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Anti-aging DiscoveriesAnti-aging and Longevity Researchage-well.org > Anti-aging Discoveries by Mary Treacy News from July 2013Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: B Vitamins Shown to Slow Cognitive Decline in Initial Trials Research has shown that high doses of B Vitamins may dramatically slow cognitive decline in elderly patients. Further trials are necessary, but initial results show dramatic future potential. MoreRevolutionary DNA Test Discovered for PND A new DNA Test has recently been developed which may revolutionize the treatment and prevention of Post-natal depression, even before a child is born in mothers with a genetic tendency to the disease. The test is a result of extensive genetic research in the United Kingdom at University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) and Warwick Medical School. More
News from June 2013Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: New Guidelines Mean At-Risk Women to Receive Anti-Breast-Cancer Drug New Guidelines issued by the UK Health Service watchdog will mean that at-risk women in the United Kingdom will be offered anti-cancer drugs if they have a family history of breast cancer. The move has been described as a "game-changer" by many health experts, but some have criticized the development. More Red Wine Helps Achieve a Healthy Gut A recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that drinking moderate amounts of dry red wine daily can lead to a healthier gut, healthy blood pressure and help regulate blood sugar. More Conference to Promote Egality in Outcomes A conference with the theme Working together to improve outcomes will be held on 2nd October 2013, The Barbican, London. The organizers of this event believe that following recent public health reforms local authorities must play a leading role in improving the health of their communities More
Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Choosing the right sunglasses to protect your eyes There is no need to invest in designer glasses, but make sure that your glasses labeled according to guidelines for UV protection established by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) or another responsible authority. More A Sweet Treat to Counteract Dementia Enjoying a nightly cup of warm cocoa or indulging your craving for dark rich chocolate could actually protect your mind from the devastation of Alzheimer’s.A diet rich in Flavonoids, which have an antioxidants effect in the body, can lower the risk of vascular disease and dementia. More
News from November 2012Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Magnesium can reduce the risk of stroke Magnesium can reduce the risk of ischemic stroke and is recommended as a supplement for people who have had a stroke or have family members who have had one. More Taking Zinc Could Help You Shake That Cold Taking zinc could decrease the length of a common cold by up to 42%. More Conference to Raise Awareness About Diabetes C A conference on Diabetes is being organized in the UK next April to raise awareness about diabetes. More Lower Cholesterol with Garlic Supplements Garlic supplements can decrease cholesterol according to recent research.
New Painless Breast Cancer Detection Technology Thermography is a heat-imaging screening technique that is used to detect breast tumors using a high resolution camera that converts the reading of the temperature in the breast into an infrared heat image that can be viewed from a computer. More Killing cancer cells with Cryogenics In Israel a new procedure has been developed to kill cancer tumors in their early stages. The company that is marketing the new procedure, which is called “IceSense3”, is IceCure Medical. More Elastography Could Replace Biopsies in Cancer Diagnosis A new technology called Elastography is being used by ultrasound technicians to spot malignant tumors. This new method is very accurate meaning that there will be less false positives and therefore unnecessary biopsies. More Ultrasound imaging system for dense breast tissue approved in US In September, the FDA officially approved use of ABUS — the Automated Breast Ultrasound System - for women with dense breast tissue who are more likely to develop breast cancer and less likely to have this detected early with conventional methods. More World COPD DAY World COPD Day was celebrated this year on 14th November. The day is the focus of a global effort to expand understanding of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and advocate for better care for patients. More Calcium Intake Linked to Cancer Protection Including more calcium in your diet or taking calcium supplements might reduce the risk of digestive cancers, and can protect from other cancers in women. More Sun-bed Use and Skin Cancers New research in the field links sun-bed use with other types of skin cancers. More
