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Honey, including Manuka, shows memory-boosting, neuroprotective, anti-stress and antinociceptive potential in laboratory settings, with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and polyphenol-mediated mechanisms
There is no credible evidence that Bacopa monnieri (bacopa) combined with Sidr honey—or any honey—can cure or reverse Alzheimer’s disease; clinical trials of bacopa show small, inconsistent cognitive ...
Current evidence that regular dietary honey consumption reduces dementia risk in humans is suggestive but far from conclusive: mechanistic and animal studies show plausible neuroprotective effects of ...
Reviews of preclinical and limited clinical literature identify honey’s polyphenols and flavonoids — notably quercetin, gallic acid, caffeic acid, catechin, chrysin, apigenin, luteolin, naringenin and...
Pinocembrin is the only honey-derived compound among the three with published human pharmacokinetic and safety data relevant to potential brain effects, showing linear plasma kinetics after intravenou...