Stay Free Of Alzheimer’s Disease For A Few Pennies A Day

Niacin has dozens of benefits such as improving circulation, lowering harmful levels of cholesterol, and it combats arthritis, just to name a few. At a cost of only pennies a day, it’s undoubtedly one of the best bargains around. Niacin and nicotine both stimulate the production of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine but the harmful effects of nicotine are not present. Acetylcholine is needed for many things, primarily to facilitate the transmission of nerve impulses. One recent study in Chicago selected 815 individuals without Alzheimer’s disease, monitored clinical changes, and assessed their dietary niacin intake. After an average of four years, 131 in this group developed Alzheimer’s disease.

Those studied with the lowest niacin intake 12.6 mg per day were 80 percent more likely to be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s than those with the highest 22.4 mg intake . And even among those who didn’t develop Alzheimer’s, the cognitive decline in those with the highest niacin intake was almost 44 percent of those with the lowest intake. This is one of the first studies to look at niacin.

Alzheimer’s disease is increasing at an alarming rate. Fluoride has been shown to enhance the bioavailability of aluminum. In simple terms, drinking fluoridated water allows more aluminum to be absorbed and cross the blood-brain barrier when it is deposited in the brain. The combination of fluoride and aluminum has been shown to cause the same changes in brain tissue found in Alzheimer’s patients. With floride everwhere it's time to beef up the niacin! There is obviously a very strong connection to a lack of niacin and the dreaded Alzheimer’s disease and you just can't get rid of the floride completely unfortunately.