Website Tracking

Monday, July 19, 2021

How to Get Over Your Shyness Around Girls?

 

How to get over your shyness around girls? 3 simple steps to overcome shyness around girls. The 3 steps are overcoming inferiority, not being too invested, and becoming assertiveness.

CLICK HERE to Find Out How to Overcome Your Social Phobia




How to Become Less Shy Around Girls

 

Whether you feel shy around most girls, or just around that one girl you like, it can be very frustrating. You don't know how to ask her out or even start talking to her.

 

If you do talk to her, you have trouble coming up with something interesting to say to make her like you. You wish she was your girlfriend, but you have no idea how to accomplish that.

 

In this article, I'm going to show you a couple simple steps to start overcoming your shyness around girls. It may seem like an impossible thing to do right now, but once you know the exact steps to take, it becomes simple and straightforward.

 

So let's start off with the basic problem? Why do you feel shy around girls? Often it comes down to you feeling like you are lower status or lower value than them. You feel in some way inferior to them.

 

By the way, notice how around girls who you aren't as attracted to, you don't feel as shy around them. This is because they don't have the beauty which usually intimidates you. So how do you overcome inferiority so you can act confident around the girls you like? One way is to find out what is making you feel inferior and fix it.

 

If you have crooked teeth, get them straightened. If you are overweight, start hitting the gym. If you feel ashamed of the clothes you wear, get a new style. If you think you're a loner, learn how to make friends.

 

But what about problems you can't fix? What about if you were just born way shorter than everyone else? What if you are just uglier than average, no matter what you do? In these cases, I would suggest that you just do whatever you can, but then learn to live with your appearance as it is and learn to accept it.

 

Everyone has their flaws, and girls aren't really looking for the flawlessly perfect guy anyway. I'm sure you've heard before how girls pay far less attention to a guy's looks than to his personality. In my experience, this is true.

 

Sure, there are some girls who only like good looking guys, but this is the minority. Most girls will look past any physical shortcoming you have if you are just confident and can make them laugh.

 

Instead of trying to make your appearance perfect, work on improving your social skills. The more you talk to girls, the less shy you will become. As you talk to more and more girls, it's almost inevitable that you will find a girl you have chemistry with.

 

Shy Around Girls? 3 Simple Steps to Overcome Shyness Around Girls

 

This Part is for the Really Shy Guy

 

Most guys feel a little nervous around the girls they like, but they’re able to take a deep breath, push through it, and become comfortable with them over time. That’s not who this post is for. This post is for the guys who feel really anxious, scared and inhibited around girls. 

 

If you get a strong physical feeling of anxiety when you think of talking to a girl you like, or you feel a powerful, paralyzing hesitation when you want to approach or ask out a girl, then this post is for you.

 

I’ve broken it down to three parts: Overcoming inferiority, not being too invested, and becoming assertiveness. This is going to go into more depth than anything else out there. Bookmark this page now so you can come back to it again and again.

 

Now here’s step one…

 

1.    Overcome Your Inferiority

 

From my experience teaching hundreds of shy people over the past couple of years, both guys and girls, I’ve found the cause of most shyness is a feeling of inferiority. If you feel you are somehow “less valuable” than the girl, then you will feel shy and nervous around her.

 

Let me illustrate this with an example.

 

Unattractive Girl Syndrome

 

Imagine a girl you know who is unattractive to you, perhaps she is overweight or just not your type. Do you feel any anxiety or nervousness around her? No, probably not. And if you do, it will still be far less than around the girl you are attracted to.

 

Think about the way you talk to girls who you aren’t really attracted to. Are you more relaxed and casual around them? Do you talk to them the same way you would talk to a guy friend? Meanwhile around a girl you find attractive your mind suddenly goes blank and you can’t think of what to say.

 

Why does this happen? Why are you only shy around certain girls? This happens when you place so much value on looks that a good looking girl becomes intimidating.

