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Bacteria now identified in the brains of people struggling with memory loss has been established now in the research findings of a research group at the University of Bristol in the UK led by Dr. David Emery. This finding reinforces the position Quietmind has taken around the utility of near infrared light stimulation for the treatment of neurodegeneration. Clinical trials are now underway at Quietmind's research center in Elkins Park, PA. Call for details 610-940-0488
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12/31/2018 06:25:26 am
Thanks for informing the role played by the bacteria in the Alzheimer's disease. Unfortunately, dementia doesn't have any cure which makes it one of the deadly disease. Symptoms show by a dementia patient is often considered as the symptoms of aging which could worsen the situation. Regular exercise and taking a suitable diet is the key to prevent dementia. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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