Specific Gut Bacteria Transfer Alzheimer’s into Previously Healthy Animals
by Brian Wang from NextBigFuture.com on (#6FQMH)
Using gut microbiota transplants, an international team of researchers has shown memory impairments in humans with Alzheimer's can be passed on to young, healthy rats. This confirms that gut bacteria are involved in causing Alzheimers. Specific bacteria in the gut are directly linked to cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients. Gut microbiota actually play a causal ...