Beta-amyloid caused by Alzheimer's dementia

As a test for the accumulation of protein beta-amyloid

produced in brain neurons, the result of dissecting

the brain after ingesting red sleep for 50 weeks in test

mice with Alzheimer's dementia gene.

 

  A large amount of beta-amyloid was produced

in the brains of the test mice not ingesting erythema,

but no erythema intake test mice were produced at all.

Among the blue fluorescent colors, the bright spot is

beta-amyloid, which is present only in dementia

mice that do not consume red sleep

 

This is the best result with more pronounced

differences than the best drugs known to date.