Instead of waiting for the symptoms of the supply that may not appear until the cause of the injury, scientists can distinguish people from the risk group using neurometabolic markers and help them.
Researchers from the University of Ston-Brook (New York) have decided a particular moment in the middle age when our brain cells show the first signs of destruction, Sciencealert reports.
Based on the brain’s scanning and trials covering 19,300 people, it is concluded that the average decay of brain cells begins to notice 44 years. This process gains top speed at 67, and by 90 years the rate of brain accumulation is reduced.
The team also determines the potential cause of this disorder – resistance to neural insulin. The results suggest that with age, our brain reduces the effect of insulin on neurons, which means that less glucose is absorbed as energy – and it begins to violate brain signals. It follows that replacement or restoration of energy sources for neurons will help slow down the aging of the brain.
Researchers reviewed the hypothesis in a group of 101 people who received ketone additives that increase the sensitivity of brain cells to insulin and suppress metabolic damage. Brain damage is stabilized after taking keton additives, and the greatest gain is observed in people in the middle (from 40 to 59 years). Researchers believe that treatment of this type may work, but treatment time is important.
The study was published in the American Scientific Journal PNAS.
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