Scientists make an remarkable discovery that connects the brain with progressive aging and genetic illnesses. Middle-aged, obese individuals’ brains show something totally different from individuals who are not overweight, according to studies conducted at the University of Cambridge. Brain Shrinkage Part of Normal Aging Process Scientists agree that as we get older, our brains shrink. …
Despite the recent popularity of the Kindle and other e-readers, sales of printed books are increasing. In 2015, there were 571 million units sold in the United States, compared to 559 million the previous year.1 Reading books is a popular way of relaxing and escaping stressful thoughts, as well as passing the time. Reading can …
Although excessive exposure to the sun has had its fair share of negative publicity, the positive aspect to it is the sun provides our bodies with an essential nutrient – Vitamin D. Sufficient Vitamin D is important for healthy bones and overall well-being. It has been the center of a number of studies, including a deficiency …
Previous research has found that a high level of cardiorespiratory fitness in older adults is associated with better executive function of the brain. To try and understand how fitness promotes executive function, Art Kramer, Beckman Institute director and professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of Illinois, and colleagues examined brain imaging and fitness …
The reduction in our brain size occurs naturally as we age, however, a study performed by researchers at UCLA found that people who meditate, appear to have larger brains with more gray matter than compared with the individuals in the control group. In a follow-up study, once again individuals who meditated showed less brain atrophy and …
Alzheimer’s is a disease that causes progressive mental deterioration and ultimately leads to dementia or senility. Researchers are virtually on the breakthrough of detecting the disease before any symptoms occur. This technology is used to look behind the eyes for early signs of the illness. As of now, tests performed on mice which have intentionally been exposed …
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