RT @JonasHMago: Stoked to see my interview with @DrJohnVervaeke, @PredictiveLife, and @rickrepetti published. We talk about meditation, t…

@JonasHMago @DrJohnVervaeke @PredictiveLife @rickrepetti How we might collect imaging studies that test the acute increase followed by longer term entropy decrease using both complexity (brain) + behaviour models could be cool. And am also thinking about the pros and cons of different entropy measures!

Want to know more about the poster I am presenting this afternoon .. check out my bluesky account to know more!

Next week!

@breath_Guy What did you think?!

@Nutrients_MDPI Such a great multidisciplinary team to collaborate with @nicholaswareUoN @MaddisonMellow @DrAsh_Smith @ProfCCollins @DrAlexWade @DrKarenMurphy @montanarhunter Ty Stanford, Daniel Barker, Hannah Keage and, of course, Frini Karayanidis! @CAIN_Lab @UON_research @HMRIAustralia

Also I have finally joined See ya on the flip side

RT @foundmyfitness: Polyphenols slow brain aging by improving blood sugar control. In a new study, people who consumed a low-calorie Medit…

RT @ChrisPalmerMD: Restricting sugar exposure in the first two years of life can meaningfully reduce the risk of chronic diseases in adulth…

Early bird ending soon!

RT @DavidPocock: This is what forcing people on our social security “safety” net to live below the poverty line looks like. Getting a dise…

RT @theproof: Veg diet vs healthy beef diet and cardiometabolic health: new RCT

RT @agingdoc1: Diet may improve brain health in older adults with obesity

"In silico studies have shown that epicatechin, a flavonoid found in tea, inhibits and disrupts the pathologic functions of APOE, including modulating the interaction with amyloid-β, the main component of amyloid plaques in the brain that are markers of Alzheimer disease."

"Our findings appeared to be driven by intakes of tea, berries, and red wine, with the greatest risk reduction observed in participants consuming at least 2 of the following: 5 servings per day of tea, 1 serving per day of red wine, and 0.5 servings per day of berries."

@FoodMoodDoctor I think, in part, this is probably conflated by the fact that a certain minority have recently become the loudest over Twitter in the last few years! If anything, this only makes it all the more important to keep science communication consistent and ongoing on this platform!

RT @fmfclips: Performing 10 bodyweight squats every 45 minutes during an 8.5-hour period of sitting improves blood sugar regulation better…