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Artificial sweeteners may speed declines in memory and thinking – Harvard Health

Jan 27, 2026 | Diet & Well-Being, Research

High consumption of artificial sweeteners is associated with a 62% faster rate of cognitive decline, equivalent to roughly 1.6 years of brain aging, particularly in individuals under 60 and those with diabetes. Research indicates that daily intake of low- and...
Weight Loss Drugs: A Functional Medicine Perspective on Muscle, Ageing and Brain Health

Weight Loss Drugs: A Functional Medicine Perspective on Muscle, Ageing and Brain Health

Jan 27, 2026 | Research

GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro are being widely described as wonder drugs for obesity, Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular risk. For many people, they offer real and meaningful benefits. But as their use increases in older adults, an...
Acupuncture and Cognitive Decline: A Clinical Perspective

Acupuncture and Cognitive Decline: A Clinical Perspective

Jan 15, 2026 | Neurofeedback, Research

Acupuncture a supportive neuromodulatory therapy My interest in acupuncture for cognitive health comes from clinical experience as much as research. I completed part of my acupuncture training in a research hospital neurology unit in Shanghai, where acupuncture was...
🎄 Festive, Not Frazzled: Your Health Guide to Christmas  

🎄 Festive, Not Frazzled: Your Health Guide to Christmas  

Dec 15, 2025 | Diet & Well-Being

Christmas. A magical time of year filled with twinkly lights, mince pies, mulled wine… and blood sugar chaos, digestive distress, poor sleep, family dynamics, and the mysterious reappearance of symptoms you thought you’d “sorted”. From a Functional Medicine (FM)...

Hormones, cognition and the menopausal brain: why testing matters for long-term brain health

Dec 12, 2025 | Menopause, Research

In midlife, many women begin to notice changes that feel subtle at first — lapses in memory, reduced mental sharpness, word-finding difficulties, poorer focus, disrupted sleep, or a sense that their brain simply isn’t as reliable as it once was. These changes are...
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