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In reply to the discussion: Possible Alzheimer's Prevention Breakthrough Reported [View all]Laura PourMeADrink
(42,770 posts)43. Yes the way I took it was that those are the only two things, reading
novels and drinking coffee that they have figured out could be many many more. And many many more that people don't do. Like a giant puzzle. Probably gonna need lots and lots of data, plus analytics to figure it out.
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CannaBiDiol and Brother-In-Law. Cannabidiol is not psychoactive. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2019
#36
"Fasting" 8pm to 8am? That's NORMAL! Why do you think it is called BREAKfast?
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2019
#39
Ah, that makes sense. Sorry, it was snark against the promoters labeling it fasting, not you.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2019
#47
It's NOT reading. That's association, not causation. There are other REAL activities to stave off A
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2019
#40
I vaguely remember crosswords being "disproven" so I searched and found the opposite
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2019
#49
Yes the way I took it was that those are the only two things, reading
Laura PourMeADrink
Jun 2019
#43
There are lots of studies. You can search the published journal articles on pubmed directly.
mahina
Jun 2019
#71
Easy as pie. Just search with the term 'pubmed' for peer reviewed journal articl s
mahina
Jun 2019
#63
Alzheimers is not due to inflammation on the brain. Completely different mechanism. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Jun 2019
#35
That's amazing! That co. is also working on Parkinson's. Imagine if those 2 things...
Honeycombe8
Jun 2019
#18