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Study links micro- and nanoplastics to Parkinson’s and dementia

February 05, 2024 -

Microplastics and nanoplastics

Microplastics and nanoplastics are two types of plastic waste that have become a major concern for environmental and human health.

Produced from the degradation of larger plastic items (such as bags, bottles, covers, car tires, fishing nets, packaging material and others), microplastic particles are larger than one micrometer but smaller than five millimeters in size. On the other hand, nanoplastics are very tiny particles that range from ...

7 Conditions masquerading as dementia

July 28, 2023 -

(Article by GMI Reporter republished from GreenMedInfo.com)

Imagine this nightmare. For the last few years your mother has had serious memory problems.  She gets lost driving.  She repeats the same question to you over and over again.  She can't process new information.  She loses her train of thought in mid-sentence.  A CT scan comes back with a diagnosis of early Alzheimer's disease.  The doctors offer a prescription with little encouragement it will work.

Do you ...

Research shows Lion’s mane mushroom can combat dementia and cognitive decline

January 12, 2024 -

Cognitive decline is a serious health issue worldwide, but in many cases, there are ways to reverse the damage, prevent the death of neurons and regenerate neuronal pathways. Lion’s mane mushroom is an important medicinal food that can promote the biosynthesis of nerve growth factor and effectively combat dementia.Lion’s mane mushroom promotes the biosynthesis of nerve growth factor

A study published in Mycology finds that Lion’s mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus) synthesizes ...

Study: Regular brushing and flossing can help support brain health and protect against dementia

July 27, 2023 -

Findings from a study published in the journal Neurology suggest that poor dental health is linked to hippocampal atrophy, or shrinkage of the hippocampus, which is a marker for Alzheimer’s disease.Brain shrinkage linked to poor oral health

Study author Satoshi Yamaguchi, an associate professor at Tohoku University Graduate School of Dentistry in Sendai, Japan, explained that retaining more healthy teeth without periodontal disease may help support brain health.

Because ...

Study: Microplastics accumulate in the brain and cause behavioral changes associated with dementia

September 05, 2023 -

The prevalence of microplastics in the environment is well documented, along with their negative impacts on marine life. However, only a handful of studies have examined their potential health impacts on mammals.

This inspired Jaime Ross, a professor from the University of Rhode Island (URI), to conduct a study on the effects of microplastic exposure.

The study was published in the International Journal of Molecular Science.Microplastics and brain health

Ross ...

Biden suffering CLENCHED FIST SYNDROME, a tell-tale symptom of psychosis and dementia

July 25, 2023 -

Biden is obviously suffering from Clenched Fist Syndrome and exhibits this symptom when he feels threatened, confused, or senses conflict

The clenched fist syndrome (CFS) is an entity in which the patient keeps one or both hands tightly clenched, like Joe Biden during and immediately following his teleprompter-prepared speeches. He is worried about messing up, blurting out things his handlers have warned him against, and then completely LOST when the speech is over. He may not ...

6 Mushrooms you can eat to prevent cognitive impairment and reduce your dementia risk

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Mild cognitive impairment is a condition defined by experts as the stage between the expected cognitive decline that occurs with age and the more serious decline caused by dementia. While mild cognitive impairment could increase an adult's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, this condition can be prevented or treated with healthy lifestyle adjustments and dietary interventions.

According to research, there is no single cause of mild cognitive impairment, but certain changes ...

Australia to CRIMINALIZE free speech and JAIL those who dare exercise it

November 13, 2023 -

The so-called "Communications Legislation Amendment (Combating Misinformation and Disinformation) Bill 2023," the legislation creates a new framework for the broad-scale censorship of "misinformation" and "disinformation," at least as the Aussie government defines such things.

The law is so broad and vague in its far-reaching directives that online "harm" could include just about anything the government decides one day is "untrue" or "dangerous."

Section 2 of ...

Study suggests Western medicine has a misguided approach to treating dementia

22 days ago -

The authors of the study published in JAMA Network Open said a significant number of patients with dementia may have undiagnosed liver disease and hepatic encephalopathy contributing to their cognitive impairment. Most importantly, their findings suggested that it’s possible their liver-related brain symptoms could be resolved with appropriate treatment.

Led by gastroenterologist Dr. Jasmohan Bajaj of the Richmond Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Virginia, the study included ...

COVID jabs linked to 2,500% increased risk of early onset dementia

August 14, 2023 -

Kirsch spoke with a charge nurse at a rehabilitation and long-term elderly care facility who has worked in nursing for 32 years. She told him that she has never seen anything like what she is now seeing in terms of the sheer number of new dementia cases cropping up all around her.

Prior to COVID, the charge nurse would rarely see anyone suddenly exhibit dementia-like behaviors like sudden onset hallucinations for no apparent reason. At most, there would be two a year, ...

