Stress and Alzheimer's: More Evidence Strengthens the Link

Stress has long been considered a major risk for developing Alzheimer’s, but there hasn’t been any real understanding as to why this is so. Now, researchers at the Center for Translational Research in Neurodegenerative Disease at the University of Florida think that they’ve come closer to discovering the connection. Dr. Todd Golde, director of the Center, and his team have found how a hormone released by the brain in response to the body’s stress increases the production of a protein associated with Alzheimer's.  Continue reading on HealthCentral to learn more about how stress could possibly affect your cognitive health: Minding Our Elders: Caregivers Share Their Personal Stories. “I hold onto your book as a life preserver and am reading it slowly on purpose...I don't want it to end.” ...Craig William Dayton, Film Composer Egosan wants to help you live your life fully: Try Egosan premium underwear for discrete, dignified protection. For 20% off your first order on Amazon use promo Code: 20CAREGIVERS.              Related StoriesHearing Loss Addressed Early Can Help Protect BrainHearing Aids Help Balance, Prevent Falls for Some EldersPoor Dental Hygiene Linked to Brain Tissue Degeneration 
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