Dr. Balpal Sandhu: Are You Drinking Enough Water?
For some months towards the end of last year I was really feeling under the weather, I kept getting sick, my energy levels were really low and my concentration and motivation were at an all time low. I went to see More...
How to Proceed After Suffering from an Accident that Causes a Traumatic Head Injury
Traumatic head injuries are some of the most dangerous, life-changing injuries around. It’s estimated that up to 90,000 people suffer from the effects of these injuries every year. Naturally, not all these injuries More...
Top 5 Medicines to Increase Vitamin B
Vitamins are organic compounds which are required by the body in small amounts in order to carry out the normal body functions. Vitamin B complex is one of these organic compounds which are quintessential for the More...
Dementia is on Rise, but it can be prevented
Dementia has become one of the leading causes of death in England and Wales. According to statistics published in The Express in October 2017, dementia claimed 62,948 lives, including 41,747 women and 21,201 More...
New robotic technology may provide more insight into neurological diseases
Purdue University researchers are a step closer to answering one of the critical questions about the brain – how neural networks in the organ perform the computations necessary for higher-level brain functions. This More...
How Can Modafinil Work for You?
Modafinil is well known as nootropic. It is a smart medication that helps the cognitive function of human in different ways. There are numerous smart medications in the market but Modafinil (Meds4sure Pharmacy – More...
Enhancing Mental Abilities with Smart Drugs
Researchers have spent a considerable amount of time on studying the effects of substances that are commonly referred to as nootropics and cognitive enhancers. Cognitive enhancement can be facilitated in a number More...
An Intro On Nootropics: Just How Useful Are They?
Nootropics have grown immensely popular over the course of the past few years, especially among college students, young adults and patients suffering from dim memory, lack of concentration and drowsiness. Nootropics More...
What’s the Difference: Smart Drugs Vs. Nootropics
You’ve probably read a bit about nootropics and smart drugs, but you may think that they are one and the same. They’re not. If you want a safer alternative to smart drugs, here are what some experts think you More...
New York mom Kim Vaillancourt delivers ‘miracle baby’ Wyatt Eli after delaying cancer treatment
A New York mother, Kim Vaillancourt, has revealed her inspiring story, which is making headlines after her son’s birth. Denying cancer treatment to shield her unborn baby from potential side effects, Kim rejoices More...
Nat Geo’s ‘Brain Games’ explores God, the nature of believing and science
National Geographic Channel (@NatGeoChannel) amps up a new season of BRAIN GAMES (@BrainGames), challenging and engaging viewers, taking them on visually awe-inspiring expeditions in search of answers to some More...
Neuroscience study confirms ‘speaking in tongues’ changes brain activity, blood flow
While critics may mock, many Christians assert the validity of speaking in tongues and now they have a neuroscience study to back them up. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania took brain images of five More...
Nat Geo’s ‘Breakthrough’ dives into cyborg tech and the secrets of the brain
National Geographic’s new 6-part mini-series Breakthrough started off with The Future of Fighting Pandemics before focusing on less frightening topics: More Than Human and Decoding the Brain in episode More...
Nat Geo’s ‘Brain Games’ returns with 2-Night summer event
All new episodes of National Geographic Channel’s (NGC’s) Emmy-nominated series Brain Games return Sunday, June 28 (9:00 – 11:00 p.m. ET/PT) and Monday, June 29 (9:00 – 10:00 p.m. ET/PT) during a two-night More...
Juvenon Reviews: fighting memory loss and aging
No one likes the idea of getting older. Not only does it have physical effects on your body but you also start to feel different psychologically. You may have more moments of forgetfulness, memory lapses where you More...
Healing Comes In Many Forms
Healthy, believe it or not, is a subjective term for the most part. It doesn’t seem like it should be. Most of us have been taught that health is more like math than it is like art. You take some very specific More...
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS): Brain abnormality found in group of SIDS cases
More than 40 percent of infants in a group who died of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) were found to have an abnormality in a key part of the brain, researchers report. The abnormality affects the hippocampus, More...
‘Hack My Brain’ coming to Science Channel Sept. 19, 3-hour special
What if you could make your mind better, faster and stronger starting right now? Science Channel is searching for answers by taking the idea of brain games to a whole new level in the three-hour special HACK More...
Growing Older Yet Wiser: The Secrets of Brain Longevity
You want to stay healthy as you get older, and part of that means keeping your brain in shape. As we age, it’s natural for our brain to start to slow down. Many of us experience slower reaction time, slower thinking More...
5 Promising New Treatments for Brain Cancer
A diagnosis of cancer in any part of the body is frightening, but being diagnosed with a brain tumor can be especially alarming. Whether it’s because brain cancer is the second leading cause of death in children More...
