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Bristol Live
82-year-old woman with dementia gets memory back after changing her diet
Bristol Live
... her condition with diet and brain exercises, the Manchester Evening News reports. Mark and Sylvia devised a diet together, high in blueberries and walnuts, and it's had such a dramatic impact on her condition that the Alzheimer's Society are ...

Dementia sufferer Sylvia's amazing recovery after diet change
Brinkwire (press release)
“People don't realise but dementia is the number-one killer in this country ahead of heart disease or cancer but it doesn't get the same funding. It is a crisis.” Sue Clarke, from the Alzheimer's Society, said: “It's fantastic that Sylvia along with ...

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Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Doctor's Tip: Protect your brain from Alzheimer's with plants, not pills
Glenwood Springs Post Independent
Folate is found in many vegetables. Folic acid, present in many vitamin pills and in fortified food is made artificially and is not exactly the same as natural folate. There is evidence that folic acid increases cancer risk. We evolved to get vitamins ...

Popular Science
Homeopathic and natural remedies aren't the same thing—and only ...
Popular Science
Willow bark has a long and storied history, but it wasn't until the turn of the 20th century that anyone bothered to isolate the active ingredient into the pills we know it as today: aspirin. This exemplifies an old adage: What do you call alternative ...

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Express.co.uk
High blood pressure: Amazing 55p vegetable may help cure the condition
Express.co.uk
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is the largest known risk factor for heart disease and related conditions in the UK. It already affects more than one in four adults nationally, with 30 per cent of them living in more deprived neighbourhoods. The ...

Kent Live
An 82-year-old with dementia who couldn't recognise her own son has got her memory back after changing diet
Kent Live
“We were a double act that went everywhere together. I despaired and never felt so alone as I had no other family to turn to. “Overnight we went from a happy family to one in crisis. “When she left hospital I thought instead of prescribed medication we ...
How diet change sparked dementia sufferer's dramatic recoveryLeicester Mercury
My mum couldn't remember who I was - but then we changed her diet and her dementia improvedCambridge News
Mum, 82, who couldn't recognise her own son due to dementia gets memory back - after changing her dietMirror.co.uk
WalesOnline
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Leadership Newspapers (press release) (blog)
Natural Treatment For Diabetes – How To Get Rid of Diabetes, 100% Effective
Leadership Newspapers (press release) (blog)
NB: Needless I tell you that diabetes, both type 1 and type 11 are dangerous. Now here are the main reasons why it's important you take these 5 in 1 diabetic kit. Unmanaged and untreated diabetes can make you go blind or lose a limb. It can cause your ...

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Telegraph.co.uk
10 million lives could be lost to superbugs - so how far have we got in the race to beat them?
Telegraph.co.uk
Until now, the problem has been bubbling away below the surface. Official figures indicate about 5,000 people a year in the UK are dying from illness that could previously be treated by penicillin and its myriad derivatives. Many authorities believe ...

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Midland Daily News
Haqqani: Surprising causes of cardiovascular problems
Midland Daily News
Additionally, stimulants, anti-depressants, antifungal treatment products and some natural supplements should also be reviewed by a cardiologist if prescribed or taken. Not only should the types of medications be examined, but the recommended frequency ...

Mirror.co.uk
Mum, 82, who couldn't recognise her own son due to dementia gets memory back - after changing her diet
Mirror.co.uk
Mark, who lives in Prestwich, Greater Manchester, had lost his father to a heart attack in 1987, the Manchester Evening News reported. He first noticed his 82-year-old mum's forgetfulness three years ago. She would struggle to remember birthdays or ...

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Times of India
'Lifestyle change needed to keep heart disease at bay'
Times of India
AHMEDABAD: According to the global study 'Global Burden of Diseases,' between 2005 and 2016, the rate of natural deaths due to ischemic heart disease in India rose by 53% whereas in the same period, unnatural deaths in the same category rose by 41 ...

Manchester Evening News
Mum's dementia was so bad she was kept in hospital for her own safety - but then we changed her diet
Manchester Evening News
“We were a double act that went everywhere together. I despaired and never felt so alone as I had no other family to turn to. “Overnight we went from a happy family to one in crisis. “When she left hospital I thought instead of prescribed medication we ...

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THE WEEK
Eat less to live long
THE WEEK
“The impact of cardiovascular risk factors starts really early in life. Physicians treating women of reproductive age should pay attention to slightly elevated blood pressure because it may have other not-well-recognised effects, such as adverse ...

Weekly News Journal
Battling Rosacea: How to Recognize and Treat the Common Skin Condition that Causes Redness, Bumps and Breakouts
Weekly News Journal
Warnings/Precautions: ORACEA Capsules should not be used to treat or prevent infections. ORACEA Capsules should not be taken by patients who have a known hypersensitivity to doxycycline or other tetracyclines. ORACEA Capsules should not be taken during ...

Leadership Newspapers (press release) (blog)
Natural Treatment For Diabetes – How To Get Rid of Diabetes, 100% Effective
Leadership Newspapers (press release) (blog)
NB: Needless I tell you that diabetes, both type 1 and type 11 are dangerous. Now here are the main reasons why it's important you take these 5 in 1 diabetic kit. Unmanaged and untreated diabetes can make you go blind or lose a limb. It can cause your ...

Arab News
Take a healthy approach to the issue of nutritional supplements
Arab News
JEDDAH: There is a growing need for dietary supplements in Saudi Arabia, given the increasing popularity of junk food and the effective role supplements can play in treating diseases caused by mineral and vitamin deficiencies. A recent study found that ...

The Keene Sentinel
Organs from drug overdose victims could save the lives of patients on transplant waiting list
The Keene Sentinel
By 2017, 72 percent of overdose victims were considered risky disease carriers — a rate that was three to five times higher than for donors who died of trauma or natural causes. But new tests allow surgeons to glean more quickly whether a prospective ...

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Endometriosis News Today
Endometriosis and a Possible Link to Heart Disease
Endometriosis News Today
This includes the risks of heart attack, chest pain, and blocked arteries. According to the 2016 “American Heart Association Rapid Access Journal Report,” surgical treatments like uterus removal may partly be the cause of the increased rate of heart ...

Baylor College of Medicine News (press release) (blog)
Comfort care or medical treatment?
Baylor College of Medicine News (press release) (blog)
Perhaps, rather than regard their description as an unfortunate choice of words, we should listen to the words. We feel that we've failed, or are devalued as a specialty, when patients view comfort care as something other than medical treatment. But ...

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