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Could this new probiotic cocktail cure dementia?

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Dr. Hariom Yadav, an Indian-origin scientist at the University of South Florida, has developed a groundbreaking probiotic cocktail aimed at preventing dementia—a condition affecting over 57 million people globally. This innovative blend of multiple beneficial bacteria targets the gut microbiome, which plays a crucial role in brain health.

Published in Scientific Reports, the study demonstrates that the probiotic cocktail improved memory in mice and reduced key markers of Alzheimer's disease, including plaque buildup, inflammation, and blood-brain barrier damage. Mice that consumed the probiotic-infused water over 16 weeks performed significantly better in memory tests, such as the "water maze" experiment. The cocktail also lowered brain inflammation and preserved the integrity of the blood-brain barrier, preventing harmful microorganisms from entering the brain.

Dr. Yadav emphasized that combining multiple probiotic strains enhances their effectiveness in reshaping the gut microbiome from harmful to beneficial. The team is currently in discussions with companies to commercialize the probiotic mixture and make it available as a preventive therapy.

This development offers new hope in the fight against dementia, highlighting the significant connection between gut health and brain function.

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