Published January 23, 2017

Researchers recently found that patients with B12 levels in the lower end of the normal range had significantly poorer learning ability and recognition performance than did patients with high-normal vitamin B12 levels.

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Published January 20, 2017

Researchers found that when degeneration occurs in the area of the brainstem that makes serotonin, bone mineral density also decreases. This finding is significant because early signs of Alzheimer’s can include reductions in serotonin levels, affecting mood and sleep. This research indicates that a bone mineral density screening could actually do double duty in providing information about both osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s risk.

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Published January 18, 2017

Researchers found that in animal models, consuming omega-3 fatty acids activated a receptor that stimulated the release of the hormone FGF21. This hormone in turn helps regulate lipid glucose and metabolism. The study is helping researchers understand why omega-3 fatty acids can be beneficial in treating both obesity and type-2 diabetes.

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