Normal Elder People With Daytime Drowsiness Can Increase The Risk Of Alzheimer’S
The Study May Help Identify The Symptoms Leading To Alzheimer’S Before It Appears
Studies have shown that poor sleep is associated to the risk of dementia, but a recent research has also related daytime sleepiness with a condition that leads to Alzheimer’s in normal elder people with no signs of dementia. This condition is a buildup of a plaque in the brain called the amyloid. Sleep cleans brain toxins and prevents amyloid buildup. The study will help identify the symptoms that lead to Alzheimer’s before it appears. Additional details click here.
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