Nutrient and toxin interactions in neurodegenerative disease

Evans, P.H.

Nutrient and toxin interactions in neurodegenerative disease

1994

Evans, P.H.

This paper examines the possible modulating effects of diet upon environmental neurotoxins that have an etiological role in degenerative brain diseases. Brain oxidative stress; Alzheimer's disease, amyloid, microglia and free radicals; xenobiotics; neurodegeneration and cognition; and diet in the elderly are all covered.

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animals antioxidants brain brain diseases diet diet elderly environmental factors etiology free radicals free radicals genetics humans interactions literature reviews metabolism nervous system diseases neurotoxins nutrition pathogenesis senility trace elements

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Published in

Proceedings of the Nutrition Society

Volume 53 Issue 2 Pagination 431 - 442 ISSN 0029-6651

Publisher

The Royal Society of Chemistry

Other Subjects

Nutritional physiological phenomena; Cognition; Amyloid; Nutrition research; Environmental exposure; Degeneration; Stress response

Language

English

Note

Paper presented at the winter meeting of the nutrition society, january 27, 1994, london, england.

2019-12-05

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Nutrient and toxin interactions in neurodegenerative disease

1994

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