Monthly Archives: July 2011

Get Healthy With The Brain Doctor’s Wife: Free Webinar for Amen Solution Members

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Justin

If you are not a member of our online community NOW would be a great time to join. It is only $1 for a two week trial. Join here. https://www.theamensolution.com/tas-why-join.aspx This Wednesday July 27th at 5:00PM Pacific Time, my wife … Continue reading →

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Rhodiola Rosea Helps With Mood, Focus, Energy and More

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Justin

Rhodiola Rosea is an herb that has been extensively studied in Russia and Scandinavian countries for over 35 years. It is categorized as an adaptogen because of its ability to increase resistance to chemical, biological, and physical stressors according to … Continue reading →

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Drastic Fasting Bad for Brains of Obese

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Justin

“When obese persons reduce their food intake too drastically, their bodies appear to resist their weight loss efforts. They may have to work harder and go slower in order to outsmart their brain chemistry,” said Gregory G. Freund, a professor … Continue reading →

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Traumatic Brain Injury Doubles Risk of Dementia

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Justin

New research shows that older war vets who suffered traumatic brain injury (TBI) during their lives had more than two times the risk of developing dementia. “A diagnosis of a concussion, post-concussion syndrome, a skull fracture or some non-specific head … Continue reading →

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Increased ADHD Associated with “Western Diet”

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Justin

A study from Australia warns about the effects of a typical Western diet and the rise of ADHD in adolescents.  The good news is that eating a “healthy pattern diet,” more common in Asian and many Mediterranean countries, lessens the … Continue reading →

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