Two compounds found in cinnamon appear to inhibit the buildup of a protein called tau in the brain

[Mnd0vrmnky]

diabetesaction.org/site/Doc...

[Mnd0vrmnky]

This is Ceylon or true cinnamon. The stuff in the shops is usually cassia cinnamon and contains an ingredient that is harmful when taken in large doses.

[loppylugs5]

Well if cinnamon helps inhibit TAU and turmeric helps I think it has to be curry every day from now on No hardship there!

[Hidden in reply to loppylugs5]

And not too much Chilli for me please!

[Mnd0vrmnky in reply to loppylugs5]

😊

[NannaB in reply to loppylugs5]

Won't do my darling any good though. Curry brings on his ulcerative colitis. I wonder if I can get true cinnamon in liquid form to put through his PEG......no, thinks it's a bit too late for C.

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[Hidden]

I wonder if that study was ever followed up?

It certainly seemed to offer some promise of being worthy of more research.

Thanks for posting this. It's really interesting.

[Mnd0vrmnky in reply to Hidden]

Just in case you haven't seen my posts about BMAA.

Www.ethnomedicine.com

clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show...

[Hidden in reply to Mnd0vrmnky]

I'll get Kevin to read that.

Thanks... as always.

Liz