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Researchers have shown that clearance of the substance amyloid-beta that forms plaques is impaired in individuals with Alzheimer's. A group of 12 individuals with early Alzheimer's were compared to 12 cognitively normal individuals of the same age.
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Infographic. Summary of the general characteristics of the Basil. Medicinal properties, benefits and uses more common. Basil leaves contents.
Happiness is getting a ton of press lately. There are Ted talks, conferences, books, and magazines devoted to turning your frown upside down. Studies show that we have the ability to change how happy we feel in any situation. Here are my favorite infographics on how happiness works from simplest to most complex.
If you were to Google 'relaxing yoga positions' right now, chances are you'd be inundated with so many results that you wouldn't know where to start! Fortunately, Happify have created the infographic 7 Poses To Help You Reduce Stress, Stat! which features 'science-based activities and games for a happier, healthier life' that are guaranteed to help you de-stress.
By The Nutrition Expert editorial team Published Date: 20/04/2011 More from this expert. Click the image to expand Vitamin D plays an important role to maintain parts of the body in good health but how can we know if we have enough vitamin D, where does it come from and what exactly do we need it for?
Infographic. Summary of the general characteristics of the Tea. Medicinal properties, benefits and uses more common.
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A study has revealed that gout sufferers eating cherries for a 2 day period exhibited a 35 percent reduced risk of gout attacks in comparison to people who didn't eat cherries. Prior studies report that there are 8.3 million adult gout sufferers within the U.S., an inflammatory arthritis caused by a crystallization of uric acid inside the joints which causes severe pain and swelling.