Cognitive Labs

A study with over 540 patients over three years has found that moderate Vitamin E intake combined with anti-inflammatories was effective in producing a statistically significant intervention against cognitive decline, compared with a placebo, Vitamin E alone, or anti-inflammatory medication alone.

"Our results are consistent for a potential benefit of vitamin E on slowing functional decline and a smaller possible benefit of anti-inflammatory medications on slowing cognitive decline in patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease," according to researcher Alireza Atri.

Atri, at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), the VA Bedford Medical Center, and Harvard Medical School, Boston, led the National Institutes of Health-sponsored research. article

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Vitamin E was thought a few years ago to be potentially good for cognition....then about 2 years ago a study was published which seemed to nix this conclusion, so the jury was out.

A new study (details later) now suggests that Vitamin E is beneficial as an anti-Alzheimer's agent. This latter study was of longer duration and involved more subjects...more later.

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Here's the link...

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