News from October 2012 Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Is Poor Oral Hygiene Linked to Cancer? A recent report in the British Medical Journal about a Finnish Study has found a link between poor oral hygiene and cancer risks. More The Benefits of Coconut Oil A recent newsletter from Dr. Marilyn Glenville suggests using coconut oil to help control weight, stating that it can also offer protection against liver-disease and cancer. More
News from September 2012 Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Try Vitamin C to Regulate Blood Pressure High blood pressure or hypertension increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. Research on vitamin C indicates that this nutrient may help keep blood pressure low - at levels between 90/60 to 120/90. More Reduce Parkinson's Risk The Fukuoka Kinki Parkinson’s Disease Study Group, a group of neurologists from Japan, has found that a diet rich in vitamin B significantly reduces the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. More Conference about Later Life Care, London, January 2013 A Conference in the Barbican Centre, London will discuss how later life services systems must evolve to meet the needs of an ever increasing elderly population. More
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National Osteoporosis Prevention Month (USA)
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Omega 3 Fatty Acids May Protect Sight
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Breakthrough in Spine Disease Research
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More The Top 12 Foods You Should Buy Organic The Eating Well Website’s most recent e-news reports on the top 12 contaminated fruit and veg, according to the Government Environment Working Group More Tasty Beans Help Fight the Bulge The RealAge Newsletter encourages summer eating to be based around beans rather than more calorific proteins as they will lose more weight with beans rather than other protein sources, because of their low fat content and high fiber content. More Lose weight with these Super Liquids There are three liquids that can help keep your appetite under control if you use them on a daily basis, according to the RealAge Website, and they are water, skim milk and olive oil. More
Yoga can lighten your mood Yoga is great for lifting your mood because, in addition to loosening joints and toning muscles, it also boosts brain levels of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), a neurotransmitter that helps take the edge off anxiety and eliminate bad moods More Beet Juice for Brain, Circulation and Blood Pressure Get more blood flowing to your brain by drinking beet juice each morning. More Tumeric Appears to Prevent Parkinsons and other Age-related Conditions A recent lab study showed that turmeric helps protect the brain against Parkinson's damage, so Indian and Thai curries containing the spice are good news for healthy aging. More
Massaging the Ears Can Help Internal ProblemsAuriculotherapy a form of an ancient Chinese healing method, also called ear acupuncture. has been used for centuries to treats conditions like chronic pain and addictions, whether they be alcohol, nicotine or other drugs. More Could Saffron be the New Prozac? Recent studies at Tehran University of Medical Sciences show promising results treating depression with saffron, a well-known spice prized for the distinct yellow hue it gives to food. Saffron appears to be as efficient as Prozac with none of the unpleasant side effects. More
Cravings Can Sabotage Your Diet Replace refined foods and sugar with satisfying whole foods as a way to beat weight problems. Read Dr. Marilyn Glenville’s advice for dealing with sugar cravings. More Eat Earlier to Lose Weight A recent study has found that people who are overweight eat most of their calories later in the day, than those with normal weight. So, if you want to lose weight, don't eat for at least two hours before you go to bed. More Get a Smaller Waist with This 30-Second Habit According to the RealAge website, breathing deeply for 30 seconds can help slim your waist, in addition to helping you to calm down and weather a stressful situation..More Dental Hygiene and Arteriosclerosis Read about the link between periodontal disease and arteriosclerosis and how improving your diet and brushing and flossing daily, and using recommended health supplements can maintain and heal diseased gums. More Stay Active, Vital & Energized Work hard, play hard and keep doing what you love well into your 80s, 90s or 100s.
