Last Updated: October 2025 Most people think of mold as a household nuisance that causes musty smells or allergies. But certain molds release toxic compounds called mycotoxins that can profoundly…
Last Updated: October 2025 For decades, most people believed that Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of cognitive decline were simply the result of aging or bad luck. However, groundbreaking research…
Last Updated: October 2025 Most people know that what happens in the gut affects digestion, but few realize how deeply it influences the brain. When the gut becomes inflamed or…
Last Updated: October 2025 When people begin noticing brain fog, poor focus, or memory lapses, they often blame age, genetics, or even diet. Yet one of the most overlooked causes…
Last Updated: October 2025 Many people assume that if they eat a balanced diet, they’re getting all the nutrients their brain needs. Unfortunately, that’s rarely true. Modern agriculture, chronic stress,…
Last Updated: October 2025 Every thought, every memory, and every emotion your brain produces depends on energy. That energy comes from tiny structures inside your cells called mitochondria. When mitochondria…
https://vimeo.com/1122528675?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Featuring IntellxxDNA and The Carroll Institute’s Advanced Genomic Approach Last Updated: October 2025 While most people have heard of basic genetic tests like APOE-4 for Alzheimer’s risk, few realize…
Last Updated: October 2025 When most people think about hormones, they think of menopause, testosterone, or thyroid function. Few realize that hormones are also powerful regulators of brain health. They…
Last Updated: October 2025 Heavy metals are all around us—found in air, water, food, and even dental fillings. While small amounts may seem harmless, years of exposure can quietly build…
Last Updated: October 2025 Many people associate infections with fevers and coughs, but some infections never truly go away. They linger beneath the surface—quietly reactivating the immune system, inflaming the…
