Intermittent fasting can help Alzheimer’s patients, here’s how
Intermittent fasting could benefit Alzheimer’s patients by correcting circadian rhythm disruptions, according to a study by UC San Diego. Researchers found improvements in memory and reduced amyloid protein accumulation in mice on a time-restricted feeding schedule, suggesting a potential treatment for enhancing sleep and cognitive function.
Intermittent fasting could benefit Alzheimer’s patients by correcting circadian rhythm disruptions, according to a study by UC San Diego. Researchers found improvements in memory and reduced amyloid protein accumulation in mice on a time-restricted feeding schedule, suggesting a potential treatment for enhancing sleep and cognitive function.
