problems. Not to worry, nature has provided us with miraculous herbal remedies for memory loss that can ... Continue Reading
Reduce Risk of Dementia and Improve Your Memory
If you learned more than one language as a child or remember enough high school Spanish or French, like Mike, or German, Chinese, and Turkish, like Mehmet, to get the gist of foreign-language TV shows, you've got a powerful anti-Alzheimer's advantage. Being bilingual s-l-o-w-s down the development of dementia. Knowing three or more languages reduces your risk even further. The ... Continue Reading