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Picture: A mouse model of Alzheimer's disease has brain atrophy.
Image courtesy: National Institute of Quantum Science and Technology
Dementia is a condition of extreme loss of cognitive function and is caused by various diseases including Alzheimer's disease
In a study recently published in the journal Science Advances, Japanese researchers showed that a low-protein diet can accelerate brain degeneration in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease
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First, the researchers studied how a low-protein diet affects the brain of a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease, which is usually manifested by neurodegeneration and abnormal protein accumulation in the brain called Tau
Next, the research team investigated how the amino group LP7 affects different signs of brain degeneration in Alzheimer's disease models
Next, in order to understand how Amino LP7 protects the brain, the researchers comprehensively analyzed the changes in gene levels caused by Amino LP7
"These results indicate that essential amino acids can help maintain brain balance and prevent brain degeneration
The research of this research team provides several ways to better understand how dementia occurs and how to prevent it
In fact, this patent-pending supplement may one day help millions of people around the world live better, dementia-free lives
DOI: https://doi.
Article title
Neurodegenerative processes accelerated by protein malnutrition and decelerated by essential amino acids in a tauopathy mouse model