Discover how to turn back your genetic clock, reverse the aging process, overcome fatigue and look years younger. More This Gift from Nature can Protect Your Health Tomatoes Can Protect You From a Host of Serious Conditions More
New Study on Vitamins A new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that multivitamins can keep you younger, longer. The study found that those who took a multivitamin daily had 5.1 percent longer telomeres than non-users. More Onions and Garlic Combat Osteoarthritis A report by RealAge suggests adding garlic, onions, leeks, shallots, scallions, and chives to garnish food in order to reduce osteoarthritis. More Are Your Lungs Dying? If you do nothing about it the cells in your lungs are dying off faster than you replace them. By the time you’re fifty, 40% of your lung capacity will be gone! This will rob you of your energy and strength and make you an easy target for chronic disease.More Dark Chocolate for a Healthy Heart Why drinking cocoa can help lower your chances of getting heart disease nine-fold. More Vitamin B for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Vitamins B6 and B12 have been shown to alleviate the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome and can be an alternative to surgery. More Natural Methods of Removing Blood Clots This is a copy of some advice posted on the web recently about natural methods of getting rid of getting rid of potentially-serious blood clots in the legs, which includes using fish oil and vitamin E. More Get the Body You Want in Twelve Minutes a Day If you’re serious about losing weight, building muscle, and creating a strong healthy body, our friend Dr. Al Sears has a solution for you that has already worked for thousands. More Food is the best medicine Dr. Rupert Rowen advises that we eat foods such cabbage, kale and Brussels sprouts, in addition to broccoli on a daily basis to protect ourselves from cancer. More Eat Fish for Longevity Copy the eating habits of the Inuits of Alaska and eat more fish to protect yourself from heart disease. Here’s why More Olive Oil and Heart Disease Olive oil is the reason for low rates of heart disease and cancer on the Greek island of Crete. Now we know why. MoreMore Age-defying powers of yogurt While the age-defying powers of yogurt never have been proven directly, yogurt is good for bone health and helps maintain a healthy gut and intestines. More Nuts for a Longer Life Eating nuts regularly could increase your life. More Heartening News for Wine Lovers New studies confirm that drinking alcohol in moderation protects against heart disease, diabetes and age-related memory loss. More The Anti-aging Properties of Blueberries Comfort Foods that Balance Your Blood Sugar More Comfort Foods that Balance Your Blood Sugar Eating better-for-your-blood-sugar, doesn't mean saying adios to comfort foods, according to Real Age.You just need to be discriminative in choosing the right type of comfort food to avoid blood sugar swings. More Curcumin Hybrid HelpsStroke Patients Western Medicine is finally waking up to curcumin’s potential to fight inflammation, reverse free radical damage, prevent Alzheimer’s disease and even help to repair stroke damage. More
Why you might want to Cut Back on Wheat -- Wheat is high in Amylopectin, the most common form of starch, which is faster releasing and does not have the same positive effect on insulin as beans and oats. It is also high in gluton which is sticky, hard to digest and encourages gas-producing bacteria. More Age discrimination in the workplace -- Age discrimination and bullying in the workplace is a reality in many countries in these difficult economic times and people approaching retirement or just costing the company more in social costs are often pressured to leave. More Does Osteopenia Require Treatment? -- Bone density loss is a natural part of aging and not everyone who suffers from Osteopenia requires treatment, according to the Health Sciences Institute (US) More Bee Pollen for a Healthy Prostate -- Bee Pollen is one natural remedy to Maintain a Healthy Urine Flow and Healthy Prostate. More Switch to Thai Rice to Avoid Arsenic Poisoning-- A third of baby rice tested by the Food Standards Agency contains high levels of arsenic, one of the worst cancer causing chemicals Anti-Aging Developments, Ten percent of the rice sold in UK supermarkets contains ten times the levels of arsenic allowed in China. More Prescription Drugs Can be Robbing your Body -- Prescription drugs can rob your body of folic acid, calcium, magnesium and other vitamins and minerals. More Are Corticosteroid Injections for Tendonitis working? --Local Injections Of Corticosteroids For Treatment Of Tendonitis may not be a good choice in patients with chronic or recurrent tendinitis.More Hand Splints May Ease Degenerative Arthritis -- Hand splints may ease degenerative arthritis pain up to 50%, according to a recent study in Arthritis Care and Research. More Lower Back Pain May Be Inherited-- While lower back pain can be inherited, it is more often caused by overuse and strain on the muscles, and injury to the muscles, ligaments, and discs that support the spine. More TNF Inhibitors Found to Reduce Diabetes Risk -- The use of drugs that are used to treat inflammatory forms of arthritis such as rheumatoid arthritis have recently been associated with a 60% reduction in the risk of developing diabetes. More contracted diabetes.More Fortified Cheese May Reduce Bone Loss In Elderly Women -- Fortified cheese as good as supplements for vitamin D according to a recent study . The cheese is made with semi-skimmed milk, fortified with vitamin D3 and milk calcium. More Age at onset of puberty predicts adult osteoporosis risk -- Anti-Aging Developments, February 16, 2011 -- A team of