Clue to Alzheimer's Disease Found

"In Alzheimer's disease, age-related cellular changes such as compromised energy production and increased 'oxygen] radical formation are worsened by the presence of 'certain chemicals], as additional....stress factors." So began a report in the journal Biogerontology, vol. 2, 2001. Not hot news? Nothing in the popular media appeared about it, even though carnosine, a publicly available and non-toxic protein was found to reduce the harmful chemicals.

Clue to Alzheimer's Disease Found Bibliography

Biogerontology, vol. 2, 2001 Dukic-Stefanovic, Schinzel, Riederer & Munch, Physiological Chemistry, U. of Wurzberg, Germany.

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