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How Reducing Sugar Can Reduce Your Risk of Disease Added sugar is everywhere — in drinks, snacks and even foods we wouldn’t expect, like some breads or pasta sauce. While sugar can make foods taste better, consuming too much is bad news for our health. Studies show that in the U.S., the daily intake of added sugars for adults between 19 and 50 was 72.3 grams of added sugar daily, far exceed …

Dr. David Silver's Pitch for LYSOVETA™ as a Cognition EnhancerAging is inevitable, but what if there were systems in the body designed to help prevent cognitive decline? The human brain has a natural mechanism to repair its cells and maintain healthy function as we age, thanks to a special compound called LPC-omega-3.Understanding the ProblemAs we age, normal brain metabolism produces reactive oxy …

Understanding Fertility and Hormone Therapy During Menopause Menopause and fertility hormones; what exactly happens to a woman’s reproductive system during menopause? Menopause is a natural process that happens when a woman’s ovaries stop releasing eggs and her body’s oestrogen and progesterone levels drop. As the number and quality of eggs in the ovaries decrease, fertility declines, but i …

Understanding Fertility Hormones: Key Signs, Imbalances & Tests Oestrogen. Testosterone. Progesterone. These are just some of the hormones you hear throughout your life that affect systems in your, how you feel and your mood. During menopause, these fertility hormones begin to become unbalanced, forcing an array of changes in the body and your quality of life. We have other articles dis …

Menopause and Incontinence: Why It Happens and How to Regain Control Menopause is a trying time in a woman’s life when it may seem as though she loses control of various areas of her body. From hot flashes and brain fog to mood swings, and then there’s incontinence, where you lose control of your bladder and even sometimes your bowels. Men can get urinary incontinence too, but it affects wo …