Strange Plants BLAST Alzheimer's

By Jack Taylor Posted March 21, 2017

There’s nothing more frightening than being diagnosed with a serious neurological disease, like Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s.

Your first instinct is to fight like heck, and do everything you can to preserve your independence.

But you end up finding out that most of the treatments out there are practically worthless.

Fortunately, that may be about to change…

According to new research, two plants could help you win the fight against these brain diseases by destroying the plaques that cause them.

And you don’t need Big Pharma to get your hands on them.

Antioxidant-rich prickly pear (a type of cactus) and brown seaweed are the powerful plants at the center of this exciting research.

Both Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are caused by the buildup of sticky proteins that wreak havoc on the nervous system and can eventually affect your memory and mobility.

So you can potentially stop these diseases in their tracks if you can stop the proteins from accumulating.

And that’s exactly what prickly pear and brown seaweed seem to do.

In a recent lab study, researchers found that extracts from prickly pear and brown seaweed could treat clumps of beta-amyloid plaques, a tell-tale sign of Alzheimer’s.

Next, the scientists tested the plants on fruit flies that were genetically modified to have Alzheimer’s symptoms. When the files were treated with the seaweed extract, their life spans were extended by two days. When given the prickly pear extract, they lived an extra four days.

While a few more days may not seem like a lot, it’s dramatic when you consider that a single day in a fruit fly life is the equivalent of a year in a human life. Plus, the extracts increased the flies’ mobility by a significant 18 percent.

Even better, scientists found that the extracts also prolonged the lives of flies with alpha-synuclein protein buildup. These gummy proteins can cause symptoms of both Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s and slowly affect your memory and mobility.

With the ability to blast both beta-amyloid and alpha-synuclein proteins, these two powerful plants could be a turning point in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s treatment.

And there’s no doubt that Big Pharma will want to cash in on this with synthesized and overpriced versions of these incredible extracts.

Fortunately, you can get your hands on both plants in their natural forms right now from natural health stores and online retailers.

And the best part — they are cheap! Brown seaweed goes for about $15 for a month’s supply, and prickly pear, also known as nopal, goes for about $8 for a month’s supply.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products