Department of Chemistry, University of South Florida, USA
Short Communication
Coffee Consumption Provides Therapeutic Benefits against AD through Increasing Plasma GCSF Levels and Improving Cognitive Performance
Author(s): Umer Nawaz Khan and Chuanhai Cao*
Alzheimer's disease (AD) a progressive neurodegenerative disease that destroys memory and other important
mental functions. More than 5 million Americans are living with AD. This number is expected to drastically increase
as the baby boomer population transitions into the late-adulthood age group. Currently, the treatment for AD
includes FDA drugs that focus on treating the symptoms. These types of drugs lose their efficacy as the disease
progresses. Therefore, preventive measures are very critical in decreasing the incidence rate of AD. Many
epidemiological studies have been conducted on the treatment of Alzheimer's that suggest enhanced coffee/caffeine
intake during aging reduces the risk of AD. As one of most popular beverages in the World, many experimental
studies have been done to test the effects of coffee consumption on AD. This paper will aim to re.. Read More»
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