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The effectiveness of omega-3 supplements in slowing the progression of Alzheimer's disease
Omega‑3 supplements (EPA and DHA) have relatively few well‑proven metabolic drug interactions but can have clinically relevant effects when combined with anticoagulant or antiplatelet drugs, blood‑pre...
Randomized trials to date provide little consistent evidence that vitamin D supplementation reliably improves short‑term memory in older adults: several large or well‑conducted RCTs found no cognitive...
has publicly discussed his mother's diagnosis and advocated early intervention, diet, exercise and some supplements as ways to slow decline, while acknowledging . Critics accuse him of promoting unpro...
Choline is an essential nutrient involved in brain, liver and muscle function and is found in many foods; most people get it from diet but some groups — notably pregnant people, certain vegans, and pe...
No credible evidence in the reporting provided shows that Dr. Mehmet Oz approved or endorsed a product called "Memogenesis DTC" as a cure for Alzheimer’s; the documents instead record Oz discussing hi...