New research adds to the evidence of the brain-harming effects of processed red meats, while uncovering data on how unprocessed meats may protect cognition with age.

This pioneering study shows that the antioxidant-rich compound sesaminol — found in sesame seed shells— could provide the first therapeutic agent to reverse the effects of Parkinson’s disease.

Chronological age is a substandard proxy for biological age, as seen by this cohort of 45-year-olds who varied widely in their rates of internal aging and organ dysfunction.

Current treatments for Alzheimer’s disease mitigate symptoms rather than treating the cause. Cannabidiol (CBD) may present an alternative to preventing neurodegeneration and inflammation.