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In 1948, a group of scientists tested a primitive moss plant extract for the first time. The results were astounding. Ever since, research on how this natural substance repairs memory has been quietly piling up. In one study the extract was 348% MORE effective than the placebo. The researchers declared the compound is a "safe and effective medicine, [it] remarkably improves the cognition, behavior, [activity of daily life], and mood of AD patients." But if Big Pharma has its way, pretty soon you won't be able to get your hands on this natural compound. Go HERE for details. New Research Reveals the Secret Benefit of Sleep If you want to take your health into your own hands, sleep is one of the best places to start. Some of us can't get enough of it. Yet others can make it through the day with very little. But losing sleep could do more than make you unpleasant to be around the next morning. You may be setting your body up for some major problems. Health Watch readers may recall that a lack of sleep can double your risk of heart attack and stroke. It also disrupts your body's hormone production. Losing sleep may lower testosterone levels by up to 15%. Yet getting enough of it helps flush toxins out of your brain. A good night's sleep might be the easiest way to prevent Alzheimer's. And research shows it may do more than just protect your brain... A new study reveals the workings behind one of the most important—but underrated—benefits of sleep... A night of quality shuteye may actually help preserve something even more precious than cognitive function and testosterone... Now, you don't have to be a scientist to know that sleep can support memory. You feel sharper after a night of quality sleep. Remembering details of conversations and recalling where you put your keys the night before may seem easier. But it has always been more of an understanding than a hard fact. The reason why sleep actually enhances memory has been elusive. But now we know why. A joint effort by researchers at New York University School of Medicine and Peking University in China looked at how sleep improves memory—even learning—in mice. They trained these mice to walk on a rotating rod. It was a new skill for them. But this is where things got interesting...
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