Something about it struck me
So lots of more and more studies are looking at and coming out with, um, you know, It's correlation with improved cognitive function as we age in the realm of Alzheimer's, dementia, it's neuroprotective [00:38:00] benefits from an inflammatory perspective, from a blood sugar, insulin perspective and again, You know, Alzheimer's dementia is a big, big medical burden in our country and is heavily tied in to blood sugar
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Everything else marketed for brain aging, from NAD+ precursors and senolytics to metformin, rapamycin, and CoQ10, has either failed in human trials or has not been tested in the brain at all, which is why those belong in the promotion section below rather than here
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By weeks 612 of treatment, many patients report minimal to no nausea even as they progress to higher doses