Intestinal substance may slow Alzheimer's progression

A substance from the intestines may potentially slow down the progression of Alzheimer's, reports Futura. According to the research, there is a connection between gut health and the progression of the disease.

The exact mechanism of the substance is not yet fully understood, but scientists are further investigating how it can slow down the disease. The gut flora may play a role in the process.

It is still too early to speak of a breakthrough, but the findings open up new perspectives for research into Alzheimer's. More studies are needed to confirm the effects.

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