The Psychology of Ageing is one of the most interesting podcasts I’ve listened to in a while.
Ageing well – no matter what your age and stage
Tag: Ageing
Pretty self-explanatory, isn’t it. Some researchers believe that red light has an anti-ageing effect.
Brain cells
When I went to medical school, the belief was that you got your full quota of brain cells at birth. It was downhill from there, and you entered old age with not many brain cells left.
What a joy it is to know that this belief is a load of rubbish.
Here is a great article, summarising recent research on the birth of new brain cells during our lives.
It is a reminder that you use your brain or you lose it, so lifelong learning stimulates the birth of new brain cells.
I can recommend learning a musical instrument – you can do it at any age. Making music on your own instrument really makes your brain work, whether you are a beginner or an old hand at it.
And use your Eliza, Cossack or Coronet each day. Red and near infrared light stimulates the birth of new brain cells.
Red light and Ageing
Recently, photobiomodulation, the application of red to
infrared light on body tissues has been reported to alter the course of aged decline*.
This quote comes from a very recently published article Does Photobiomodulation influence ageing? Continue reading “Red light and Ageing”