Exercise can boost memory and restore nerve Synpases: Protection from Alzheimer’s?

Source: Arch Neurol. 2012;69(5):636-643. doi:10.1001/archneurol.2011.845 and Psychiatric News   |   March 02, 2012  Volume 47 Number 5 page 16a-16a

The APOE-e4 variant is associated with reduced neuronal plasticity. This risk factor may ke beneficial lifestyle factors such as exercise especially valuable for e4 carriers. Weiterlesen

„Batman“-Murderer: Difference Europe/America?

Source: Aurora, Colorado

According to the news (which can NOT generally be trusted as a reliable and well informed source) the massacre was comitted by someone who suffers from a psychiatric disorder. In Europe, this person would be convicted of the crime and then – due to the fact of the psychiatric disorder – forced to treatment and not EVER be released before a psychiatrist asserts that NO danger is to be expected any more.

In America, – at least this is the view we get here in Europe -, this person might either be executed (in a „few“ years…..sometimes as many as two decades), or released as not guilty without further compulsory treatment.

I do NOT know, if this is actually the case. But from a Eurpean POV, this is what „America“ (US), usually does.

Is that fair?
Is that beneficial for the community/society?

 

Citicolin: Benefits for Alzheimer’s?

Source:
 Pietro Gareri, MD, PhD, Ambulatory Center for Dementia, Catanzaro, Italy. Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2012. Developing Topics Sessions Presentation 04-12-05. Presented July 18, 2012.

CDP-Cholin (Citicolin) is a dietary supplement. It is  imporant for nerve cell mebranes and functioning and is thought to possess antioxidative und neuroprotective  properties.

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