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Injecting Lewy bodies purified from deceased Parkinson’s patients into the brains or guts of monkeys caused Parkinsonian pathology in the brain & gut.

Nov 21, 2017

“A growing body of evidence links gut health to brain health. Injecting Lewy bodies purified from deceased Parkinson’s patients into the brains or guts of monkeys caused Parkinsonian pathology in the brain and gut. Another study in mice found that probiotics decreased gut leakiness and inflammation and boosted memory performance in mice with "Alzheimer's-like pathology."”

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Higher fetal exposure to air pollution during the second and third trimester of pregnancy score lower in cognition, motor coordination, and language

Mar 10, 2023

“They also performed worse on measures of fine and gross motor skills, language, and expressive communication. These findings suggest that fetal exposure to particulate matter in air pollution during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy impairs cognitive performance later in life.”

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Cardiorespiratory fitness may be a far greater predictor of gut microbiota diversity than either body fat percentage or general physical activity

Jan 30, 2022

“From the article: > Participants performed a graded exercise test to estimate peak cardiorespiratory fitness, assessments of total energy expenditure and examination of gut microbiota from faecal swipes. The results showed that participants with the higher cardiorespiratory fitness had significantly greater gut microbiota diversity compared to less fit participants. View full publication.”

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Beet juice consumption de-stiffens blood vessels & lowers workload on the heart due to high nitric oxide production.

May 10, 2016

“FTA: > Athletes who down beet juice before exercising to increase blood flow and improve performance may be surprised at the results of a recent study. While beetroot juice rich in nitrates did not enhance muscle blood flow or vascular dilation during exercise, researchers found that it did 'de-stiffen' blood vessels under resting conditions, potentially easing the workload of the heart.”

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Late-life treatment with the GLP-1 receptor agonist semaglutide extended lifespan, preserved physical function, and improved memory in female mice.

Oct 2, 2026

“In the separate three-month experiment, semaglutide-treated mice had better spatial memory, coordination, muscle performance, endurance, and glucose control than saline-treated mice. The coordination and muscle-performance advantages remained after accounting for body weight.”

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