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Just another review of the state of the research for Alzheimer cures. After so many years we still haven’t found a cure and the time is near that we will face a huge increase in the numbers of Alzheimer sufferers as the Boomers start to age.
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Twice the number of woman have Alzheimer compared to men and estrogen seems to be at the heart of this phenomenon. Watch the video in today’s link to hear why:
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Scientists at the Mayo clinic have discoved that an enzyme known as BACE2 is particularly effective at breaking down beta-amyloid, widely known for being a factor in Alzheimer’s disease.
Although it is not the first enzyme found to have this function, BACE2 is certainly more effective at breaking beta-amyloid down. Now the scientists want to find out if a BACE2 impairment can increase the risk of getting the disease, this may then contain valuable new clues about the origin of the disease.
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New research shows that keeping the brain active with physical exercise, music, card games and socialising can decrease your risk of developing dementia.
This is the message behind Alzheimer’s Australia’s new Your Brain Matters campaign.
Launched today, the nationwide health campaign calls for Australians to be “brain healthy” and prevent the onset of dementia.
The organisation is encouraging all Australians to learn new skills and participate in activities that stimulate the mind and the body.
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Today’s link is a more in depth explanation of the discovery of the working of nuclear receptors. Certain nuclear receptors are essential for long-term memory formation, and pharmaceutical approaches that boost the function of these proteins — and the molecular machinery they set in motion — could one day restore memory function in those who have lost it.
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The root causes of Alzheimer’s disease are still a scientific uncertainty, though there’s no lack of suggestions and opinions circulating in the biomedical community. But here’s one we hadn’t yet heard that is gaining traction amid increasing evidence: Alzheimer’s is primarily a metabolic disease much like diabetes. At its root, a poor diet can be the instigator of this degenerative neurological condition. The evidence is so stark that some scientists have even taken to referring to Alzheimer’s as type 3 diabetes.
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