by Dr. Norm Dawson | Jun 3, 2022 | Alzheimer's, dementia, Education/Training, Uncategorized
“Good to the very last drop” Maxwell House Coffee. “Java Jive” by The Inkspots (click to hear song) And look at all the local coffee shops, national chains, and coffee brewing in homes every day. We all love coffee! Why drink it? I love to drink a cup of coffee...
by Dr. Norm Dawson | May 25, 2022 | Alzheimer's, dementia, Diabetes, Education/Training, Inflammation, Nutritional Recommendations, Oxidation
Do you remember the good old days? Playing ball, make-believe doctors or playing pirates with your friends? Easy enough, right? What if you forgot your name or your children’s names or where you live? Pretty scary, right? The first time I met someone with dementia,...
by Barbara Dawson | May 17, 2022 | Alzheimer's, Education/Training, Nutritional Recommendations
Hey, remember the song sung by Fats Domino and others called, “Blueberry Hill”? I thought the lyric was, “I lost my drill on blueberry hill…” I had a hearing loss. I often had to make stuff up in order to get through the day. It was more fun that way. I...
by Dr. Norm Dawson | May 14, 2022 | Alzheimer's, dementia, Education/Training, Nutritional Recommendations
I have several relatives and friends who have or have died from Alzheimer’s, a form of dementia. The risk of acquisition rises from around age 50 to age 75 a thousand times. Without intervention dementia is expected to triple in the next 30 years. Hearing loss is the...
by Dr. Norm Dawson | Mar 10, 2021 | Alzheimer's, dementia, Education/Training, Immune Support, Nutritional Recommendations
What do eggs, fish, the sun, and mushrooms all have in common? Vitamin D! In a recent Op-Ed from MedPageToday the authors discussed the need to aggressively eliminate a huge mortality risk – Vitamin D deficiency. With over 525,000+ people already dead...
by Barbara Dawson | Mar 10, 2021 | Education/Training, In the Garden
Phenology: “The study of cyclic and seasonal natural phenomena, especially in relation to climate and plant and animal life.” Last fall a neighbor gave me some daffodil bulbs and I planted them. They stayed covered up all winter and about a week...
