Dr. Joseph's research findingsa message closely pertinent to this essaycan best be represented by a quote from one of his research reports in 1998: increased antioxidant protection through diets comprised of fruits and vegetables identified as being high in total antioxidant activity might prevent or reverse the deleterious effects of oxidative stress on neurons."Alpha ZXTA noteworthy aspect of the speech was the display of what neuroscientists call Executive Functions, which are located in our Frontal Lobes-the part of our brains that enable us to learn and adapt to new environments. The brain region that makes a "sharp brain".
See here Bill Gates' advice on how to find solutions in complex environments-and how he applies a learned pattern to guide his actions in the field of AIDS prevention. A superb example of Executive Funcions in practice:http://www.healthsupreviews.com/is-alpha-zxt-scam-or-legit/
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