Improve Memory Loss and Dementia With Meriva

Worried about memory loss or dementia?

People that supplemented with a bioavailable type of curcumin such as Meriva had a 28% improvement in memory and attention abilities, improvements in mood, and less amyloid and tau signals in the brain. These changes help to boost memory and reduce the risk of dementia compared to those taking a placebo.

This study used 90 mg, twice a day. Meriva, which is a curcumin phytosome, has also been shown to reduce inflammation, pain, and improve mood in many other clinical trials as well.

We carry Anabolic Labs Nutra-Disc at all our locations that contains Meriva and is one of the only quality products like it on the market.

You can read the study here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/

Eggs Will NOT Kill You

“Don’t worry about your eggs, keep enjoying them.⠀
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A new study published in the medical journal JAMA says, ‘Eggs are bad,’ but are they really?⠀
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It is important that we look at the specifics of the study. This particular study is an observational study; it does not prove cause and effect.⠀

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This new study surveyed 30,000 people over a 17 year time period. Each person completed one questionnaire about what they’ve been eating.⠀
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It is very difficult to conduct nutrition studies and food frequency questionnaires are fundamentally flawed because people tend not to report what they think is bad.⠀
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If you think a food is bad, you’re likely to downplay having eaten it. People also tend to over report the food they think is good.⠀
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Also, people don’t actually measure their portion sizes and often can't remember how much they ate.⠀
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During the time this study was conducted, eggs were considered bad. We were told not to eat eggs; to avoid cholesterol. So people who were eating eggs were likely people who weren’t otherwise health conscious. Maybe they were smokers, didn’t eat well, didn’t care about their diet, or didn’t eat fruits and vegetables, which are things that could have also led to heart disease.⠀
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It doesn’t mean the eggs caused the heart disease.⠀
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There are 300mg of cholesterol in two eggs. You have 10,000mg in your blood normally. If you add 300mg, will it make a difference? Not really.⠀
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When you eat cholesterol, it doesn’t have an impact on your lipid levels or your heart disease risk. A study done by UCLA found that 75% of patients hospitalized for a heart attack had normal cholesterol levels that would not indicate any risk for a cardiovascular event. ⠀
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In fact, cholesterol is essential. It’s what we make vitamin D from and hormones like estrogen and testosterone. Cholesterol is part of our cell membranes and our brain.⠀
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Whenever you look at a study, it is important to decipher whether it’s an experiment or just a correlation study? If it’s a correlation study, you have to take it with a grain of salt unless there’s a 100% increase risk.⠀
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Make sure to look into the data whenever these types of studies come out and stay informed.”

-Dr. Mark Hyman

The Link Between Sugar and Cancer

Dr. Lewis Cantley hasn't eaten sugar in decades.

"I have a very simple rule," he says. "I eat fruit, but I don't eat anything that has sugar added to it. And I guarantee everybody would be better off if they ate zero sugar."

Follow our page to see the health and nutrition information we post every day, and read more about the link between sugar and cancer here: https://medicalxpress.com

Sugary Drinks and Cardiovascular Disease

Frequent consumption of sugary drinks such as sodas, sports drinks and juice is linked to an increased risk of premature death from cardiovascular disease.





Source: https://www.wnem.com/sugary-drinks

Eating Fat Won't Make You Fat, Sugar Will

Imagine that...

Link: https://www.businessinsider.com/eating-fat-wont-make-you-fat-sugar-will

Things You Can Control In Life

Many things in life are out of your control, but many things aren't -- and that includes health aspects. It's never too late to start making your health a priority.

#truehealth #makeyourhealthapriority

SVSU honors Dr. Dan Kehres, DC with Outstanding Entrepreneur Award

SVSU honors Dr. Dan Kehres, DC with Outstanding Entrepreneur Award

Saginaw Valley State University will honor businesses, entrepreneurs, faculty and alumni dedicated to enriching the business climate of Michigan’s Great Lakes Bay Region during SVSU's 6th annual Academia Awards Best in Business ceremony Friday, March 22, 2019.

Recipients of the business and alumni awards were chosen by an advisory board for the Scott L. Carmona College of Business & Management.

The Outstanding Entrepreneur Award will be presented to Dr. Dan Kehres, DC, owner and chiropractor at Kehres Health &Chiropractic. The award honors individuals whose successes include both supporting the local community and business growth throughout the region.

Since moving to the Great Lakes Bay area in 2010 and opening his first office in Saginaw, Dr. Kehres has since opened a total of five offices with additional locations in Bay City, Midland and Mt. Pleasant. He has also been the Team Chiropractor for SVSU Athletics since 2015, becoming the first time SVSU has added a chiropractor to their sports medicine staff.

In 2018, he opened Kade Wellness, a wellness-based distribution company that covers the state of Michigan, with a business partner.

With the mission of making Michigan a healthier place, Dr. Kehres has donated his time teaching hundreds of health classes at a variety of businesses, schools, community events and more. He has mentored many undergraduate students interested in chiropractic and is a preceptor site for graduate chiropractic students.

Passionate about helping people make their health a priority, Kehres Health & Chiropractic offers more than chiropractic – they also provide nutritional consults, free health classes, massage therapy and many other health resources.

“It has always been my goal to make my community a healthier place, and this community has been very supportive whenever I open a new business,” said Dr. Kehres. “It is an honor to be recognized with this award.”

Dr. Kehres is a past recipient of a RUBY Award, the Community Champion Award from the Michigan Association of Chiropractors in 2016 and one of the first chiropractors as a member of the Saginaw County Medical Society.

High Protein Diets

High-protein diets have been found to improve sleep - people report a higher quality of sleep and waking up less throughout the night. The belief is that protein may optimize chemical transmitter balance in the brain (protein is brain food!) keeping up feeling energized during the day but restful during the night.