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Editorial portrait illustrating brain inflammation and recovery after alcohol cessation

Why your brain stays inflamed after you stop drinking (2026)

Editorial portrait illustrating brain inflammation and recovery after alcohol cessation
Addiction & Recovery

Why your brain stays inflamed after you stop drinking (2026)

Patients tell me some version of the same story. They quit drinking. They white-knuckle through the first weeks. Their lab numbers normalize. Their sleep eventually improves. And five or six months...

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Deep sleep isn’t rest — it’s when your brain runs its repair program (2026)
Brain Health

Deep sleep isn’t rest — it’s when your brain runs its repair program (2026)

Most people have accepted being tired. They’ve normalized five hours of broken sleep followed by coffee, then more coffee, then a slow afternoon grind they chalk up to personality or age. Somewhere...

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Abstract neural pathways and DNA helix representing genetic predisposition to addiction
Addiction & Recovery

"Preaddiction" Is a Real Diagnosis — and It Could Prevent Millions of Relapses (2026)

By Dr. Drew Edwards, EdD | April 14, 2026 I've spent thirty years treating people after addiction has already dismantled their careers, their marriages, their health. And in all that time, one ques...

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Brain scan comparison showing denser neural tissue in regions tied to working memory and attention
Cognitive Performance

Birdwatchers have denser brains than the rest of us. Here's what that means for aging.

A 72-year-old retired teacher in Toronto can identify 340 species of birds by sound alone. She's been birding since she was 28. Her MRI, according to a new study published this month in JNeurosci, ...

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Zeaxanthin and the recovering brain — orange peppers, kale, and a glowing brain illustration
Neuronutrients

Zeaxanthin and the Recovering Brain: A Small Nutrient With an Outsized Job (2026)

After three decades of sitting across from patients working to rebuild their lives after addiction, I have learned that recovery is a biological event as much as a psychological one. The brain that...

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Neural network visualization showing six weeks of cardio rewiring the brain, UCL 2026 BDNF study
Cognitive Performance

Six weeks of cycling changed how these brains responded to exercise (2026)

A UCL 2026 study in Brain Research shows fitness amplifies the BDNF spike you get from each workout. Here is what six weeks of cycling can do to your prefrontal cortex — and how to apply it.

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Energy & Hydration Powder Gummies
Recipes

Energy & Hydration Powder Gummies

If you're looking for a quick way to get some hydration or energy during the day that is full of electrolytes and nutritious ingredients, check out this recipe for our Energy & Hydration Powder...

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Transcranial magnetic stimulation TMS electromagnetic field lines around a human head profile in blue on dark background, Action Potential Supplements
Addiction & Recovery

Magnetic stimulation is reducing addiction cravings by half. The implications go deeper than you think.

By Dr. Drew Edwards, EdD | April 2, 2026A patient I worked with years ago — a corporate attorney, mid-forties, two kids — told me something I never forgot. She said, “I went to three different reha...

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5 Weeks of Brain Training Cut Dementia Risk for 20 Years. Here’s the Catch.
Cognitive Performance

5 Weeks of Brain Training Cut Dementia Risk for 20 Years. Here’s the Catch.

Your brain can get stronger at 75 than it was at 65. That’s not a motivational poster. That’s what researchers found after tracking 2,802 older adults for two decades in the largest cognitive train...

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Vitamin D and the Gut-Brain Axis: New Research Reveals How Your Gut Immunity Shapes Your Brain (2026)
Neuronutrients

Vitamin D and the Gut-Brain Axis: New Research Reveals How Your Gut Immunity Shapes Your Brain (2026)

Imagine two patients in my office. Both complain of brain fog, poor concentration, a general sense of mental dullness that coffee can't touch. One has an autoimmune gut condition. The other doesn't...

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