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“The study also cannot establish cause and effect, and further research is needed to determine whether oral health interventions can directly reduce the risk of dementia. Discover other lifestyle interventions that reduce dementia risk in Aliquot #82.”

“This was a small study, but its findings suggest that dietary antioxidants play a role in managing anxiety, potentially offering a simple, nutrition-based lifestyle approach to reducing anxiety symptoms. Learn about other lifestyle strategies for managing anxiety in Aliquot #8: Lifestyle interventions for depression and anxiety.”

“Learn more about links between inflammation and depression in Aliquot #36: Inflammation and Depression, part…”

“A recent study found that people with HIV who took semaglutide for 32 weeks experienced up to a 4.9-year reduction in biological age, as measured by changes in DNA methylation. The study involved 84 adults with HIV-associated lipohypertrophy—a condition marked by excess abdominal fat and faster biological aging.”

“The divergence suggests that the composition of rapid weight loss may depend on whether muscle can preserve the flexibility to switch toward alternative fuels when energy intake falls. In Aliquot #128, I examine how GLP-1 drugs promote weight loss, the trade-offs they may carry, and strategies that may help support long-term health.”

“Nevertheless, the results identify bioavailable silicon supplements as a promising candidate for further study in larger, independent trials. In Aliquot #112, I discuss approaches to reverse hair loss and graying.”

“Still, the results indicate that even moderate daily movement may help slow early Alzheimer's disease-related changes. Learn about other lifestyle strategies for lowering Alzheimer's disease risk in Aliquot #82.”

“However, whether semaglutide's effect on the score actually reflects prevention must be tested in clinical trials designed to assess cognitive decline or dementia. In Aliquot #90, we discuss dementia prevention through inflammation control, exercise, and omega-3 intake.”

“Benefits that do not depend on structured training become increasingly relevant with age, when illness or limited mobility may make exercise harder to maintain. In Aliquot #131, Dr. Darren Candow and I discuss how creatine supplementation affects muscle quality, physical function, and bone health as people age.”

“This link held true even for those with mild hearing loss. However, individuals who only reported hearing issues without a hearing test did not exhibit the same increased risk—likely because self-reporting often underestimates actual hearing loss.”