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A Clinical and Nutritional Guide to Enhancing Memory and Cognitive Retention

A holistic lifestyle is more effective for brain health than focusing on diet alone. The benefits of combining behaviours like diet, exercise, and cognitive engagement are synergistic, meaning their combined effect is greater than the sum of their parts.

Key lifestyle factors that significantly reduce dementia risk. Adhering to four or five of the following habits was linked to a 60% lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease:

  • A high-quality diet (e.g., the MIND diet)

  • Regular physical activity (at least 150 minutes per week)

  • Light to moderate alcohol consumption

  • Non-smoking

  • Engaging in cognitive activities

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The Miss Brown's Review: Could Creatine Stop Me Forgetting Everything?

I was tired of hearing "You forgot again!" from my partner. So, for one month, I tried a supplement famous in the fitness world to see if it could help my memory: Creatine Monohydrate. Here's my personal experience, a deep dive into the surprising science behind how it works, and a look at the best foods to build a sharper mind.

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Honey vs. Sugar in Baking: A Deep Dive

Choosing between honey and sugar for your baking? It's more than just sweetness! From how they affect moisture and browning to their distinct flavours and nutritional nuances, understanding the differences is key. Our comprehensive guide delves into the science, offering practical tips for UK bakers looking to perfect their cakes, biscuits, and breads. Learn when to use honey for its complex notes and moisture, when sugar is superior for crispness and neutral taste, and how to substitute them effectively.

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