Alzheimer’s

CFS Practitioner Warning Letter

Jacob Teitelbaum, MD, a doctor specializing in chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, has received a warning letter from FDA, concerning claims made on his website linked to product offerings. ...More
May 3, 2012
Posted in News
'Shocking' Study: Antioxidants don't Cure Alzheimer's

Researchers prove what we already know: antioxidants don't cure Alzheimer's. ...More
March 26, 2012 By Sandy Almendarez
Posted in Blog
HP Ingredients Nets ParActin Patent

The Andrographis-derived ParActin has been shown to stimulate immune function and help manage inflammation, useful mechanisms in autoimmune and Alzheimer's illness. ...More
February 8, 2012
Posted in News, Immune Health
Omega-3s, Vitamins Reduce Brain Shrinkage

People with higher intakes of omega-3 essential fatty acids; vitamins C, D, E, and the B vitamins were less likely to have brain shrinkage associated with Alzheimer’s disease than people who had lower levels of the nutrients in a new study published in Neurology®. Those ...More
December 28, 2011
Posted in News
FDA Finds NeuroScience Inc. Labeling Violations

An inspection showed a few brain health products were misbranded due to claims made on the product labeling. ...More
December 27, 2011
Posted in News
Magnesium Levels Factor in Alzheimer's Disease

Researchers found Alzheimer's patients tended to have lower ionized magnesium levels, which were linked to cognitive function. ...More
November 18, 2011
Posted in News
Of Sound Mind

For many people, aging comes with the dreaded slipping of the mind’s gears, the misplaced memories and lethargic motions bestowed by disconnected neurons and dying cells that suffocate under the sprawl of protein plaques. However, neurodenegeration is not always inevitable ...More
October 19, 2011 By Steve Myers
Posted in Articles
An Aging Populations' Battle Against Cognitive Decline

Consumers are already interested in and seeking out products to boost and maintain brain function, a market that will grow further as stress levels rise and the number of seniors nearly doubles in the next few decades. ...More
October 7, 2011 By Steve French
Posted in Articles
Minn. Companies Halt Sales of Aminos with Claims Issues

Two supplement marketers have agreed to stop selling amino acid products until their health claims can be brought into compliance with federal regulations. ...More
September 14, 2011
Posted in News
High-Cholesterol Tied to AMD

Animal research indicates a high-cholesterol diet, already implicated in Alzheimer’s disease pathology, may also play a role in the similarly mechanized age-related macular degeneration (AMD). ...More
August 23, 2011
Posted in News