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A study done by Dr. Nina Kraus at Northwestern University in Chicago concluded that lifelong musical training helped the brain adapt to aging. Dr. Kraus says that “ "Lifelong musical training appears to confer advantages in at least two important functions known to decline with age – memory and the ability to hear speech...
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Choose your honey like you choose your chocolate: Go dark. Dark honey, like dark chocolate, can be a better source of health-protecting antioxidants than lighter-color counterparts. Here’s why dark honey is different. The Buzz on Honeydew In a study of Spanish honey varieties, researchers looked at three honey groups: floral (the lightest shade of...
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For the third time in maybe 7 days I have another research article involving telomeres. This time researchers have done a measurement of telomere length on a group of men with varying amounts of education. The research says men with less education have shorter telomeres than men who have lots of education. There-fore...
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Posted: May 12, 2011 Natural Marketing Institute (NMI) is pleased to present one of its health and wellness trends for 2011. NMI’s trends are the result of various NMI research sources including the Health & Wellness Trends Database (HWTD), the LOHAS Consumer Trends Database (LCTD) and Healthy Aging/Boomer Database (HAB) as well as analysis...
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Research done at the University College London Medical School in the UK would seem to indicate to0 little or too much sleep (also see Sleep Habits Dictate Quality of Life and Depression) will cause cognitive function problems later in life. This is not exactly new information but the study was done over a long...
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