Recent clinical trials on a natural flower extract establish that it can halt dementia and rejuvenate cognitive function.
This extract derived from the snowdrop, daffodil and spider lily has been traditionally used in Eastern Europe to treat a variety of ailments.
But latest research has shown its greatest promise lies with its beneficial effects for people suffering Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Researchers found that this natural extract works by blocking the action of cholinesterase – allowing for greater levels of acetylcholine – and boosts the production of new acetylcholine neurotransmitters in the brain.
And that means it has powerful potential to slow cognitive decline to a virtual standstill.
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