A recent study found that compounds in herbs like rosemary may help combat dementia by reducing harmful proteins linked to Alzheimer’s in mice. The synthetic version of the compound, diAcCA, showed promising results in improving memory and reducing amyloid plaques without negative side effects. While not a cure, researchers see potential for diAcCA to enhance existing Alzheimer’s medications and limit their side effects in the future.
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