 

The solution is, of course, to stop placing so much value on looks. Treat an attractive girl in the same casual, natural way you would treat a guy friend or unattractive girl. Sure, you may be attracted more to a good looking girl, but physical looks alone shouldn’t be enough to immediately make you intimidated and won over.

 

I remember back when I was very shy around girls, I would start to really like a girl and start to fantasize about our future together… without ever really having talked to her!

 

In hindsight, it seems so foolish, yet so many shy guys do it. They become infatuated with a girl just based on how she looks from a distance. They haven’t even talked to her yet, yet they start to imagine a future together with her. (I’ll talk more about these unrealistic fantasies later.)

 

It’s better to have an attitude of “what else do you offer?” Does the girl have something other than her looks going for her? There are plenty of cute girls in the world, but it’s rare to find a girl you can have fun with and one that has a personality that “clicks” with yours.

 

Do not put the girl on a pedestal before you even know her. Treat her as an equal human being, not a goddess. That’s why so many women give guys the advice to “be yourself.” They don’t like it when a guy is trying hard to impress them and get them to like him. Especially when they haven’t done anything to deserve his attention yet except looking pretty.

 

Realize that how someone looks does not dictate how valuable they are. Being good looking is more about luck in getting the right genes than anything else. Would you think that a lottery winner was superior to you?

 

Being Less Experienced

 

Another way of feeling inferior is thinking that being less experienced than the girl with relationships will immediately make you repulsive to her.

 

Back when I was shy, I remember I kept having to think I had to “hide” the fact I had never had a girlfriend. I thought that if the girl realized from the way I acted that I was romantically or sexually inexperienced, then that meant she would just get up and leave automatically.

 

The truth is, by having an attitude of feeling undeserving of more experienced girls, then you are only sabotaging yourself. If you have grown up somewhat shy and socially awkward, then it will be almost inevitable that most girls will be more experienced than you.

 

In order to “catch up,” you need to start to talk to, and become involved with, these girls. That’s actually a great perspective to have.

 

The fact that you are less experienced than average does not mean girls do not like you. It just means that you have some catching up to do because of your shyness or social anxiety. You just started later than everyone else. And that brings me to the last point…

 

Being Hard On Yourself and Insecure

 

Remember the first key lesson: The less valuable you think you are compared to someone, the more shy you will feel around them. Inferiority makes you feel not entitled to be confident and express your personality.

 

Ask yourself: “How do I make myself feel inferior than other people?”

 

One big problem you may have to overcome is your own thoughts. Many shy people have a constant stream of thoughts that point out what a loser they are.

 

If you constantly think about why you’re a loser, how you aren’t good looking, how you have some physical flaw that needs to be fixed, how you’re a loner with little or no friends, how you’ve never even kissed a girl, etc … then you are just sabotaging yourself.

 

By being too hard on yourself and being insecure about your appearance you are constantly reinforcing the idea in your mind that you are inferior to the girl. This makes it IMPOSSIBLE for you to be confident around her, because you think she is more valuable.

 

And if you are lacking confidence and can’t even talk to her normally, then you have no chance of attracting her and forming a relationship.

 

Confidence and personality are more attractive than physical appearance to most girls. Your looks don’t matter nearly as much as you think they do. If you don’t believe me, then look around.

 

All the good looking girls are around the confident, popular, charismatic guys. On the other hand, many of the good looking guys who are shy are stuck alone or with a girl they’re not really attracted to. Looks matter much more to guys than girls.

 

So the most important thing is to cut out any thoughts that sabotage your confidence or make you inhibited. This means to notice when you are having self-defeating thought patterns and stop them in their tracks.

 

Any thought that makes you think you are less valuable will only sabotage your progress in becoming less shy around girls. Notice when they occur, challenge them with the ideas you’ve learned so far, and instead try to focus on your good qualities that you are proud of.

