New study shows Alzheimer's disease can be reversed to achieve full neurological recovery--not just prevented or slowed--i

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5. Always encouraging. One preliminary caution though, these studies most often enroll confirmed AD patients

and non-AD control comparisons with very strict exclusion criteria so as to avoid confounding factors, like cerebral vascular disease, moderate to severe cardiac insufficiency or other chronic health conditions that likewise influence brain function and thus response to NAD+ in their study. While a healthy population (especially those with early onset Alzheimer's) is out there and likewise in need of interventions, it may be difficult to extrapolate these findings--even with further validation--to the majority of AD patients (or those identified to be most at risk), depending on how well and how early their concomitant additional health issues are identified and treated.

Still, a positive development that bears watching once human studies become available (while taking the qualifiers above into account).