20/10/2025
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A groundbreaking 2024 Harvard study has given new hope to millions facing Alzheimer’s disease. For 20 weeks, 50 participants with early-stage Alzheimer’s adopted a plant-based diet, exercised regularly, improved sleep, and practiced stress reduction no drugs involved. By the end, many showed measurable cognitive improvements, even regaining the ability to remember names and hold conversations.
Researchers believe these results stem from improving blood flow, sleep quality, and correcting nutritional deficiencies like low vitamin B12, D, and glutathione all crucial for brain health. According to Dr. Rudolph Tanzi of Harvard Medical School, the speed and scale of improvement were “unexpected and deeply encouraging.”
While more research is needed, this study suggests something revolutionary: Alzheimer’s may not be an irreversible decline at least not in its earliest stages. Sometimes, the most powerful medicine comes from the way we eat, move, and live.