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The medical condition of Alzheimer's disease and its relation to dementia diagnoses.
A wave of online ads and pages claiming that endorsed a memory product called “” or a nasal spray (sometimes named AlzClipp) are false and use doctored content to mislead consumers; Carson’s represent...
A widely circulated “golden honey” memory cure — often packaged as a simple honey-plus-plant recipe and presented in slick ads with footage of Dr. Sanjay Gupta — is a scam that uses doctored clips and...
Controlled trials and observational studies suggest that regular or supplementation can modestly improve some measures of memory and cognitive processing in older adults and may be associated with red...
has not discovered or endorsed a remedy that cures dementia; multiple fact-checks identify viral social media posts and ads claiming he did as false, and Carson’s spokesperson called the claims “compl...
Laboratory and animal studies have repeatedly shown that honey’s polyphenols and flavonoids possess antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and some neuroprotective activities that can improve memory-related m...
(also presented as Memo Blast or MemoBlast™ on its websites) is marketed as an over‑the‑counter “advanced memory” or “brain health” supplement composed of herbal extracts and nutraceuticals such as Rh...
The product marketed as “Memo Genesis” (and variants like MemoGenesis) sits between two competing narratives: vendor sites claim an evidence-based, ingredient-backed cognitive enhancer , while multipl...
Public evidence about Donald Trump’s cognitive assessments comprises a small set of official disclosures and media reporting: a 2018 Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) reportedly scored 30/30 (annou...
Manuka honey has attracted peer-reviewed attention mostly in laboratory and animal studies and in narrative/systematic reviews that group it with other honeys for potential neuroprotective actions, bu...
Laboratory and animal studies report consistent neuroprotective effects of honey—reduced oxidative damage, less neuronal death in hippocampal regions, and improved memory in rodents—while human eviden...
Honey contains antibacterial, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds that show neuroprotective signals in laboratory and animal models relevant to Alzheimer’s disease (AD), but the antibacterial ...
There is no established cure for dementia today: current treatments can sometimes slow progression or relieve symptoms for certain causes such as , but they do not reverse or eliminate the underlying ...
The reporting reviewed finds no evidence that fact-checkers or peer-reviewed medical journals have verified any statement attributed to about the supplement ; instead the available investigation descr...
The neurodegenerative syndrome long observed on Guam—called lytico‑bodig or ALS/Parkinsonism‑Dementia Complex (ALS‑PDC)—manifests symptoms that overlap clinically with Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s...
Randomized trials point to a small set of —most convincingly —showing measurable cognitive benefits in people with suspected mild cognitive impairment () or mild–moderate Alzheimer’s disease (AD), typ...
Available reporting does not substantiate any verifiable, high-profile partnerships, named customers, or third‑party case studies that demonstrate traction for the dietary supplement marketed as ; wha...
No official physician has publicly diagnosed with , and the White House has repeatedly denied he has Alzheimer’s or “any form of dementia” . Independent experts who have examined or publicly commented...
The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) is a brief, one‑page, 30‑point screening test developed to detect mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and early dementia, designed to be administered in roughly 10...
Clinical research to date does not provide robust, conclusive evidence that honey prevents or reverses cognitive decline in humans: the bulk of scientific data are preclinical—cell and animal studies—...
Honey-derived antioxidants—chiefly flavonoids and phenolic acids—interact with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) pathology at multiple molecular nodes: they reduce oxidative stress and inflammation, can interf...