Does having a few drinks cause cancer? Read on to find out. When I was an intern, my professor had a few interesting ways of imparting knowledge. We once had very lively discussions around aspirin. Some of my fellow interns were arguing about a patient who had a very...
Today I watched a YouTube video of Sir Paul McCartney in a live performance. Not sure when it was but it was great! Then again, I’m a huge Beatles fan ever since they burst on the scene in 1962-64. In fact, I remember hearing them on the radio on my way to high...
In amazingly exciting late-breaking news, the real center of aging in your body is revealed. A group of scientists, building on previous research, discovered a little spot composed of only 10,000 neurons in a hidden corner of your hypothalamus or the brain’s brain....
It’s that time of year again. Can you believe it? Time is flying by. Reminds me of the beautifully poignant and slightly haunting Judy Collins song from the late 60s, Who Knows Where The Time Goes. So yes, we’re closing in on the end of ’24 and on to 2025. Thanks to...
Your ARPF is honored to have collaborated this year with many great people to share the benefits of our 4 Pillar Program. With our Pink Brain™ Project at UCLA, we have completed critical research on preventing Alzheimer’s disease in at-risk women: those in menopause...
Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the fascinating connection between loneliness, brain health, and your memory. Recent research highlights how loneliness, a growing public health concern, impacts not only mental well-being but also brain health, influencing...
A menopausal woman fell and broke both her lower legs. The break is partially due to osteoporosis and also very much from having weak leg muscles; especially her quads, in the front of the legs. Beyond that, she didn’t have the arm and chest strength she needed to...
We are an adult day center that serves a large population of folks with various cognitive impairments. Many of them have a dementia diagnosis. As such, several of the families have been concerned about heredity and ways to stave off decline for themselves. The 4...
Join us for another week-long Kirtan Kriya meditation challenge! Every day we will meet via Zoom and teach participants how to practice Kirtan Kriya, followed by practicing together, and then a Q&A. First time meditators welcome – all skill levels are...
We have great news for you! We just launched our new Brain Longevity Therapy Training (BLTT) course and for the next week, you’ll receive a special launch price. Brain health will never be more affordable. Don’t wait… your mind is...
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