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Today, March 16, 2010, was published this news tells us of a possibility of preventing Alzheimer's disease.

Science: Discovery molecule that may help fight Alzheimer's disease

March 16, 2010

Washington, (AFP) - English and Swedish researchers found in an experiment with fruit flies, a molecule that can prevent multiplication a protein involved in the development of Alzheimer's disease, reveals a study published in PLoS Biology.

Luheshi According to Leila, a scientist at the Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge, UK, investigations in test tubes showed that the molecule not only prevents the protein to bring together in the brain to form amyloid plaques it also locks the toxic process.

After using the test tubes, researchers from Cambridge University and the University of Agricultural Sciences Sweden applied the molecule in fruit flies drawn genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's the equivalent of insects. "

then it may be plausible? Get your conclusions! But we, being optimistic, we believe that science is constant evolution, and, step by step, knowledge is constructed that allows scientific progress.

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tango dancing can help people with Alzheimer's disease Alzheimer's

Many hospitals and psychiatric clinics around the world use the tango (style Traditional dance of Argentina) for the treatment neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson and Alzheimer's disease , and other mental health problems and physical health.

According to a report published by "Reuters " (News Agency of Brazil), experts point out that the practice improves the tango balance, self esteem, coordination, and even the memory of patients.

Dance is used Italy and Australia for treatment of both degenerative diseases, as well as phobias and trauma generated by the couple separate. In the United States, researchers at the University of Washington found that tango lessons have good results in the balance of patients with Parkinson's disease and complex dance steps have helped the memory of patients in Britain.

"Treatment is not just therapy and medication, is to give patients a good time to relax," said psychologist Trinidad Cocha. "They relax, and all the labels disappear. We are not doctors, nurses, musicians, or patients. We are only tango dancers. "

But more studies are needed to confirm the clinical benefits of dance and the mechanisms involved.

http://revistazena.com.br/vidadealzheimer.com.br/2009/09/03/dancar-tango-pode-ajudar-pessoas-com-doenca-de-parkinson-e-alzheimer/