Posted in Mind/Body, aging, memory on June 12th, 2008 No Comments »
This is a guest post from Danielle Grilli. Danielle is content director at rVita.com. You may also be intersted in my post on exercise and dementia.
The Forgetting Cure: New Hope for Individuals Suffering from Memory Loss
My grandmother is a sweetheart. She’s a little four foot nine spark plug with a dry wit and a [...]
Posted in Mind/Body on June 20th, 2007 1 Comment »
Here is an interesting piece of news. Apparently recent research suggests that the more hostile your ettitude, the more your lung function declines.
I like this quote from one of the researchers:
“The good news here is that unlike other exposures, like air pollution or genetic predisposition, hostility is something that can be changed.”
See the article in [...]
Many people get aches and pains or a feeling of fullness in the lower rib cage. Often they have no obvious organic cause and Western Medicine does not treat them. Even more often the symptoms are so vague that people don’t bother to tell their doctors about it.
Traditional Chinese Medicine recognizes several conditions that could [...]
Key #1 Nutrition
After spending billions of dollars, over the past thirty years, the American Cancer Society has begun to realize that searching for a cure may not be the answer. Now they are focusing more on prevention. And what is the best way to prevent cancer? Fruits and vegetables.
There has been a lot of controversy [...]
Two separate articles in the news, today, grabbed my attention. One links the balance of fats in our diet to depression, while the other links depression to diabetes.
So, it seems that eating the wrong balance of fats in your diet can lead to depression and depression can lead to diabetes. I have always been fascinated [...]