researchers determined that the onset of puberty is the primary influence on adult bone mineral density.More Power Foods for Weight Loss -- Salmon, cauliflower, cabbage, flax seeds, scallops and walnuts are excellent sources of omega-3 fatty acids and good for weight loss. More New Test May Help Detect Vitamin D Deficiency Earlier-- Anti-Aging Developments, February 15, 2011 -- A new diagnostic vitamin D assay to be released in Europe may help to detect early deficiency, and could help to provide more accurate data for dieticians and researchers. More Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar -- Apple Cider Vinegar has long been known to have enormous value for your health. Vinegar is made by the fermentation of fruit which contains a host of beneficial vitamins and minerals, including potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron, and other trace minerals, as well as pectin. More Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Curcumin Relieves Pain of Osteoarthritis -- Osteoarthritis is a leading cause of work disability among older men, and the condition is often associated with a variety of long-term health problems, according to the February 2 version of Longevity Magazine. While pharmaceutical solutions – most notably non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) – help to alleviate the pain encountered in osteoarthritis, these options are linked to gastrointestinal toxicity, increased blood pressure, and increased risk of cardiovascular disease More Salad Could Ward Off Osteoarthritis -- Starting each meal with a small salad is recommended to keep your hands and knees free of osteoarthritis. More This Crunchy Breakfast Food Can Make You Happy -- Eating cereal makes you fuller, happier, and more relaxed, according to a recent study and is good for self esteem and perceptions about body image.More Aspirin for Colon Cancer -- A daily lose dose aspirin in elderly adults lowers the risk of colon cancer as well as helping to prevent strokes and heart attacks: However, aspirin is not recommended for everyone More Eliminate this Sweet Poison From Your Life -- Be vigilant if you want to get rid that weight around the middle you need to cut out all sugars completely. Here are some pitfalls to avoid: More Your Mouth Might be Trying to Tell You Something -- The Health of your teeth, gums, and surrounding tissues are an indication of your general health. Here are some of the signs to look for: More Brushing Your Teeth Can Save Your Life --Poor Oral Health is Linked to Heart Disease The link between gum disease and heart disease may not be obvious, but chronic inflammation is a hallmark of both conditions and inflammation in your body plays a major role in the build-up of plaque in your arteries, which can lead to a heart attack. More
News - December 2010Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Magnesium may to ward off Diabetes 2ees -- The Health Sciences Institute reports on magnesium deficiency and what provokes it and suggests that it building up your magnesium levels may help prevent and treat Diabetes 2. More Exercise to Beat Cancer-- The Staying physically active could help cut your chances of developing cancer, according to scientists from the National Cancer Centre in Japan. They looked at 80,000 men and women aged between 45 and 77 and found the most active women had a 16 per cent lower risk of developing cancer than the least active, while the most active men had a 13 per cent lower risk. So, wrap up warm this Christmas and work off some of those extra calories.More Eat to Eliminate Belly Fat -- If you want to eliminate your belly fat, you have to do something counter-intuitive: According to a report by Real Age website, which states research shows that being too fanatical about dieting creates the right breeding ground for actually adding belly fat.More
Ovarian Cancer Symptom -- If you suffer from General abdominal or pelvic discomfort or pain Constant diarrhoea and or constipation, urinary frequency or urgency, loss of appetite unexplained weight loss or gain, pain during intercourse, irregular periods or bleeding from the vagina, and especially if you have more than one of these conditions, don’t delay in seeking medical help. Thses can be signs of ovarian cancer and it could save your life. More Denying Yourself Treats Could Sabotage Your Diet -- Dreaming of a hazelnut cookie? According to the RealAge website, you should probably go ahead and indulge. Research shows that trying to stifle a craving just makes it grow bigger, to the point where you can no longer resist,More
Grapes Can Help Your Creaky Knees -- Grapes contain resveratrol, a compound which may help reduce the symptoms of osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, writes Joseph Maroon, MD, in his book The Longevity Factor.More News - November 2010Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Want to Start Meditating -- If you are new to meditation but want to learn how, this exercise is a great way to get started. More Stay Focused to Find Happiness -- How often your mind wanders is a predictor of how happy you are -- new research finds that the more often you take yourself out of the present moment, the less happy you are.So U.S. News & World Report suggests the following five ways to keep yourself in the moment and ultimately be happier: More Coffee Could Prevent Brain Tumors -- A recent study shows that drinking at least half a cup of tea or coffee a day may lower the risks of developing a glioma -- an aggressive, hard-to-treat, and dangerous type of brain tumor. So if you can't start the day without your favorite brew, you are on the right track! In fact, regularly drinking either beverage could cut the risks of developing a glioma by up to 34 percent. More
