Stem Cells in the Brain Control Aging Speed

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• Weight and Obesity
• Timing Counts for More than Calories in Weight Loss
• New research shows that the time of day food is eaten is more critical to weight loss than the number of calories consumed.
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• Aging
• Stem Cells in the Brain Control Aging Speed
• Researchers have discovered that stem cells in the brain's hypothalamus control how fast aging occurs in the body.
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• Women's Health
• Fermented Red Clover Eases Menopausal Symptoms
• Recent study finds that fermented-red clover extract effectively prevents hot flashes, hormonal mood swings, and bone loss.
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• Cardio-Vascular
• New Discovery: Reversing Tissue Damage Caused by Heart Attacks
• By stimulating the growth of new blood vessels, pericytes have the potential to restore blood supply to damaged heart muscle after a heart attack.
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• Longevity
• Being Neurotic May Increase Longevity
• Having higher levels of the personality trait neuroticism may reduce the risk of death for people who report being in fair or poor health.
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• Cancer
• Engineered Macrophages Invade Tumors and Engulf Cancer Cells
• Researchers have successfully engineered macrophages to enable them to distinguish between healthy and cancerous cells.
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• Brain and Mental Performance
• Speech Patterns and Hearing Loss May Reveal Cognitive Decline
• Use of speech fillers, pauses, and other verbal changes may be early indicators of cognitive decline, which could lead to Alzheimer's disease.
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• Musculoskeletal
• New Supplement Repairs and Rejuvenates Older Adult's Muscles
• Participants showed notable improvement in muscle health and overall strength both before and after the addition of an exercise regimen.
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• Genetic Research
• Loss of a Father Associated with Shorter Telomeres
• Princeton researchers report that the loss of a father as a child has a significant adverse effect on telomeres.
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• Longevity
• Removal of Aging Cells to Increase Longevity
• Researchers find that a targeted removal of senescent cells could delay the onset of age-related degenerative joint conditions, such as osteoarthritis.
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