 

Remind yourself that girls aren’t really after the best-looking guy, but one who can be confident and talk to them without being intimidated by their superficial qualities.

 

2. Stop Being Too Invested in One Particular Girl

 

If there’s one thing that all shy guys have in common, it’s that they have a tendency to pick one girl that may show them even the slightest interest and then become obsessed by her.

 

Stop The Unrealistic Fantasies

 

Do you find yourself picking out one girl that you like and then thinking for hours about what it would be like to date her and have a relationship with her?

 

Maybe the girl showed you a little bit of interest. Maybe you just talked to her once for a couple minutes. Or maybe she’s in your class and you’ve never spoken a word to her before.

 

If you are constantly fixated on one girl at a time and playing out fantasies in your head about what it would be like to date her, then you are again sabotaging yourself.

 

What do you think happens when you decide you want to finally go talk to the girl in real life? You’re too nervous to even move. You’ve thought about her so long and built her up in your mind into such a perfect creature that you become literally paralyzed by fear.

 

Meanwhile, the girl may not even be aware that you even exist.

 

All the thinking makes you unable to approach her and talk to her casually. And even if you do, the way you behave around her still communicates to her that you would be totally crushed if she was to disapprove of you in any way or reject you.

 

The problem is, you became too emotionally invested in the girl before she had done anything to earn your attention. You put so much time and effort thinking about her that her rejection of you would ruin your fantasyland image of you two together.

 

Don’t Have Too Many Expectations

 

One thing in particular shy guys do is they may talk to an attractive girl for a few seconds and then put too much meaning into the interaction. They may start fantasizing about the girl like I said above. They may go out of their way to pass her in the hallway. They may even stalk her photos on Facebook.

 

The key to avoiding this issue is to talk to girls without having a hidden agenda to make her your one true love. Don’t have too many expectations about a future relationship with any one particular girl until you have spent a decent amount of time getting to know her.

 

The reason why is that people tend to put out their best parts for the world to see.

 

Until you have gotten to know someone over a period of time, you have no idea what they’re actually like. That girl you think is perfect may be annoying to hang out with, she may be needy, she may be insecure despite being beautiful, she may be completely unintelligent, or she may be into the celebrity gossip shows you hate.

 

And if you don’t get to know her, then you’ll never realize you were just seeing her through rose-colored glasses.

 

The point is, don’t be won over by looks alone. There are plenty of cute girls out there. Many of those are as cute as the one you are obsessed about … and they have a personality you will like spending time with!

 

I’m sure you’ve heard the saying:

 

For every hot girl out there, there’s some guy that’s sick of f**king her.

 

So after you’ve talked to some girl, don’t start imagining a future together with her right away. This will just make you nervous to ever talk to her again. Instead, keep it casual and see where it goes.

 

Guys who have little relationship experience tend to be naive and think that most relationships develop like a romantic movie from Hollywood. Two lovers fall into each other’s arm when they first see each other. The reality is much different. Long-term relationships develop over time and are always a work-in-progress.

 

2.    Be Assertive

 

One way to stop being so invested in one particular girl is to have many options instead of one. The best way to do this is to talk to many women on a weekly or daily basis.

 

If you only talk to one new girl a month, then it will be hard not to think about her. But if you are constantly meeting new girls then it becomes a lot easier to see her as just a girl you talked to one time and that’s it.

 

Fate Doesn’t Exist

 

Many guys who are inexperienced with women have wrong and naive ideas about how relationships work. Maybe you think that the best strategy to get a girlfriend is to wait for the right circumstances.

 

Are you waiting for a situation where you just happen to meet a girl, you magically aren’t nervous about talking to her, don’t have to ask her out, and she makes all the moves? That’s like waiting for the stars to align.

 

The harsh reality is that you are going to have to work and learn to cope with your nervousness if you want to have a girlfriend. The universe will not deliver one to you.

