Do the Anti-Alzheimer's Effects of Grape Seed Extract (GSE) Start in the Gut? Your Gut Bugs Could Save Your Brain
The gut may be the missing piece to the Alzheimer's puzzle. It is well-established that an phenolic extract from the seeds of grapes (GSPE) can have significant anti-Alzheimer's and general neuroptective and anti-dementia effects (Sarkaki. 2007; Balu. 2005; Wang. 2009). In their latest study, scientists from the University of Queensland did now, for the first time, investigate the role your intestinal microbiota may play in the metabolism and production of orally ingested and newly formed polyphenolic compounds that will then mediate the attenuation of Alzheimer’s disease β-amyloid oligomerization. If you are concerned about brain health, keep an eye on your circadian rhythm Sunlight, Bluelight, Backlight and Your Clock Sunlight a La Carte: "Hack" Your Rhythm Breaking the Fast to Synchronize the Clock Fasting (Re-)Sets the Peripheral Clock Vitamin A & Caffeine Set the Clock Pre-Workout Supps Could Ruin Your Sleep While it is well-kn...
