Aspirin works to purify the brain of toxins and prevent dementia

A new study conducted by a team of American scientists revealed in mice that aspirin could reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease and slow progression in patients with Alzheimer's disease. Alzheimer. For many years, scientists have been trying to learn how to activate and remove brain cells from the brain and slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease, until a team Medical University of Chicago Rush concludes that the solution lies in aspirin.

The new study found evidence that the use of aspirin is beneficial for the elimination of toxic beta-amyloids from the gray area that controls memory. "

The Rush University neurologist, Kaibda Bahan, said that dementia was caused by plaques." It is known to millions of people who take low doses of aspirin to reduce the risk of dementia, cancer, cardiovascular disease and inflammation "

Dr. Bahan's study continues Previous research has established a strong link between aspirin intake and reduced risk of disease of Alzheimer's.

The study demonstrated that aspirin favors a chemical called Para, which helps clean brain cells and neurons from the toxic substances responsible for dementia. Reveal information important on the mechanisms by which aspirin can affect brain health, but it is too early to draw conclusions as to whether aspirin can be used to treat Alzheimer's disease in humans reports the Daily Mail.