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New hope for Alzheimer’s: Groundbreaking Harvard study finds lithium reverses brain aging
In a provocative new study, Harvard Medical School scientists found that lithium, an element found in some foods and drinking water and in trace amounts in our bodies, can confer resistance to brain aging and Alzheimer’s.
Harvard study shows lithium is deeply involved in Alzheimer’s disease - and that could lead to new treatments
Seven years of investigation by scientists at Harvard Medical School has revealed that the loss of the metal lithium plays a powerful role in Alzheimer’s disease. It’s a finding that could lead to earlier detection,
Researchers at Harvard Medical School in Boston now say that lithium could help treat the 7 million people with Alzheimer's ...
A few limited clinical trials of lithium for Alzheimer’s disease have shown some efficacy, but the lithium compounds they ...
As well as helping to prevent the disease, researchers say their findings could support healthy brain aging in general.
A Harvard team reverses dementia in mice with a metal supplement, after showing that its deficiency drives the disease ...
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