 

Sure, you may get lucky a couple times where a girl puts in much of the work to get to know you, asks you out, and makes all the moves. BUT … she probably won’t be the same girl that you want!

 

If you want something, you’ve got to go after it, especially when it comes to dating for guys.

 

Guys Are the Ones Who Make Moves

 

In our society, or perhaps due to our biological programming, it’s guys who need to be assertive about meeting new girls and becoming physical with them.

 

Don’t like that? Too bad. That’s just the way it works. It may suck if you’re a shy guy, but it is what it is. Learn to accept it and live with it.

 

You’re going to be the one to approach. You’re going to be the one who asks for the phone number. You’re going to be the one who goes for the kiss. Going after a girl you want involves risking rejection every step of the way.

 

How do you overcome this fear of rejection? You desensitize yourself to it so many times that it doesn’t bother you much anymore.

Don’t Hesitate

 

Being assertive is like a muscle. The more you do it, the less effort it takes.

 

When you want to talk to the girl you like, you will probably hesitate a little.

 

You’ll stop yourself.

 

Then when you try to do it in a couple minutes again, your “mental barrier” to acting becomes higher. It becomes even more difficult to “just do it.”

 

And the longer you think about whether you should make your move or not, the more anxiety you feel. It’s just like when you think of a girl for months and it becomes impossible to talk to her. You’ve built it up in your mind so much that you’ve become a victim of paralysis by analysis.

 

Instead, you need to act more upon that first impulse. That first impulse is your best shot at actually doing it. All the thinking that happens later only serves to talk you out of acting on that impulse.

 

If you talk to a girl and she doesn’t like you, then don’t start thinking of ways to make her like you. There are literally billions of girls out there, just try a different one.

 

Conclusion

 

I hope these tips help you to get over your shyness around girls. Much of this information was a turning point for me going from a hopeless guy with extreme shyness and social awkwardness to someone who has overcome shyness and has decent social skills. Enough to talk to girls I’m attracted to without feeling shy at all.

 

For more ideas to get over shyness around girls, watch this video - How to Stop Being Shy and Awkward (FOREVER)




By Sean W Cooper, the author of The Shyness and Social Anxiety System, is an ex-sufferer from social anxiety and shyness. This program is a compilation of his research and effort in overcoming shyness and anxiety.

 

Sean W Cooper’s Shyness and Anxiety system is a step by step audio course broken down into modules that are easy to access. It teaches you ways to start overcoming your social anxiety and self-doubt. The system utilises cognitive behavioural therapy which explores how feelings and thoughts can drive behaviour. 

 

The Shyness and Social Anxiety system is endorsed by professionals and praised by psychologists due to the way it provides the relevant skills to manage issues of shyness and social anxiety.

 

To find out more, click on Get Over Your Shyness Around Girls


Sunday, July 18, 2021

What are the Real Strategies that Work at Overcoming Shyness Fast?

 

Is shyness bad? What are the pros and cons of being shy? What are the real strategies that work at overcoming shyness fast? Read on to find out more.

CLICK HERE to Find Out How to Overcome Your Social Phobia



Is Shyness Bad? Here’s The Pros and Cons of Being Shy

Is shyness good or bad? For many shy people, it’s a difficult question to answer. They don’t know if it would be better to accept themselves as they are, or to try and change the way they are. For many this is a difficult struggle to figure out.

In this article I will give you both sides of the issue so you can come to your own decision. If you do decide shyness is something you would like to overcome, then I’ll give you a couple of resources at the bottom of this article to start doing so.

Before I get into the cons of shyness, let’s take a look at some of the good things that come with shyness, the first one is more alone time to do whatever you like.

If you are shy, you have plenty of time for any solitary activities you’d like to do, including reading, drawing, writing, thinking, and so on. You never have to compromise for someone else and do something you’re not very enthusiastic about.

Shyness also lets you become more deeply interested in any hobbies you may have. Many shy people find they are able to get very good at playing their favorite video games because they have so much time to practice.

