Nutrition for Brain Health

Solitary eating is linked to reduced brain volume in cognitively unimpaired individuals and possible future cognitive decline

9 min read

Participant characteristics

This study included 727 participants, with 598 (82.3%) engaging in social eating and 129 (17.7%) in solitary eating. In Table 1, the mean age of the total sample was 70.32 years, with the solitary eating group (71.17 ± 

Mental Health and Brain Health

6 Facts About Creatine and Brain Health | Live Healthy

6 min read

Supplementing with creatine monohydrate — a natural performance enhancer — is commonly associated with athletes and people who are serious about their physical fitness. It optimizes the energy muscles have available for workouts and recovery.

What you may not realize

Technology and Brain Health

Alzheimer’s Study Links Muscle Protein to Brain Function

5 min read

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a devastating cause of memory loss and cognitive decline, for which no curative treatment is available. Among lifestyle factors, physical activity stands out as possibly one of the strongest defenders of brain health.

Growing evidence links

Supplements and Medications for Brain Health

5 Supplements and Medications Not to Mix With Fish Oil

4 min read

One in five adults over age 60 takes fish oil, a supplement extracted from the tissues of fatty fish and rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which support heart, brain, eye, and joint health. But even though omega-3s have benefits, certain

Nutrition for Brain Health

Unsalted skin-roasted peanuts boost brain vascular function and memory, study supports

3 min read

Consuming unsalted, skin-roasted peanuts may significantly improve brain vascular function and memory, according to a new study by Dutch researchers. Their findings support that consuming 60 g (approximately two servings) of peanuts daily for 16 weeks increases global cerebral blood

Mental Health and Brain Health

A Simple Grip Strength Test May Reveal Mental Health Risks

3 min read

Could a simple hand-squeeze test reveal signs of depression or dementia? A growing body of research suggests that hand grip strength—how firmly someone can squeeze—may offer important clues about mental health, cognitive function and overall well-being.

Hand grip strength is

Mental Health and Brain Health

Mysuru to host international meet on brain health from November 17

2 min read
JSS College of Pharmacy Principal T.M. Pramod addressing the press in Mysuru on Saturday, November 15, about the international conference on Brain Health which begins on November 17.

JSS College of Pharmacy Principal T.M. Pramod addressing the press in Mysuru on Saturday, November 15, about the international conference on Brain Health which begins on November 17.
| Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

The Department of Pharmacology, JSS College of

Technology and Brain Health

Your Brain Health and OrthTeam expand access to data-driven concussion care

3 min read

Your Brain Health (YBH) has partnered with the OrthTeam Centre in Manchester, expanding access to data-driven concussion care for athletes and sports teams across the North of England.

Through the partnership, the OrthTeam Centre’s dedicated Concussion Clinic will now use 

Nutrition for Brain Health

The science of brain maintenance: A neurologist’s perspective | Nutritional Outlook

5 min read

Over the past 30 years, my career as a neurologist has taken me through some of the most respected institutions in modern medicine. I completed my medical education at St. Petersburg Medical University, followed by a two-year fellowship at the