Research on low dose lithium—a trace element—is significantly depleted in those with cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease. In late stages of Alzheimer's, lithium levels were undetectable.
nature.comu/VistaBox — 5 days ago
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The dads who said they’d do anything to protect kids
u/VanillaMelly — 1 month ago
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Trump shares a news headline that says ‘Canada on notice’ following Venezuela oil deal
Do people still think he’s punking his critics
u/VistaBox — 2 months ago
Investors unaware that Gold is the top reserve asset for central banks as they seek alternatives to the U.S. dollar
You have a feeling that one day you’ll open up your browser and see Gold well over $10k
u/VistaBox — 2 months ago
Meet Mauro Morandi, who spent 33 years living alone on an island, simply because he didn't want to talk to anyone
Mauro Morandi, an Italian man who became known as the "Robinson Crusoe of Italy". He lived in near-total isolation on the stunning, pink-sand island of Budelli off the coast of Sardinia. After his catamaran broke down in 1989, he fell in love with the island and decided to stay as its unofficial caretaker to escape consumerism and human interaction.
Morandi spent over three decades living in a former World War II shelter, surviving on solar power, reading, writing, and tending to the island's fragile ecosystem. Though he occasionally interacted with passing tourists to educate them about nature, his main goal was to avoid the noise and superficiality of modern society.
His hermit lifestyle eventually ended in 2021 when the island was transferred to a national park authority and he was evicted. He was forced to move back to a small apartment on the nearby island of La Maddalena, where he passed away in early 2025 at the age of 85.
u/VistaBox — 3 months ago
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Trump wants the world to pay the U.S. and be reimbursed for guarding Strait of Hormuz
cnbc.comu/VistaBox — 3 months ago
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Speaking more than one language is indicative of a younger brain and longer life.
Multilingualism emerged as a protective factor in cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses, whereas monolingualism increased risk of accelerated aging
u/VistaBox — 3 months ago
▲ 294 r/StrongerByScience
Study suggests that 90 to 120 minutes of strength training per week is the ideal range for reducing the risk of death.
sciencedaily.comu/VistaBox — 4 months ago
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TIL that the belief that secret societies, like the Illuminati, are plotting against the US is almost as old as the country.
en.wikipedia.orgu/VistaBox — 5 months ago
The Nifty Fifty —The 1970 Stock Market Bubble in safe stocks wth predictable earnings.
zyen.comu/VistaBox — 5 months ago
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“Which Golf Course?” Xi asks Trump if U.S. and China can avoid 'Thucydides Trap'
cnbc.comu/VistaBox — 5 months ago
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Vitamin D boosts breast cancer treatment success by 79%
sciencedaily.comu/VistaBox — 5 months ago