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Brain defenders: harness the power of your immune cells to protect your brain for life
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In recent years microglia cells housed in the brain have been identified as playing a key role in a host of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Long Covid, and MS amongst others. When operating optimally, these cells support healthy brain function. However, when they go rogue, they cause inflammation in the brain, contributing to cell death and devastating neurological conditions. Current drug treatments mostly mask symptoms rather than cure and the statistics are grim: worldwide, 55 million people suffer from Alzheimer's, 10 million people have been diagnosed with Parkinson's, and serious neurological disorders are on a rapid rise. And the good news? By following the lifestyle protocol that Dr David Perlmutter presents in this book based on supporting microglial cells to work in harmony with the body, people can become 'architects of their cognitive destiny'.
- Genres
- Health
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Yellow Kite
- ISBN
- 9781399753333
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