It is unfortunate but age discrimination and bullying in the workplace is a reality in many countries in the current economic situation and keeping fit and active as you age and finding ways to manage your stress and avoid depression are necessary if you are to avoid being targeted. News - October 2010Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org:Green Tea Keeps Lungs Young -- A review of 22 studies on tea confirms that green tea may help protect lungs against cancer better than black tea It also burns belly fat, and may protect your eyes as well as cheering you up. More Walnuts may help to ward off arteriosclerosis -- A fistful of this toasted walnuts is one of the best ways to improve artery health. A review of 13 different studies reviewed showed that eating walnuts not only significantly lowers cholesterol, but also reduces inflammation and helps relax and dilate blood vessels, thereby having the potential to cut the risk of cardiovascular disease and heart attack.More Speedy Ways to Pull the Plug on Stress --Stress is necessary for achievement and part of everyday life, but too much is bad for your. Here are some tips for pulling the plug on stress when your usual stress busters are not available. More Antioxidants May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk -- Research from Harvard medical school found that taking Vitamins A, C, and E can protects against colon cancer. More Blueberries May Reduce Diabetes Risk -- According to a recent report in Longevity magazine, blueberries may be one of the new super foods to combat the risk of Diabetes. This is because this fruit is rich in flavonoids, a type of antioxidant compound, and in particular the antioxidants known as anthocyanins and flavanols. More Physical-Independence-Predicts-Longevity -- The ability of a person to independently perform everyday tasks, such as gripping, walking, rising from a chair and balancing on one leg, may help. More Citrus Compounds May Slash Cancer Risk -- A Japanese team has recently confirmed earlier studies which suggest that citrus fruits can reduce all types of cancer in men with significant reductions in the rates of prostrate and pancreatic cancer in particular. More B12 and Ginseng Increase Energy -- Women over the age of 40 who see a drop in their energy levels are advised to take vitamin B 12 and ginseng, to exercise regularly and control their weight, especially belly fat.More Aricept found to promote learning in healthy adults -- Neuro-scientists recently reported that Aricept, the cholinesterase inhibitor which slows down the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, can increase improve the ability of healthy adults to learn new skills. More Vitamin B found to protect against prostate cancer --Recent research suggests that the B complex of vitamins have a preventive effect on the development and progression of prostate cancer, according to a recent report by the prestigious Health Sciences Institute. More News - September 2010Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org:
This superfood lowers bloodpressure -- A brand new UK study - published in the American Heart Association journal Hypertension - says beetroot juice significantly lowers high blood pressure. It is expected to become the next "superfood". More Red wine now thought to help prevent vision loss in AMD and Diabetes --The Resveratrol in red wine is now thought to prevent wet AMD, a serious illness which causes vision loss and might also help cut the risk of vision loss in diabetes. More Smoking Ban Has Stupendous Results -- Initial research into the link between the ban on smoking enforced in most US cities and its impact on the nation's health and the economy has been more positive than either law-makers or health professionals originally hoped for. More Vitamin B Deficiency Thought to Increase Risk of Depression in Aging Women-- The Sacramento (California) Area Latino Study on Aging, which examined the role that B vitamins play in nourishing the brain and preventing a decline in its function, concluded that lower levels of foliate were associated with symptoms of dementia and poor brain function and were linked to depression in women. More Red meat linked with cardio-vascular disease -- Research on the link between the consumption of red meat and increased risks of cardiovascular disease and cancer concluded that substituting red meat with chicken, fish or nuts would cut heart disease and other conditions. More
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Life-style changes which can cut the risk of dementia-- Eliminating diabetes and depression are important factors to consider when trying to reduce the risk of dementia with aging. Increasing your intake of fruit and vegetables is also a useful strategy as is learning new skills. More Reducing salt intake may be bad for you-- Recent trials seem to indicate that reducing salt intake might actually lead to high blood pressure, heart attacks and death, rather than prevent these problems according to a controversial new report from the Health Science Institute. More Taking an Afternoon Nap May Reduce Your Blood Pressure-- Not only are afternoon naps one of the best ways to fight fatigue and recharge your batteries, but scientists have also discovered that a nap can help lower your blood pressure. More New Pages on Hospital Delirium--A new report from the Health Sciences Institute gave me an idea for a new section of the website about elderly people and hospitalization, Both my parents and my ex who was recovering from stem cell treatment to replace a damaged liver suffered from this condition when they were hospitalized and it can be extremely scary for both the patient and his family. More In the meantime I am sharing this article on hospital delirium.
