Sentences with phrase «rapidly ages the brain»

And make sure you keep your blood sugar stable — blood sugar that is constantly too low or too high (or both) rapidly ages the brain and contributes to poor balance.

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Babies generally double their birth weight by about six months of age, and their brains grow very rapidly, both of which require a large intake of calories.

By age 3, the brain has grown to 85 % of its adult size.1 DHA, an important nutrient that helps support brain development, also accumulates rapidly during the first years of life.2

The child at this age has immense energy, and the brain is rapidly developing.

Your child's brain is growing rapidly and reaches 95 % of its adult weight by age six.

«The Aging Brain Care Medical Home program may be an attractive option in response to some of the challenges posed by our nation's rapidly aging population and the anticipated lack of geriatricians and primary doctors to care for Aging Brain Care Medical Home program may be an attractive option in response to some of the challenges posed by our nation's rapidly aging population and the anticipated lack of geriatricians and primary doctors to care for aging population and the anticipated lack of geriatricians and primary doctors to care for them.

The study found that a deficiency in gut bacteria can set the stage for inflammation in the brain, thus aging the brain more rapidly and increasing the risk of dementia.

Many people have grown up without dogs and don't have the ability to read dog body language that comes of being with dogs during the time the human brain most rapidly develops language ability, which is prior to age 6 years.

Pets often go undiagnosed because the changes are very subtle early on, but unlike normal brain aging in which there is a very gradual progression, CDS patients usually progress rapidly.

However, no studies to date have identified this effect, and from these findings it appears that processes in the brain responsible for age - related behavioural changes may progress more rapidly in smaller dogs.

Rowan explains that infants» brains triple in size between 0 and 2 years, and continue to grow rapidly until age 21.

The American Academy of Pediatrics states clearly on its «Media and Children» webpage that «television and other entertainment should be avoided for infants and children under age 2 [because] a child's brain develops rapidly during these first years, and young children learn best by interacting with people, not screens.»

A critical time to shape productivity is from birth to age five, when the brain develops rapidly to build the foundation of cognitive and character skills necessary for success in school, health, career and life.