Nutrients To Target Restless Leg Syndrome – InVite Health Podcast, Episode 317
Have you ever heard of restless leg syndrome? Amanda Williams, MPH discusses how many people it affects and what nutrients may be beneficial.
Nutrition. Vitamins. You.
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Have you ever heard of restless leg syndrome? Amanda Williams, MPH discusses how many people it affects and what nutrients may be beneficial.
As you age, you may begin to wonder, “is it normal forgetfulness or is this something else?” This episode is designed to help you identify the difference between Alzheimer’s and normal brain aging.
There is a gene called the APOE4 gene that significantly increases your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. You inherit these genes, however, a recently released report discusses how you can fight back and minimize your risk.
Sleep is important for things like immune health, energy and memory. But as you get older, it may become harder to fall into a deep sleep, which can negatively impact your memory.
Have you ever set your keys down and then you can’t remember where you put them or walked into a grocery store and wondered what you went in there for? This could actually be a sign of cognitive decline. The good news is that the ingredients in Cognition Hx has been shown to support memory.
The supplement SAMe can help promote a healthier state of mind. And while it is beneficial for mood, it is also helpful for hormone balance, according to Amanda Williams, MPH.