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Can Lithium Stop Alzheimer's Disease?
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New research, including the University of Sheffield and Harvard Medical School, suggests that lithium, a mineral often associated with batteries, could play a crucial role in combating Alzheimer's disease. Recent studies have shown that a decline in lithium levels in the brain is related to cognitive decline. This mineral would act as a natural protector against toxic proteins (amyloid-beta and tau), thus opening a promising path for future trea…
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