Study: A little wine may keep mind sharp
Wine drinkers have lower risk of Alzheimer’s, other dementia
“WASHINGTON (Reuters) — People who drink a little wine seem to have a lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, Danish researchers reported on Monday. “
…is Folgers in your rectum?!? Ewwwwww
Coffee Enemas have been used for over a hundred years as a generalized detoxification procedure. Despite rumors to the contrary, coffee enemas are perfectly safe when done as directed. Coffee enemas stimulate the liver and gallbladder to release stored toxins and wastes and liver function is enhanced.
Candidate’s Skin Blue After Drink
“GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) – Montana’s Libertarian candidate for Senate has turned blue from drinking a silver solution that he believed would protect him from disease. “
This story is of particular interest to me because Alzheimer’s runs through my family. I pray that it doesn’t hit me and bring a fate worse than death.
AI to Assist Alzheimer’s Patients
Researchers in artificial intelligence today are beginning a race to offset an epidemic of age-related memory loss.
Barring a cure, 14 million Americans will develop Alzheimer’s Disease by 2050, according to the National Institute on Aging.
Scientists in the emerging field of assisted cognition are designing AI systems to care for Alzheimer’s patients without any direct human assistance.
My inner Canadian leaps for joy when reading this story. 😉
Healthy Brew: Beer, It Seems, Is Good For You
Studies suggest key is moderation, not binge drinking
By Ken Wells
“Here’s a good bar joke: Beer is good for you – even better for you than red wine. Here’s what’s funnier: It could actually be true. After more than 20 years of research and scores of studies on the effects of moderate alcohol consumption on health, beer is slowly bubbling to the top as a beverage that not only lifts spirits but delivers protection against major ailments such as heart attacks, stroke, hypertension, diabetes and dementia. The data seem so compelling that the National Beer Wholesalers Association, an Alexandria, Va., trade group representing the nation’s beer distributors, recently put on an oxymoronic sounding ‘health and beer’ seminar and put out a press release that declared: ‘Eat right, exercise and drink a beer a day may be the way to keep the doctor away.'”