date:Sep 28, 2012
ms of action can only be speculated.
The supplements did not affect markers of oxidative stress or inflammation, they said, but they did reduce levels of the amino acid homocysteine.
Previously, epidemiological studies have reported that high levels of homocysteine are associated with suspected or confirmed dementia. Indeed, the Framingham study reported that people with homocysteine levels above 14 micromoles per liter of serum had twice the risk of dementia.
The supplement also contained a