Dr. Linda Sasser has been studying and presenting on the issues impacting brain and memory health for over three decades. From keynote lectures to retreat experiences, Dr. Sasser engages her audience in an exploration of personal health and wellness through simple practices to stay sharp and engaged.
Chemotherapy brain fog (also called chemo-brain or post-chemo brain) often occurs after a person has undergone cancer treatment. It can affect people’s thinking, ability to remember information, finish tasks, learn new things, or concentrate. Some of the factors that can cause memory lapses and fogginess include the chemo itself, anxiety and depression about cancer, fatigue,… Continue reading →
Emerging evidence suggests that poor oral health is associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), but there is a lack of large-scale clinical studies demonstrating this link. The increased risk of dementia is potentially due to the spread of bacteria and inflammatory molecules from the mouth to the brain. There is also a bidirectional relationship between oral and… Continue reading →