Welcome back to Green Wisdom Health, the podcast that provides a path to vibrant health and clarity of mind. Today’s episode is Proactive Measures for Brain Health: Strategies to Combat Dementia and Alzheimer’s —an urgent exploration into the intricacies of our most vital organ. We’re diving deep into the genetic nuances of single nucleotide polymorphisms—SNPs—and…
Category: Brain Health
Don’t Neglect Your Mental Fitness

Mental fitness is a concept used to help us enhance our thought patterns and overall mental and cognitive well-being. Just as the body can be strengthened through physical exercise, our minds too can be made more resilient through conscious training and healthy lifestyle practices. By developing an awareness of our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, we…
Build a Solid Foundation with Healthy Habits for a Healthy Brain

We tend not to think very much about our brain when we’re young. That might be a bit of a philosophical conundrum (can a brain think about itself?), but it also can carry unfortunate repercussions down the road. It’s important to build a strong foundation of brain health for better aging, both physically and mentally.…
Cutting Through Brain Fog: How to Gain Clarity

Brain fog is one of the more common symptoms we see in practice, as well as being one of the most elusive and hard to pin down. A sudden onset of poor concentration, mental fatigue, inability to focus, confusion, and memory issues make even the simplest tasks seem overwhelming and can negatively affect all aspects…
Supporting Brain Health

Many people only begin to consider the health of their brain as they get older, or as they notice a decline in memory, learning speed, or focus. However, as with any health journey, people typically have better results when they start young. Fortunately there are many things you can do to help support your brain…
What to Know About Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Azheimer’s disease and dementia are conditions that more commonly affect people over age 65, but can occur earlier in life in the form of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease or early-onset dementia. The severity of these conditions can vary from person to person, and may worsen as they get older. These conditions are relatively common, and a…