Dr. Dayan Goodenowe

The NAD health summit is essential in many aspects. The North American Division Virtual Mental Health Summit occurred from March 31 to April 3, 2022. Many participants registered on Zoom to attend the entire event; the average number of daily viewers who arrived for general session plenaries on Facebook on Thursday and Friday was close to 2,000. G. Alexander Bryant, NAD president, began the first day of the "Restored" mental health summit with worship thoughts regarding Jesus' health ministry. There were over 40 concurrent sessions on different topics related to mental health and wellbeing between Thursday and Friday, including addiction, aging/dementia, community-based interventions, anxiety and depression, children/youth, grief, emotional healing, spirituality and psychological health, suicide prevention, trauma, and holistic view methods to mental wellbeing. Everyone of all ages: Though it is complicated to admit that children struggle with mental health, many present...

Supplements are typically used to deliver nutrients or vitamins insufficiently provided in the food, such as the omega fatty acids in fish oil. Although plasmalogens supplements are not yet widely known boosting plasmalogen levels may be beneficial in the prevention of Alzheimer's disease (AD). Although additional research is needed to find the optimum technique to enhance plasmalogen levels, evidence concerning why and how this may function is mounting. Meanwhile, increasing the number of scallops, mussels, and other types of seafood in the diets of Alzheimer's disease patients is a low-risk, very straightforward intervention with considerable potential advantages. The Role of Plasmalogens in Alzheimer's Disease With the introduction of mass spectrometry-based techniques, it is now possible to compare the altered molecules during AD. One of these research results has been a continuous depletion of plasmalogens. The varieties of phospholipids found in membranes are extreme...