NeuroLife Blog
Studies show botox injections impact the brain
Although millions of people receive Botox injections to reduce the lines associated with natural aging, multiple studies suggest these seemingly harmless wrinkle-reducing shots may impact brain health. For instance, some … Read More
Black women harmed by toxins in hair relaxants
Chemicals to straighten and relax hair are a part of life for many black women, for reasons that range from societal expectations to ease of care. But our society’s discomfort … Read More
Meditating daily stops aging brains from shrinking
Sadly, as we age our brains begin shrinking, and loss of brain tissue means loss of brain function. But there are some simple things you can do each day to … Read More
Adopting ancient fiber needs into a modern diet
Although the produce section at the grocery store may look vast, it only represents a fraction of edible, nutritious, and tasty plant foods. It’s estimated there are more than 20,000 … Read More
Fecal microbiota transplants improve autism symptoms
The exploding rates of autism, which forecasts a surge in adults with the disorder in the coming decade, has pushed the boundaries of autism research. Now, dramatic results from a … Read More
Staying thin is harder for young people than in the past
If you feel like you have a harder time staying slim than your grandparents did at your age, you are right. We are about 10 percent heavier than people in … Read More
How grief and heartbreak can turn into physical illness
We’ve all heard the term “Died of a broken heart,” but most don’t realize it’s actually possible. Intense stress brought about by profound grief can sometimes damage the heart and … Read More
How to support optimal stomach acid for good digestion
When we go to the doctor with symptoms of acid reflux, gas, bloating and heartburn, typically the diagnosis of high stomach acid is based purely on symptoms — not a … Read More
Teen depression explodes along with smart phone use
Although depression continues to rise among the population as a whole, it is rising most dramatically among teens, and smart phones may be largely to blame. Major depression diagnoses among … Read More
Statins raise diabetes risk; what to do instead of drugs
You’ve been told you need to lower your cholesterol, but did you know taking a statin could raise your risk of type 2 diabetes? A recent study of almost 9,000 … Read More