Research on Cognitive Functioning Reveals Positive Therapeutic Approaches for Brain Health

As an expert in the cognitive health and wellness space, AgeImmune seeks to educate the public on the potential therapeutic and behavioral options for improving mental capacity, cognition and memory.

Cognitive decline is an inevitability of the natural aging process. Yet advancements in modern medicine, supplementation, behavioral changes, and even technology are revealing new findings that give hope and promise for enhancing cognitive function with age. Own the Top-Performing Breakout Stock Every Month?

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As an expert in the cognitive health and wellness space, AgeImmune seeks to educate the public on the potential therapeutic and behavioral options for improving mental capacity, cognition and memory.

Physical Activity According to a Boston University School of Medicine study, certain types of hormones associated with physical exertion (i.e. exercise) were noted to improve memory function. Yet another study, published in 2013 by Harvard Medical School demonstrated that a unique molecule that was released during endurance training protected the brain against degeneration and improved cognition.

Experiential Enhancement

In 2013 a study published in the Journal of Psychological Science revealed that less “demanding” mental activities, such as word puzzles or listening to classical music don’t seem to have much impact on cognitive health and well-being. However, participating in activities that are both mentally demanding and unfamiliar can create the type of mental stimulation that may yield benefits, according to lead researcher Denise Park of the University of Texas at Dallas.

Supplementation

Supplementation for cognitive health and performance has been a hot topic over the last decade. Nootropics have taken center stage as the forerunners in improving mental performance, with everyone from athletes to students and CEOs looking for an “edge” in today’s competitive landscape. For others, it’s about improving general mental health and well-being, while potentially staving off the natural decline that comes with age.

A study published in the Journal of Neural Regeneration Research (2016) revealed that Lithium Orotate has the potential to be an effective over the counter mood stabilizer and cognitive enhancer. Another study, published by the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry (2009) found similar results.

But how does this naturally occurring alkali metal work? Studies demonstrate that its potential benefits are largely attributed to its ability to help neurons regenerate, while other research suggests that lithium orotate supplements may inhibit the production of enzymes in the brain that contribute to harmful plaque.

Exciting Advancements in Cognitive Health are on the Way One thing is certain. The future looks bright for those individuals who are willing to take a proactive approach to their mental and cognitive health. By making certain lifestyle changes, participating in new and challenging activities and supplementing their diet with known cognitive enhancers, the ability to preserve and improve brain health may just be within reach.

About Age Immune

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It is the focus on customer service and their research-backed, doctor-developed products that set Age Immune apart from the rest in the alternative health industry. Their continued effort to expand and improve their line up ensures they will have a dedicated customer base for years to come.

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