New study suggests exercise is key to preventing COVID-19

September 26, 2023 -

The study was published in the journal Current Sports Medicine Reports (CSMR).

As of September 2022, more than 6.4 million deaths globally have been attributed to COVID-19. Studies show that preventive measures implemented by the government, such as vaccines, boosters, social distancing, lockdowns and masking, have all been ineffective at protecting people from the disease. In fact, many who were fully vaccinated still got infected – sometimes repeatedly, like President ...

Pride month is a cynical exercise in state-enforced homosexuality

May 25, 2023 -

(Article by Samuel Mangold-Lenett republished from TheFederalist.com)

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In this instance, and countless others, the public and private sectors work hand in glove to advance both an ideological and political agenda. When, recently, Ohio Republican Sen. J.D. Vance said that “[t]here is no meaningful distinction between the public and the private sector in the United States of America,” he was describing ...

Houston hosts nuclear incident training exercise amid growing NUKE THREATS

May 09, 2023 -

Houston recently hosted a weeklong large-scale, multi-agency nuclear incident training exercise led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), featuring various military personnel and aircraft in Harris County and southeast Houston. The training exercise that ended Friday, May 5, sought to prepare the city for a possible nuclear attack.

A map released by the Natural Resources Defense Council in 2002 showed that Houston could be a prime target for a nuclear attack ...

Steve Kirsch: CDC FORGOT to warn the public that COVID-19 vaccines cause DEMENTIA

February 05, 2024 -

The data is all out in the open but may have been covered up or agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) may have failed to inform the public. But Kirsch took the liberty to check and it took him just a few seconds to uncover the truth. From the graph on the National Vaccine Information Center website, he found 998 cases where the brain condition was symptomatic as against the types of vaccines from the Dec. 29, 2023 release of Vaccine Adverse ...

Dr. Michael Nehls proposes Unified Theory of Alzheimer’s Disease (UTAD) to prevent, cure dementia

January 02, 2024 -

Dr. Michael Nehls, author of the book "The Indoctrinated Brain," presents a speculative primer into the causes of Alzheimer's. The primer integrates all key behavioral, genetic and environmental risk factors "in a causal chain of etiological and pathogenetic events" in order to develop a sound scientific approach for preventing and treating dementia.

The UTAD that Dr. Nehls proposes is based on three concepts that derive from the evolutionary history of humans. These ...

Ben Armstrong: White House’s admission that Biden has dementia makes him an “open national security risk”

February 06, 2024 -

"A national security threat: Secret recording reveals that White House struggling with Biden's dementia. This is a bigger story than I think people really realize," Armstrong said during the Feb. 2 edition of "The Ben Armstrong Show." The journalist also praised James O'Keefe, who now leads the O'Keefe Media Group (OMG), for exposing "what high-up White House officials really think."

According to Armstrong, Biden's dementia is a "big time" development and getting the ...

Study: Older adults who regularly use the internet have LESS DEMENTIA RISK than non-regular users

October 19, 2023 -

A longitudinal study of a large group of older adults showed that regular internet users had approximately half the risk of dementia compared to their same-age peers who did not use the internet regularly. Participants using the internet between six minutes and two hours per day had the lowest risk of dementia, according to the study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.

The authors said public discussions about internet use often revolve around ...

Study: Regular exercise found to lower risk of developing multiple types of cancer

July 04, 2023 -

If you don’t exercise regularly, it’s not too late to change your habits. According to a study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, exercise offers benefits beyond improving your physical health.

The study authors found compelling evidence that exercising regularly can help reduce the risk of many types of cancer.

The review supports physical activity as a means of cancer prevention, with experts suggesting that exercise can be used to help manage cancer ...

Good or bad? High levels of HDL or “good” cholesterol may be linked to dementia, reveals study

January 08, 2024 -

The study, which was led by Monash University in Melbourne, involved thousands of volunteers from Australia and the United States. The study ran for more than six years and the findings were published in the journal Lancet Regional Health Western Pacific.

Cholesterol is a lipid or a waxy type of fat. It is produced by the liver, but people can also receive cholesterol by consuming it from food products from animals, and the ingested cholesterol is then transported throughout ...

Right Now with Ann Vandersteel: Christian believers must have a “warrior mindset” and exercise “spiritual authority,” says John Dyslin – Brighteon.TV

November 09, 2023 -

Dyslin, the author of "Nehemiah Strong: Life-Sustaining Essentials for a Season of Trial," told program host Ann Vandersteel that his work has a chapter on spiritual authority. It talks about believers having God-given authority as His ambassadors, he explained.

"As Christians, we are little Christs; we are His adopted children. We are His ambassadors, and we have astounding spiritual authority living on this earth, as we are sojourners here for the short season. We ...