Beer May be Good for your Bones -- Recent studies show that most commercial brands of beer are high in silicon which help develop and strengthen boned, thus protecting against osteoporosis. It also plays a role in keeping cartilage flexible, thus protecting joints. Besides beer, silicon is also found in foods, like bananas and brown rice. More A Good Social Network Promotes Longevity -- Recent research suggests that at all levels of society good social connections promote longevity by up to 50% Previous studies have linked the quality and quantity of a person’s social relationships to mental, as well as, physical health. More Exercise Alleviates Osteoarthritis -- Dutch researchers have found that people affected by knee and hip osteoarthritis who engage in an exercise program devised and/or supervised by a trained physical therapist may experience less pain and improved joint function. More New Tooth Tissue Offering New Hope for the Aging -- A research team from the National Institute for Health and Medical Research (Paris, France) has developed a gel that contains MSH, and have utilized it to prompt cells in teeth to start multiplying, forming new tooth tissue that gradually replaces decayed areas. More News - July 2010Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org:
Cocoa Flavanols Help Improve Blood Vessel Function -- A study conducted in the US to investigate the role of flavanols in the prevention of coronary artery disease (CAD) and other cardiovascular conditions has had positive results The study was led by Christian Heiss, from University of California/San Francisco. More Vitamin E Shown to Prevent Alzheimer's -- A Swedish study has confirmed that Vitamin E, especially a combination of different forms of the Vitamin, can help prevent Alzheimer’s Disease. More Anti-Aging Developments - Garlic and Onion Aid Mineral Absorption from Foods -- An Indian Study has recently concluded that garlic and onion could help boost mineral absorption, especially of iron, and could be added to food to improve the health of people from developing countries. More Anti-Aging Developments - Tai Chi & Qigong Boost Physical & Psychological Health -- Two Chinese exercise practices, Tai Chi and Qigong, can improve cariopulmonary fitness, bone density and strengthen the immune system, according to a recent US study conducted by the Arizona State University. More Antioxidant Vitamins Promote Healthy Arteries -- A study by Tel Aviv University (Israel) revealed that antioxidants make arteries more elastic, increase increased cardiovascular health and improve blood sugar and cholesterol readings. More Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org: Breaking News – Omega 3 fatty acids could prevent deafness--A recent study has found that omega 3 fatty-acids could play a major role in preventing hearing loss. More Breaking News - Exercise may prevent falls in elderly men -- A study led by Kristen J. Mertz, from the University of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania, USA), concluded that low fitness levels and physical inactivity may increase risk for walking-related falls. More News - June 2010Breaking News - Anti-Cancer Potential of Peaches and Plums Revealed--- Lab tests have shown that the antioxidants and other compounds in peaches and plums have anti-cancer potential, killing even aggressive cancer cells but leaving healthy cells unharmed. More B Vitamins Could Prevent Depression---Recent research#5results from Rush University Medical Center in Illinois, USA, have established a connection between vitamin B deficiencies and depression in elderly patients. More Anti-Aging Developments -Metabolic Benefits of Exercise Revealed---New research shows the underlying biochemical changes which takes place when we exercise and lead to numerous and wide-ranging beneficial effects. More Happiness May Increase with Age --- Recent research shows that the effects of stress decline as we age, worry and anger reache a peak at middle age and then decline. More Anti-Aging Developments - Eating Chili Helps Fight the Flab or at least the Fat--- Recent studies show the underlying molecular mechanism by which the chili pepper compound has been observed to decrease calorie intake, shrink