[Scientific Power] Major discovery!"Alzheimer's dementia" is actually related to intestinal diseases?

A new study shows that the risk of Alzheimer's disease (Alzheimer's) may be even greater. Scientists may have a greater risk. Scientists say that the study confirms the genetic connection between the two.

According to the UPI report of the United States Hezhong International Society, researchers at the University of Edice Curon, Potham, Western Australia, have published it in "Communication-Biology".

Scientists pointed out in their dissertation that they found that Alzheimer's disease and gastroesophageal reflux (called GerD), digestive ulcer, gastritis-duodenitis, intestinal excitement syndrome and diverticulum disease There are "significant genetic overlap and correlation."

Studies have shown that abnormal levels of cholesterol are proved to be risk of suffering from Alzheimer's disease and intestinal diseases.

The results of the study show that cholesterol -lowering drugs, known as Hisbonic drugs by helping reduce inflammation and protect the intestines, may be beneficial to the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, the most common dementia and gastrointestinal diseases.

However, scientists point out that further research is needed to determine the potential benefits of using this statins.

They also pointed out that diet can play a role in treating and preventing Alzheimer's disease and intestinal diseases.

The Meio Clinic lists several Hasian drugs that can be used in the United States, including the Atropine (Liprter) and Altoprev.

The Meio Clinic said that although some people reported memory loss and thinking problems after using Hisine drugs, there have been no evidence to prove that statained drugs have caused these problems to date. To prevent these issues.

Previous observation studies have shown a relationship between Alzheimer's disease and gastrointestinal diseases.

However, the Australian researchers said that their new jobs have taken one step, confirming genetic connections and determining the common genes of Alzheimer's disease and various intestinal diseases.

The chief researcher of the study and the post -doctoral researcher of the university Emmanuel Adewuyi said: "This improves our understanding of these diseases, and has determined the new research goals. treatment method."

ADewuyi described this new study as the "first comprehensive genetic relationship assessment" between Alzheimer's disease and multiple intestinal diseases.

Source: China Well -off

Author: Lao Ma

Edit: Zhao Dina

Review: Gong Zimo

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