Health & Wellness

Tag: Dementia Prevention

Cartoon-style illustration of a person counting steps with a smartwatch, walking toward 10,000 steps while stopping at the fridge along the way.

10,000 Steps Is Best, But 7,000 Is a Solid Start!

New research shows you don’t need 10,000 steps to get healthier — 7,000 is already a game-changer. Here’s the science, plus why your fridge steps count.

 

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A doctor holds a blood pressure cuff, while a wine glass with a red “X” hovers nearby. A happy heart character jogs on a treadmill while a brain character meditates — symbolizing heart and brain health from the new blood pressure guidelines.

New Blood Pressure Guidelines Dictate: Seek Treatment Early and Skip Alcohol (Most Often)

👉 The new blood pressure guidelines from the AHA and ACC call for earlier treatment (starting at 130/80 mm Hg) and recommend minimizing or avoiding alcohol. Learn why these changes matter for heart health, dementia prevention, and long-term wellness.

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Cartoon brain superhero holding a lithium battery and salad, symbolizing lithium’s dual role in powering devices and protecting brain health from Alzheimer’s.

Lithium: Not Just Brie for Batteries, but Also for Brains

Lithium isn’t just for powering Teslas or stabilizing moods — Harvard scientists say it’s a brain essential that could slow aging and fend off Alzheimer’s. The twist? You’ll find it in your salad, not your toolbox. 🥗⚡🧠

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