Antioxidants & Brain Health
By Nicole Gould, RDN, CLT You're probably familiar with the term "antioxidants" but just how important are they in terms of brain
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Brain Brightening for a Better Mood
By: Dr. Nate Bergman, Chief Scientific Wellness Officer Are you still struggling as we transition to the next chapter of this pandemic
Plasma Exchange, Albumin & IVIG for Alzheimer’s – AMBAR Trial Results with Merce Boada, MD, Ph.D.
In this episode of Evolving Past Alzheimer’s, Dr. Nate Bergman talks with an international leader in Alzheimer’s, Mercé Boada Rovira MD, Ph.D.
How to Improve Your Sleep Starting Tonight
By: Dr. Nate Bergman It's National Sleep Awareness Week, and while most of us know that poor sleep can lead to feelings
Understanding “Lyme” & Alzheimer’s Relations with Dr. Alan MacDonald
In this episode of Evolving Past Alzheimer’s, Dr. Nate Bergman talks with Dr. Alan MacDonald, who has completed 35 years of research in
KCW In The News: Kemper Cognitive Wellness Pushes Back Against Alzheimer’s Disease
February 1, 2022 By: Linda Feagler | Cleveland Magazine Discover a Cleveland business dedicated to detecting and preventing memory loss in people
Our Sense of Smell – Brainwaves of COVID and Alzheimer’s with Thom Cleland PhD
In this episode of Evolving Past Alzheimer’s, Dr. Nate Bergman talks with Dr. Thom Cleland, professor of theoretical and systems neuroscience at
The Vagus Nerve & The Heart-Brain Connection
Did you know the heart and brain are in constant communication with one another? Connected by the Vagus Nerve, the heart actually
Our Brains Need Meditation- Here’s Why with Dr. Hemal Patel PhD.
In this episode of Evolving Past Alzheimer's, Dr. Nate Bergman speaks with Dr. Hemal Patel, professor and Vice-Chair for Research in the
New Study Shows Exercise Alters Brain Chemistry to Protect Aging Brains
By Jenny Kemper, Director, Kemper Cognitive Wellness A new study out of UC San Francisco has found that when elderly people remain
