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Estrogen, HRT, & Alzheimer’s: Study Shows 58% Risk Reduction
A massive study shows hormone therapy slashes Alzheimer’s risk. Here is why the old fears are outdated.
Dec 19
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Magnesium Pidolate Benefits: The Hidden Nootropic for Brain Health & Libido
Most magnesium just fixes deficiencies. Take Magnesium Pidolate to hack your cognition and upgrade your love life.
Dec 15
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Arginine & Alzheimer’s: Can This Amino Acid Scrub Brain Plaque?
New research suggests arginine acts as a “chemical chaperone” to stop toxic buildup—and it’s already on shelves.
Dec 8
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Red Light Therapy for the Brain: Benefits, Science, and How to Start
How red and near-infrared wavelengths might help us think sharper, heal faster, and protect our minds.
Nov 27
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High-Dose Creatine for Brain Health: Why 5g Isn't Enough
New research suggests the standard fitness dosage isn’t enough to fuel the mind—but navigating the brain’s defenses requires a massive shift in…
Nov 25
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ACD856 Just Cleared Its First Human Hurdle—And It Looks Extremely Clean
Near-perfect oral bioavailability, 20-hour half-life, zero dose-related side effects—the cleanest Trk PAM we’ve seen yet.
Nov 20
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High-Dose Creatine for Kids with Severe Brain Injury: A Forgotten 2006 Pilot That Still Holds Up
A 2006 pilot gave severely brain-injured kids high-dose creatine for 6 months: ICU stays halved, recovery sped up, good outcomes doubled, zero side…
Nov 20
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Semax Sharply Boosts BDNF and TrkB in the Rat Hippocampus—A 2006 Paper Still Worth Knowing
A single intranasal dose rapidly increases hippocampal BDNF protein, TrkB signaling, and gene expression—with measurable learning benefits in rats.
Nov 19
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NAD+ Restores Memory in Alzheimer’s Models by Fine-Tuning a Key Brain Protein’s Splicing
Boosting cellular energy metabolism corrects faulty RNA processing to protect neurons
Nov 13
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Could Brain Stimulation Help Even Elite Shooters Hit Their Mark More Often?
A small study hints that tweaking cerebellar and prefrontal activity might sharpen motor control—and maybe more than just for people who handle…
Nov 12
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Lion's Mane Erinacine A Improved Memory in Alzheimer's Patients—Here's What Actually Happened
A year-long clinical trial reveals how a specific lion's mane compound could slow cognitive decline
Nov 7
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Soybean Oil Rewires Your Brain's Master Control Center
New research reveals how America's most consumed cooking oil disrupts critical brain genes—and it's not just about the omega-6 fats
Sep 7
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