
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive disorder that damages nerve cells in the brain and is one of the main causes of dementia around the world. It is due to the buildup of abnormal proteins in the brain, which form plaques and tangles that damage and kill brain cells. Current medical treatments are usually not very effective and can cause side-effects.
However, a new study reports that (in tests on animals), an amino acid called arginine, can significantly reduce these plaques and their effect on the brain. (Amino acids are natural molecules obtained from our food, which our bodies use to make the proteins it needs.) Arginine was found to dramatically lower plaque levels, reduce inflammation, and improve behaviour.
(The research team noted that although arginine is commonly sold as a dietary supplement, the dose and frequency used in their experiments were designed for research, and are different to those of basic over-the-counter products.)
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*Please note: As with almost any bio-chemical imbalance, Alzheimer's Disease is a complex condition, and there will normally be a number of contributing factors. It is best to always consult with a highly trained and experienced health professional before undertaking a course of supplementation that could make a significant difference to your health.
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