Susan Clark is an award-winning, Emmy-nominated journalist and author who has written about nutrition, health, and wellness for 27 years. She has developed content for articles, reports, books, videos, and television news segments featuring some of today’s top alternative and integrative doctors. She earned a bachelor of science in broadcast journalism from Texas Christian University. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, two sons, and numerous pets.
A breakthrough blood test measuring p-tau217 can detect Alzheimer’s brain changes decades before symptoms, giving doctors a powerful new tool for earlier diagnosis and prevention.
Having someone who truly listens to you may protect your brain as you age, boosting cognitive resilience and supporting long-term mental sharpness.
Car sickness and other forms of motion sickness are surprisingly common, with up to one in three people highly susceptible to the condition.Being a driver rather than a passenger is protective. But
When too many of the wrong kind of microbes take root in the gut, it causes an imbalance that can lead to a wide variety of health disorders.Could this also occur in the brain?An international group
Researchers have been working on blood tests, eye tests, even sense of smell tests-- all in an attempt to uncover a screening tool that reveals the very earliest signs of dementia, long before
The next time you’re feeling really, really hungry, don’t be too quick to treat yourself to a snack.It turns out that the hormone behind that famished feeling is doing good things for your brain.By
Before you have any kind of surgery, especially if you are middle-aged or older, you need to be aware of the brain damage that often results from general anesthesia – the kind where you lose
A human study reveals that boosting gut bacteria with specific foods can significantly reduce stress and depressive feelings—proving your diet may strongly influence your mood.
NeuroFactor® Holds The Key To Sharp, Clear Thinking
New research reveals that immune cells in your brain can go rogue destroying critical connections that power memory. The good news: A powerful food nutrient can stop the damage and restore thinking.
Cambridge scientists reverse aging in brain stem cells by altering their environment. This discovery could lead to new treatments for Alzheimer's.
As a Natural Health Insiders reader, you know your diet is one of the mostimportant factors for keeping your brain healthy and your mind sharp for the rest of your life.But the one thing that can
Discover the differences between cognitive and neurological testing, how each can help diagnose memory loss, and why combining both is most effective.
Discover the hidden dangers lurking in your medicine cabinet. Nearly half of dementia patients take potentially harmful medications.