On the other hand, there are also many bad things about being shy. The biggest one is loneliness. You may start to feel isolated from other people if you are too shy to make at least a couple friends.

If you are very shy, then you may not be able to ask out that girl or guy you are attracted to. You might also reject many opportunities to go out and have fun because of your fear of meeting new people. You will not be able to enjoy parties as much. You will find it harder to find a job and relate to your co-workers.

Overall, your life would become more independent of other people. Many people who are shy also have insecurities and low self-esteem. Shyness makes you more alone, on both the outside and inside.

In summary, the main benefit of shyness is more free time, the downside is that you may have no one to spend that time with. Now that you know both the benefits and downsides to being shy, will you choose to accept it or try to overcome it? The choice is up to you.

Is Being Shy Bad? The Answer Will Surprise You…

Let me guess: you’re reading this page because you’re a shy person. And you have some questions like…

Is shyness a bad thing?

Do people think there’s something wrong about being shy? Or is it perfectly normal?

Should you accept that shyness is the way you are and try to live with it? Or should you try to change it if possible?

I’ll answer these questions in this article, but first I’ll start by saying:

As someone who was extremely shy for most of my life, I think it comes down to this:

Shyness is not bad, but it’s not helpful either.

There’s a song called “Ask” by “The Smiths” that goes like this:

Shyness is nice and
Shyness can stop you
From doing all the things in life
You’d like to

Some people have a mild shyness that doesn’t really change their life. My shyness was not like that. My shyness was painful. My shyness stopped me from having the life I wanted.

  • I didn’t have friends. I was dying inside from a lack of connection.
  • I couldn’t speak up in class, stand up to my parents when they were being unfair or go to a job interview without my armpits being drenched in sweat.
  • And I had absolutely no hope of turning my crush (who I always thought about) into my girlfriend.

From a young age I knew that shyness was not a benefit because it blocked me from so many things in life that I wanted. It made me lonely. It lowered my self-esteem. It made me feel left out. It made me feel like a loser.

So the reason to overcome shyness is not because it is BAD, but because it is ADVANTAGEOUS to you.

Let me be clear:

You Don’t HAVE to Overcome Shyness

You do not HAVE to overcome shyness if you don’t want to. Being shy does not make you an inferior person. In fact, you don’t HAVE to do anything in life you don’t want to. It’s completely your choice whether you think it’s an issue you need to overcome or not.

I think that’s one reason people say “there’s nothing wrong with being shy.” They don’t want to be forced into doing something because of some moral obligation.

So does this mean that you should just accept being shy?

If you want to, then yes. BUT!… The answer isn’t really that simple for most people.

Many Shy People Are Unsatisfied

In my experience, many shy people are UNSATISFIED with their social life and amount of confidence. They actually HATE being lonely and isolated and having very few friends. They HATE being scared out of their mind when they have to speak in front of many people. And they HATE that they can’t talk to that girl or guy they like.

Back when I was very shy myself, I noticed that it was always NON-SHY people who said things like: “there’s nothing wrong with being shy” or “shyness is cute.”

I remember thinking… Yeah, my shyness is cute to you but for me it’s like playing the game of life on hard mode. Simple everyday things that non-shy people do all the time felt IMPOSSIBLE to me. Like going to a party and actually talking to people.

Giving a short presentation at school. Or asking out a girl I liked.

The question to ask yourself is:

Does your shyness hold you back from things in life that you want?

I think that, for you, the answer is straightforward. Just look at yourself. Would you be reading this article if you really liked to be shy? Probably not.

And think of it this way: there is lots of advice out there trying to help people become more confident, charismatic or outgoing. But nobody is trying to become more quiet, socially awkward and lonely. Why? Because there’s no benefit to it.

In short: Don’t try to overcome shyness because you see it as a defect you HAVE to get rid of to make other people like you. Instead, do it because you WANT to do it, to improve your own quality of life.

