Scientists May Have Found A Cheap Way To Slow Dementia Damage

Some research suggests that those already genetically predisposed to developing dementia could benefit from fish oil supplements. And another paper said that getting enough vitamin D in midlife could reduce risk, too.

Now, a study published in Neurochemistry International has found that an amino acid already present in many medications and supplements could target dementia before it has a chance to cause major damage.

Arginine could slow dementia-related damage

In this research, arginine – an amino acid naturally found in fish, nuts, and meat, and whi...