Diet plays an important role in a variety of diseases - including Alzheimer's disease - the most common form of senile dementia - a disease that progressively destroys a person's memory and ability to communicate with others. Currently, five million people live with this devastating neurological disease, and estimates are that the number will double in the next fifty years. Obviously, any steps a person can take to lower their risk of developing this disease would be of importance. Now, there's even more evidence that diet plays a role in Alzheimer's related brain changes.
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Does an Amino Acid Found in Meat Increase the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease?
Submitted by administrator on Wed, 03/03/2010 - 10:00Amino Acids: Facts You Wanted to Know
Submitted by administrator on Tue, 11/24/2009 - 22:00Amino Acids: An Overview
Amino Acids do wonderful thing to keep you energetic and healthy. You may be amazed once you learn the role played by amino acids. They perform many more vital functions: resource for your growth, maintenance of body metabolism, provide immunity, healing ulcers and so on.
- 20 amino acids
- alanine
- asparagine
- body metabolism
- building blocks of proteins
- critical factor
- cysteine
- diet protein
- essential amino acids
- fruits vegetables
- glutamic acid
- glycine
- internal organs
- non essential amino acids
- nuts and seeds
- physiological functions
- protein metabolism
- protein rich food
- s system
- vital functions
