Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Be proactive in maintaining our brain health

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(  some suggestions )
Take care of your heart: “Everything that’s good for the heart is good for the brain as well,” Friedland said.
Don’t smoke: It’s a risk factor for heart disease and stroke, and some research suggests it increases risk of Alzheimer’s.
Stimulate your mind: “It’s important for the mind to be active and for people to be involved in activities that involve learning at each stage of their life,” Friedland said. “They shouldn’t stop learning when they stop going to school, for example, or they shouldn’t stop being involved in intellectual tasks or mental tasks when they stop working.” Choose activities that match your interests, such as doing crossword puzzles or learning to play the piano, he said. But don’t stress out about it. There is a wealth of data that stress is bad for the brain, Jicha said.
Take steps to avoid high blood pressure and diabetes: Also, if you have either, manage them properly, Friedland said. 
Watch your weight: Friedland suggests keeping your weight in check for possible brain-health benefits and to reduce the risk of hypertension and diabetes. Continue to read: poughkeepsiejournal.com


Grape seed extract shows cancer promise


Polyphenol rich extracts from grape seeds could help to fight of cancers of the head and neck whilst leaving healthy cells unharmed, according to the findings of a ‘dramatic’ new animal study. Read more: nutraingredients.com 

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