Cognitive Care Support Memory Support
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Neurotransmitters are your nervous systems great communicator. They relay signals between neurons and help to control your mood, energy, memory, concentration, sleep, weight and bodily functions. There are a lot of threats in the
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Most people are aware of the benefits of olives. Those rich, earthy, oval balls that offer a myriad of health benefits ranging from heart health, blood pressure, allergies to cancer, often outshine its lesser known feature. No less
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It’s no secret that fish oil is good for you. Many studies prove it’s beneficial for lowering cholesterol, reducing inflammation, improving skin health and more. Recent research published in the Journal of Physiological Reports,
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Microscopic red blood cells being pumped from your heart to your lungs pick up oxygen and then return through the veins to deliver the oxygen to the cells of the heart. Simply put angina is any episode that reduces oxygen delivery
Health and Diet Nervous System
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Improve your heart health with this one simple choice-choose to manage stress like a stress champion. Simply put, our bodies are designed to cope with stressful situations and learning about the stress response can help us navigate
Cognitive Care Support Health and Diet
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Antioxidants are a vital part of a person’s diet. They slow the aging process and protect you from the toxic world that we live in. Our cells are constantly bombarded by toxins and antioxidants act as our personal body guards.
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Are you struggling to make it through the day? Do you often feel bogged down by exhaustion and like you are running on empty? If so its sounds like you may benefit from L-Carnitine supplementation. When you hear the word L-Carnitine,
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The hype is right and you can believe it. Coenzyme Q10, also known as “Ubiquinone”, is the most “ubiquitous” substance in our body and might just be the most “ubiquitous” topic on talk shows and in magazines today.
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To save time in the morning, prepare the scone cake the day before. Just reheat a slice or two in the microwave! For the best mix of carbohydrate and protein, slice scones in half like a sandwich and spread with peanut butter or
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