But What About Self-Acceptance?

One thing you may be thinking now is: “but isn’t it important to accept yourself despite your faults?”

And yes, I think self-acceptance is very important for happiness and self-esteem.

Acceptance means that you feel no shame for any part of yourself. Becoming completely unashamed of who you are is an important step in overcoming many issues shy people face, such as inferiority:

  • You aren’t ashamed if you have little friends or social life right now, and you don’t try to “hide” it from people thinking they’ll brush you off if they “found out.”
  • You aren’t ashamed about any part of your physical appearance. Instead of constantly looking in mirrors to “check” your appearance, you accept the way you look.

A quick warning: there’s a difference between self-acceptance and simply being lazy and hopeless.

I’m a big promoter of unconditional self-acceptance. But I don’t think it’s good if someone uses “self-acceptance” as an excuse to not face their fears in life. Because that will lead to long-term misery. (I avoided my fears for many years, so believe me I know.)

The thing I’m against is when someone gives up going after something they want and then uses “self-acceptance” as an excuse for their lack of courage.

For more ideas about overcoming shyness fast, watch this video – 8 Simples Steps to Overcome Shyness



If you are ready to stop making excuses and find out the REAL strategies that work at overcoming shyness fast, then

CLICK HERE to Find Out How to Overcome Your Shyness

By Sean W Cooper, the author of The Shyness and Social Anxiety System, is an ex-sufferer from social anxiety and shyness. This program is a compilation of his research and effort in overcoming shyness and anxiety.

Sean W Cooper’s Shyness and Anxiety system is a step by step audio course broken down into modules that are easy to access. It teaches you ways to start overcoming your social anxiety and self-doubt. The system utilises cognitive behavioural therapy which explores how feelings and thoughts can drive behaviour. 

The Shyness and Social Anxiety system is endorsed by professionals and praised by psychologists due to the way it provides the relevant skills to manage issues of shyness and social anxiety.

To find out more, click on Overcoming Shyness Fast

Friday, July 16, 2021

What is the Best Way to Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk?

 

What is the Best Way to Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk? The way to do is to improve your gut health, keep your cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure under control.

Click Here for Help with Alzheimer’s, Other Types of Dementia and General Memory Loss



Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk – This Gut Issue Increases Alzheimer’s Risk by 600 %

Gut health is usually not on the long list of risk factors when it comes to dementia.

But according to a new study from University of California at San Francisco and Taipei Veterans General Hospital in Taiwan, it should be.

One specific gut health issue (you may not even know you have) can increase your risk of Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia up to 600%.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) comes in several forms, of which the two most common types are Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. In this study, the researchers found a relationship between both of these forms and dementia.

The researchers collected the records of 1,742 IBD patients from the Taiwanese National Health Insurance Research Database and found 17,420 controls that matched them on sex, income, access to healthcare, and conditions that normally co-occur with dementia.

The subjects in both the study and control groups were 45 years and older and were all followed for about 16 years.

While 5.5 percent of IBD patients developed dementia in this period, only 1.4 percent of those in the control group did so.

After ensuring that other dementia risk factors (like cerebrovascular disease, diabeteshypertension, and smoking) did not influence their results, the researchers concluded that those with IBD were approximately 2.54 times more likely to develop dementia and more than 6 times more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease than people without IBD were.

Further, those with IBD developed dementia around 7 years earlier than those without IBD did, at ages 76.24 and 83.45 years, respectively.

The dementia risk increased even further for those who had IBD the longest, compared with those for whom it was a new diagnosis.

While there is still much disagreement and uncertainty about the precise mechanism that connects IBD to dementia, it is understood that conditions that involve the perforation of the walls of the gastrointestinal tract cause gut bacteria-derived neurotoxic metabolites to travel to the central nervous system and into the brain.

Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk – There is however another factor that is even more dangerous when it comes to dementia. It’s all about lacking ONE free ingredient explained here…

Problems in the gut have been linked to almost all modern diseases, and there is one factor that is most important when it comes to gut health—as we’ll explain here…

Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk – How Cardiovascular Health Effects Your Brain

If you have high blood pressurehigh cholesterol or even type 2 diabetes, you’ve probably been warned that these conditions could cause serious health issues, such as stroke or heart attack down the road.

But what you may not be aware of is that these conditions are affecting your body’s functions already. And it’s affecting the one organ that we all want to have in good shape.

According to a new research study, a link between heart health and cognitive strength has been found in individuals from as young as 35 years old.

The study shows that as the risk associated with heart disease rises, individuals experience a decline in cognitive function.

According to the lead author of the study and a fellow within the Groningen University Medical Center in the Netherlands, Hanneke Joosten, many people assume that they will struggle with the consequences of poor health habits such as smoking and bad diet only years down the line, but this isn’t the case.

Unhealthy habits affect you much sooner than you think. Joosten states that people understand that their habits might affect their heart health, but they fail to take their brain into account.

In his own words, “What’s bad for the heart is also bad for the brain.”

In order to conduct this research, 3778 people were studied between the ages of 35 to 82. The entire group was provided with cognitive function tests, ranging from their ability to reason and plan, as well as how comfortable they were in switching tasks.

Another test was used to determine their memory functioning.

The Framingham Risk Score was then used to determine each individual’s cardiovascular-related risk over the period of the next 10 years.

Those who were found to be more at risk for heart disease were also found to perform 50% worse on the cognitive tests.

Some of the biggest contributors to the decline in cognitive health were diabeteshigh blood pressure, smoking and bad cholesterol.

Smokers with a 15-a-day habit had, on average, a 2.4 points drop in their cognitive scores, while those with a habit exceeding 16 a day dropped by 3.43.

The memory tests showed precisely the same results.

The study was published in “Stroke,” the journal of the American Heart Association.

Completely eliminate type 2 diabetes, and reverse some of the effects of type 1 diabetes – all in 3 simple steps…

Get your cholesterol under control in 30 days or less following this step-by-step plan…

High Blood Pressure? Discover how 3 easy exercises drop your blood pressure below 120/80 as soon as today…

Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk – High Cholesterol Levels Promote Alzheimer’s

Another urgent reason to get cholesterol under control has been gaining attention in Alzheimer’s circles lately as scientists are finally discovering what the connection is.

Scientists and researchers have long suspected that people with high cholesterol levels are at higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, but the connection as to why has eluded them until recently.

Cholesterol is critical in the body for being able to absorb and make use of critical fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E and K.

However, bad cholesterol levels that are too high cause a cascade of problems all over the body as well, even in the brain.

Scientists found that one of the toxic proteins involved in clumps that damage nerve cells in the brain that cause Alzheimer’s symptoms actually bind to cholesterol, which carries it to the brain.

While there are more pieces to the mystery behind triggers and a cure, researchers were very encouraged by finding this critical relationship.

For more idea to prevent and even lower Alzheimer’s risk, watch these 2 videos –

What you can do to prevent Alzheimer’s | Lisa Genova



Can healthy lifestyles help lower the risk of dementia?



Get control of your high cholesterol here, naturally…

Learn easy exercises that get blood pressure under control…

This post is from the Brain Booster Exercise Program created for the purpose of helping to reverse Alzheimer’s, boost memory. It was made by Christian Goodman Blue Heron health news that has been recognized as one of the top-quality national health information websites.  This is an all-natural system that utilizes the power of exercises to slow down, prevent, or even reverse memory loss and boost your brain with energy and power. These exercises work to deliver as much nutrition and oxygen to your starving brain as possible and begin the restoring of the damaged brain cells.

To find out more about this program, click on Prevent and Even Lower Alzheimer’s Risk


Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...
Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...