The cause of the predominant number of deaths are cardiovascular diseases, which are more common in women than in men. For this reason, studies are being conducted in which specialists try to determine how the lifestyle and diet of endangered people can be changed to ensure a healthier and longer life. Read more
Nervous System
Omega 3 and omega 6 for healthy eyes
Signals from the eye to the brain are transmitted through the optic nerve, which is located behind the retina of the eye. The quality of vision depends on the condition of the optic nerve. Nerve fibers consist of huge, elongated cells whose membranes are made of essential fatty acids. Eye health is very much dependent on whether we provide adequate fats in our diet. Read more
High blood sugar and dementia
Studies show a direct relationship that combines high blood sugar with an increased risk of cognitive impairment and dementia. Atherosclerotic changes as well as hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia levels increase the risk of dementia and cognitive impairment, including Alzheimer’s disease. There are several mechanisms that can be responsible for this. Read more
Wonderful linseed oil
Memory problems in old age
Researchers have long recommended the use of the most widely known and widely studied nutrients. Nutritionists also promote the consumption of essential fatty acids, omega 3 and omega 6 acids. There are countless studies confirming the health benefits of these substances for the health of the brain, heart and joints. Read more
Is omega 3 supplementation healthy?
A healthy diet should contain two groups of essential fatty acids: omega 3 and omega 6. For the proper functioning of the body we need both, however, in the Western diet there is a tendency for high consumption of omega 6 fatty acids, while the consumption of essential omega 3 fatty acids is usually reduced . Is it necessary to take omega 3 dietary supplements? Read more
A bad diet can cause depression
The brain works constantly throughout your life, both during the day and at night when you are asleep. The brain never rests and therefore requires a constant supply of energy, which is obtained from food. The quality of “fuel” that feeds the brain depends on the components of your diet. Read more
Dietary supplements as anti-depressants
Contemporary anti-depressants are relatively safe and have slight side effects. They are used to treat mental and depressive disorders and are only available on prescription. There are also preparations that can be bought without a prescription, and the effects of their actions include relieving stress and depression. So, before you decide on chemical antidepressants, it is worth trying more safe and milder, natural preparations. Read more
What type of vitamin C should I choose?
News in the treatment of memory loss
After the age of 40, the first problems with the functioning of brain cells appear and this is a period in which many people begin to lose their memory. One in five people over 65 years experiences mild disorders, including difficulty concentrating, problems with finding the right word, forgetting where we left off an object. In some cases, these mild disorders can develop into full dementia. Do you notice similar symptoms at yourself or your relatives? How to deal with memory problems? Read more