fat tissue, and lower fat levels in the blood. More Tidy Homes House Happy, Healthy People ---Recent studies show that people benefit from the activity involved in keeping their homes tidy. More Nature Makes You Happy--- Studies have shown what most of us know already – spending time surrounded by nature increases feelings of happiness and health. Study subjects consistently felt more energetic when they spent time in natural settings or imagined themselves in such situations. More Breaking News - Caffeine may Keep Alzheimer's at Bay--- A review of epidemiological studies and research in animal models has led scientists to conclude that caffeine could be used to prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease. More Breaking News - Oral Hygiene Linked to Heart Disease--- Building on previous research which linked gum disease with heart problems, researchers from University College London (United Kingdom), studied whether tooth brushing behavior is associated with cardiovascular disease and markers of inflammation. More Breaking News - Alzheimer's Eye Test --An Alzheimer's eye test will soon be available to detect this debilitating disease. Researchers in the United Kingdom are developing a new eye-test that can detect Alzheimer’s long before symptoms start showing. It should be available in the high street in approximately three years through a simple eye-test. More Anti-aging TIP OF THE MONTH - Stand Tall for Perfect Posture--- Ten tips for perfect posture. More Breaking News - Anti-aging developments - Cheaper Alternative to Botox Developed --Anti-aging research shows tomatoes protection against sun damage which gives us a cheap, tasty and effective treatment to protect the skin from aging prematurely. More Breaking News - Anti-aging developments - New technique provides cheaper alternative to botox ---A medication for facial spasms, Dysport, has recently also been approved for aesthetic as well as therapeutic use. More Anti-aging developments - New Treatment targets pigmentation as well as improving skin tone ---A new anti-aging developments uses light to treat aging and sun-damaged skin. It is a light based technology to treat aging and sun-damaged skin. More Anti-aging developments provide another botox alternative---Another injectable, non-surgical treatment for deep wrinkles and expression lines is a poly-L-lactic acid called Sculptra. It was seen to produce natural looking results lasting up to two years in a random study of patients in whom it had positive results in correcting the first signs of facial aging. More News - May 2010Anti-aging Breakthroughs - Breaking news from Age-well.org:Breaking News - Olive Oil Dampens Genes Responsible for Inflammation --Spanish researchers have made a dramatic break-though in understanding why the DASH diet or Mediterranean diet protects people from a range of illnesses including heart attacks and strokes. More Breaking News - Dancing could be the key to better balance as one ages--- New studies confirm that dancing is a great anti-aging tool. A loss of balance and diminished gait are major fall risk factors in older persons; some previous studies suggest that physical activity based on dance may improve balance and gait, As many dancers will tell you, besides helping balance, the activity increases coordination, builds strength and improves morale as well as being a whole load of fun. More Breaking News - Anti-aging development from the USA could be a breakthrough in the fight against Prostate Cancer --- A new blood test developed at Johns Hopkins University (Maryland, USA), known as the Prostate Health Index (PHI) is making it easier to detect patients who might ultimately need treatment for prostate cancer. More Breaking News - Stem Cell Treatment Offers New Hope --New developments in the use of Stem cells in anti-aging treatments offer hope for people with a range of complaints including osteoarthritis, heart disease and tooth decay. More
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- Healthy Recipes Home Page
- Healthy Breakfast Recipes
- Healthy Lunch Recipes
- Healthy Dinner Recipes
- Healthy Snack Recipes Healthy Vegetarian Recipes
- Healthy Soup Recipes
- Healthy Salad Recipes
- Healthy Drinks Recipes
