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Progressive dog

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3. That is frightening but it's odd that

Reply to erronis (Original post)

Thu Feb 6, 2025, 08:19 PM

Feb 2025

dementia incidence has declined if any dEmentia is caused by plastics in the brain.
Conclusion: Dementia incidence declined over the past four decades, but AD incidence did not decline. Further research, especially from non-Western countries, is needed to elucidate the mechanism underlying the trends in dementia and AD incidence over time.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31220336/

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Disturbing Discovery: Human Brains Are Filling Up With Microplastics, and It May Be Causing Dementia [View all] erronis Feb 2025 OP

Kick. It is all through the food chain too. bronxiteforever Feb 2025 #1

Hell....handbasket.... Lulu KC Feb 2025 #2

That is frightening but it's odd that Progressive dog Feb 2025 #3

Yes - we still don't understand the mechanism that leads to AD and then to dementia erronis Feb 2025 #4

It would be interesting to know pscot Feb 2025 #5

there was an article a few years ago that reported the micoplastics... Javaman Feb 2025 #6

This, like heavy metals may explain our national pride in our stupidity. NNadir Feb 2025 #7

Next up: Putting lead additive back into gasoline erronis Feb 2025 #8

been aware of microplastics for a long time NJCher Feb 2025 #9