Shilajit: an effective supplement against Alzheimer’s?

Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder, affects millions of people worldwide. Characterised by memory loss, cognitive impairment and irreversible brain damage, the disease is a major challenge for modern medicine. However, recent research is highlighting promising natural solutions. Among these, Shilajit, an ancient substance in Ayurvedic medicine, stands out for its neuroprotective properties and its … Read more

Nutella, sugar and Alzheimer’s: A chilling truth

Ultra-processed foods such as industrial buns, chocolate bars, spreads, soft drinks and sweetened beverages, pan-fried vegetables and some cooked meats are classified by NOVA as level 4. They contain numerous additives, flavourings, excess sugars or have undergone destructive treatments (extrusion, blow moulding, etc.). One of the prime examples is a famous spread: Nutella. Nutella, appreciated … Read more

Nootropics : Smart drugs available in pharmacies

Nootropics, also known as ‘smart drugs’, are a wide range of medicinal substances that improve human cognitive functions such as thinking, learning and memory, particularly in cases where these functions are impaired. This article focuses on plant-derived nootropics, available in pharmacies and often used as dietary supplements. At one time or another, everyone has dreamed … Read more

Cordyceps: The miraculous mushroom of traditional and modern medicine

Cordyceps, a treasure trove of traditional Asian medicine, is one of the most popular and fascinating natural remedies. Also known as Cordyceps sinensis and nicknamed “winter insect, summer herb” because of its unique life cycle, this fungus develops by parasitising insects. Its rarity and exceptional properties make it a highly sought-after product, particularly among the … Read more

Polyporus umbellatus: The little-known mushroom with exceptional virtues

Polyporus, often overlooked, is a treasure trove of mycotherapy, the science of the health benefits of fungi. In this article, we delve deep into the fascinating world of this forest mushroom, exploring its characteristics, its natural health benefits, and its use in traditional and modern remedies. This text aims to provide a comprehensive and up-to-date … Read more

High intellectual potential: How do you manage day-to-day life?

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Everyday life can be a challenge for people with high intellectual potential. With their unique abilities and needs, it’s essential to understand how to effectively manage the challenges they face. In this article, we explore different strategies and tips for managing everyday life as a person with high intellectual potential. What is high intellectual potential? … Read more

Discover mental well-being: The mental health benefits of the Keto diet

There’s no denying that what we eat has a significant impact on our physical health. But what about our mental health? The ketogenic diet, often cited for its ability to promote weight loss, hides an unexploited potential: the benefits for our mental health. So let’s get to it! Let’s discover the mental health benefits of … Read more

How do I choose the right hearing protection for my activities?

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“How do I choose my hearing protection to suit my activities?” This is the question we all ask ourselves when confronted with high noise levels, whether at work, during DIY, at noisy sporting events or even when simply cohabiting with urban noise pollution. Repeated or prolonged exposure to these noises can not only damage our … Read more

Boost your concentration naturally for exams

While most people are looking forward to spring, many young people are feeling the stress. Indeed, the arrival of the summer season also launches the countdown to the end-of-year exams. In short, there are now a few weeks left to finally be ready! Indeed, between writing memo cards, reading and rereading lessons, exercises… It is … Read more

Ginkgo, a primitive viviparous tree of the Mesozoic

The oldest medicinal plants in the vegetable kingdom are, as Darwin said , a veritable “living fossil”. Ginkgo is part of a plant group that developed in the Carboniferous, during the heyday of giant horsetails, 200 to 250 million years ago. Among other things, this tree has the advantage of being able to age for millennia . If we generally agree that 4000 years is … Read more

African Griffonia seeds, Tryptophan in its purest form

When we hear about the griffonia for the first time, some country people will first think of hunting dogs, whether they are running or pointing, while urbanites will evoke canine breeds of amenities originating in Belgium. . Others, more focused on the marvelous and the fantastic , will immediately make reference to the griffin , this chimerical animal, a mixture … Read more

Support for Alzheimer’s disease with medicinal plants

Alzheimer’s disease is a neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system that affects around one million people in France, with a prevalence of 5% between 60 and 70 years and more than 15% after 80 years. Two types of brain damage are characteristic of Alzheimer’s disease 1- Amyloid or senile plaques: These plaques are located … Read more

10 natural tips to manage stress during exams

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The end of the school year is approaching, and with it its share of deadlines and tests of all kinds: Baccalaureate, college certificate, final validation exam, thesis defense, there is something for all ages! More or less well experienced depending on the individual, these ordeals are often synonymous with stress, even anxiety or anguish. Better … Read more

Food supplements to boost concentration and memory during exams

The dreaded exam period is fast approaching. After a string of films, TV series and video games, you now have to get back to the hard life of a student. Back to a world where procrastination is no longer an option. Back, too, to an environment where you have to memorise countless pieces of information … Read more

The role of anxiety in memory impairment

Anxiety is thought to play a role in memory by mobilising part of a person’s attentional resources. People suffering from anxiety have to process both relevant information and anxiety-related information, which requires greater attentional effort. As a result, anxious subjects perform less well when the tests contain a large amount of information. This is the … Read more