Alzheimer; News from the web:
Interesting article in our link for today, highlighting the early success in mice with IL-10 blockers and reviewing some of the other research models in progress.
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Category Archives: Prevention
Red wine for Alzheimer
Alzheimer; News from the web:
The story is not new, but again, this time from Texas, there is confirmation that a compounds that can be found in Red Wine might be beneficial in fighting memory loss. In this study the scientists discover that the Red Wine component improves memory function and…….mood function in rats but we already knew that the latter worked for most humans right?
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Read the Directions with over the counter medicine
Alzheimer; News from the web:
A study found out that some of the over the counter available drugs may increase your risk of getting Alzheimer.
Sleep remedy Nytol, anti-allergy meds Benadryl and Piriton, and some older antidepressants are among the products associated with an increased risk of the dementia disease, researchers found, the Daily Mail reported.
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Memory loss may not be your first signal for Alzheimer
Alzheimer; News from the web:
As it turns out, anxiety and depression are among the first early signs of Alzheimer. This does not mean at all that everyone who feels anxious or depressed should worry about having Alzheimer, just like not everyone lying in bed dies although most people die lying in bed. It is just a point about the fact that we need to look beyond the obvious to find early signs of Alzheimer as this provides yet the best opportunity for intervention.
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Run away from Alzheimer, get on the treadmill
Alzheimer; News from the web:
If you are the proud owner of a clothing rack that was sold to you as a treadmill, you are in good luck. Dust it off, switch it on and hit the belt running, it seems good to fight off Alzheimer.
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Can Alzheimer be prevented?
Alzheimer; News from the web:
To date, trials of anti-inflammatory medications, hormonal therapy and vitamin E have not found any to be effective. The good news is that there are other factors such as diet, exercise, and mental activity that have showed great promise in both the lab and in studies in people.
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