Research Studies

N-Acetylcysteine (NAC) may help alleviate symptoms of various psychiatric disorders, though more research is needed.

Research suggests benfotiamine could support cognitive function and reduce inflammation in seniors, but more studies are needed.

Fortifying dark chocolate with essential nutrients may enhance health and prevent diseases in seniors.

Short cold water immersions might boost sleep and brain health in seniors.

Moderate cannabis use linked to larger brain volumes in adults over 50, but cognitive impacts remain unclear.

Aerobic exercise can help improve memory by increasing brain size.

Research explores how cannabis might influence the brain's protective myelin sheath in older adults.

Research suggests Neurofabine-C may help protect the brain in a model of Alzheimer's disease, offering hope for future treatments.

Regular exercise can help improve memory and thinking skills.

Astaxanthin, a natural antioxidant, shows promise in enhancing recovery from ischemic stroke by improving gut health in animal studies.

Research shows mixed results for L-Carnitine helping with neurological and psychiatric disorders in older adults.

Biofeedback aids stroke recovery by improving movement and reducing anxiety.

Research indicates that melatonin supplements can lower the chances of delirium in critically ill patients by 25%.

Research suggests melatonin supplementation could help decrease the frequency and severity of migraines in adults.

Melatonin might help reduce delirium in hospitalized seniors.

Adding real-time biofeedback to virtual reality therapy could help manage auditory hallucinations in those with schizophrenia.

A study compares Daiwa Brain Health and Prevagen, finding both supplements help memory, but with different strengths.

Taking Daiwa Brain Health supplements for 90 days improved memory scores in older adults, compared to Prevagen.

Walking 5,001–7,500 steps daily is linked to slower memory and thinking decline in older adults at risk for Alzheimer’s disease.

This review found that adherence to the MIND diet significantly supports memory, executive function, and brain health in seniors.

Research shows that diets rich in plant foods and healthy fats can slow cognitive decline in seniors.

A review of research trends on α-synuclein helps seniors understand ongoing efforts to treat the biological root of Parkinson’s.

Combining brain stimulation with rehabilitation improves cognitive and emotional well-being in Parkinson's patients.

A rare tongue-twisting movement was observed as a side effect during deep brain stimulation programming in a Parkinson's patient.

Semaglutide may protect brain mitochondria in Parkinson’s.

Research suggests that l-Theanine might help improve mental performance in seniors, though more studies are needed.

Engaging in regular aerobic exercise for a year can make your brain appear younger, even in middle-aged adults.

Consistent tea consumption over ten years reduced the risk of cognitive decline by 12% in older adults.