JAD: Scientists have developed a comprehensive approach that promises to be effective in preventing Alzheimer's disease

4, 2021 // -- In a recent study published in the international journal Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, scientists from the University of Chile and others developed a comprehensive approach to the effective prevention of Alzheimer's disease.
researchers say more and more research now supports the use of comprehensive methods to prevent Alzheimer's disease, such as combining daily exercise, nutritional drugs, Oriental practices such as Qigong and meditation, and social life.
these healthy lifestyle elements may complement reliable biomarkers for early diagnosis of the disease so that Alzheimer's disease can be detected as early as possible in the population 20 years before symptoms of the disease appear.
Photo Source: IOS Press Alzheimer's disease is one of the major challenges in medical research and public health systems around the world, affecting the health of nearly 50 million people worldwide, and is a multi-factor brain disease characterized by sexual cognitive impairment, apathy and mood disorders.
has shown that Alzheimer's disease is a change that breaks the normal aging of the body, accompanied by changes in the powerful function of neurons and the protective mechanisms of neurons.
There are many decisive factors in the loss of function in the aging process, in which the metaphysics of genetics plays an important role, so through a healthy lifestyle, physical exercise, balanced nutrition, to avoid harm to health molecules and drugs, may be able to reduce the lead body's susceptibility to Alzheimer's disease gene activity;
In this context, taking into account the above factors and controlling neuroinflammical events, it may open an important path to effective prevention of Alzheimer's disease, and based on medical evidence, the researchers say that the integration of all these factors is essential to effectively prevent the degradation of neurons in Alzheimer's disease. Comprehensive strategies can also significantly improve the quality of life of patients, and the use of reliable biomarkers for prevention and innovative screening programs to detect diseases early is critical to controlling disease progression, and research data show that Alzheimer's disease is significantly different from normal aging, a process that requires a biologically based approach.
In addition, the failure of traditional drug therapy and the constant search for new drugs have stimulated the emergence of nutritional compounds in the context of multi-target therapy, while also demonstrating that non-drug treatments are effective in improving aging and can also be used for Alzheimer's disease control;
() Original source: Guzman-Martinez, Leonardo, Calfío, Camila, Farias, Gonzalo A, et al. New Frontiers in the Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease, Journal of Alzheimer's Disease (2021). DOI:10.3233/JAD-201059