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Yotam Ottolenghi: I tried intermittent fasting, and hated it. This is why we need to ...

The Guardian 22 Mar 2025
On top of that, fasting periods are said to allow the body to repair cells and, as a result, help to reduce the risk of heart disease, diabetes, general inflammation, memory loss, Parkinson’s, ...
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Azara Ballet gains ’Momentum’ toward season finale

Herald-Tribune Sarasota 22 Mar 2025
Azara BalletMomentum’ program video teaser. After a busy 18 months, Azara Ballet sets ‘Momentum’ to close its second season ... ‘Momentum’ to the season finale ... “Millennials will be the last generation to have that memory of life before cell phones.”.
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Neuroscience research reveals unexpected role of dopamine in reshaping reward memories

PsyPost 21 Mar 2025
When they artificially reactivated the dopamine cells that had been engaged during the memory retrieval phase, the mice displayed an even stronger reduction in their preference for the sweet food.
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Infants remember more than you think, new study reveals

Gulf News 21 Mar 2025
Recent rodent studies monitoring brain activity have also shown that engrams -- patterns of cells that store memories -- form in the infant hippocampus but become inaccessible over time -- though they ...
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Best Methylene Blue Supplements in 2025 – Benefits, Dosage, & Where to Buy

Chico Enterprise Record 21 Mar 2025
Taking Fractal Forest’s Methylene Blue daily may optimize brainpower, improve cellular respiration, sustain performance, and help protect cells from oxidative stress, among other benefits ... Some take it to protect against age-related memory decline.
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THIS happens when you eat 1 pomegranate every day

The Times of India 21 Mar 2025
These compounds also support collagen production, contributing to firmer, more youthful-looking skin.Improved memoryResearch indicates that pomegranate consumption may enhance memory and cognitive function.
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Your vision can predict dementia 12 years before diagnosis: Study

The Times of India 20 Mar 2025
As the disease progresses, the areas associated with memory become damaged ... In this disease, brain cell connections and the cells themselves degenerate and die, eventually destroying memory and other important mental functions.
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Babies Form Memories. Why Do Adults Forget Them?   

The Scientist 20 Mar 2025
An infant learns many things in the first few years of life—movements, languages, relationships, and more—all of which require memory formation ... Cell & Molecular Biology ... Short-lived Molecules Support Long-term Memory.
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Infants remember more than you think: study

Gulf-Times 20 Mar 2025
... suggest these memories might persist until around age three before fading.Turk-Browne is particularly intrigued by the possibility that such fragments could one day be reactivated later in life.
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New study reveals infants remember more than we think

The Peninsula 20 Mar 2025
Recent rodent studies monitoring brain activity have also shown that engrams -- patterns of cells that store memories -- form in the infant hippocampus but become inaccessible over time -- though they ...
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THESE common herbs have compounds that can strengthen memory

The Times of India 20 Mar 2025
They said, 'therapeutic doses of carnosic acid in the brain and led to enhanced memory and synaptic density, or more synapses (representing the connections between nerve cells), in the brain.
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Harvard doctor reveals unexpected prescription drugs linked to ALZHEIMER'S | Daily Mail Online

The Daily Mail 20 Mar 2025
Acetylcholine carries messages from the brain to the body through nerve cells, controlling functions like memory ... Common allergy medications like Benadryl may block important brain pathways for memory, Dr Helman said (stock image).
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Measles outbreak drives debate over revaccination for adults in US

The Cincinnati Herald 20 Mar 2025
For example, memory B cells might not currently be making antibodies against the virus but are primed to quickly do so the next time they see it ... that has limited ability to infect and damage cells.
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Casper Original Mattress review: The original bed-in-a-box is still a crowdpleaser for all sleep styles

Business Insider 20 Mar 2025
This was a relief since I tend to be a hot sleeper, and memory foam usually traps heat ... My favorite parts were the firmness that worked for my sleeping positions and the breathable, open-cell memory foam that kept me cool at night.
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Immune Amnesia: How the Texas Measles Outbreak Could Promote the Spread of Other Infectious Diseases

The Scientist 18 Mar 2025
They watched as the virus entered and multiplied inside memory T cells and follicular B cells, which are important for antibody responses; these infected cells were then cleared away by other immune cells.
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