After Emerging from Africa, Early People May Have Lived On the “Persian plateau” for 20,000 Years, According to Study

Homo humans left behind little clues about their whereabouts when they migrated out of Africa and returned 20,000 years later to Eurasia. And in the interim, where had they gone? According to a study, Homo sapiens left Africa during that enigmatic time and settled on the Persian plateau. According to fossil evidence, early Homo sapiens […]

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ketogenic Diets Are Thought to be a Useful Strategy for Treating Early-Stage Alzheimer’s, According to Current Studies

Based on the fact that the ketogenic diet prevents memory loss in Alzheimer’s early mice, evidence from a UC Davis study indicates that it may be beneficial for aging and cognitive health. A ketogenic diet has been shown to dramatically postpone the initial stages of memory loss in Alzheimer’s disease-stricken rats, according to research from […]

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Heart Disease and Early Menopause has A Dangerous Combination for Women’s Brains: Study

According to recent research, women who have heart disease risk factors and go through menopause before the age of fifty may be particularly vulnerable to cognitive loss and eventual dementia. “While cardiovascular risk factors are known to increase a person’s risk for dementia, what is lesser known is why women have a greater risk for […]

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