Category Archives: Aging
The First 1,000 Days and the Dementia Question: What a 1953 Sugar Rationing Experiment Actually Reveals
The First 1,000 Days and the Dementia Question: What a 1953 Sugar Rationing Experiment Actually Reveals On September 26, 1953, the British government lifted the last remaining food restrictions from the Second World War—sugar rationing. Overnight, the average UK citizen’s … Continue reading
Longevity and Brain Health Span: A Concierge Neuropsychiatry Perspective in NYC
Extending brain health span requires attention to neurological integrity and the inner life. A concierge neuropsychiatry model in NYC integrates neuroscience with psychodynamic understanding for cognitive longevity. Continue reading
Threat, Deprivation, and the Architecture of the Mind
Threat, Deprivation, and the Architecture of the Mind Threat and neglect are not “stress” — they are distinct psychological forces that shape memory, identity, and attention. A neuropsychiatric analysis of their legacy. Posted on April 11, 2026 by the PsychiatryNeurology.net … Continue reading

