Dr. Goodenowe presented recent clinical research results at a symposium at the 67th Annual Meeting of Japanese Society of Laboratory Medicine on November 22. He presented results from a study on 1,128 persons including 374 colorectal cancer subjects and 187 pancreatic cancer subjects as well as a 6-month study on plasmalogen supplementation with ProdromeNeuro in …
Unfortunately, a person can take all of the necessary preventative measures such as diet, exercise, and maintaining a healthy liver function, and still have a reduction in plasmalogen levels as they age. Although it is possible to have naturally high, protective levels of plasmalogens, only about 10 percent of people do. This is why incorporating …
Another important paper was published by independent researchers confirming Dr. Goodenowe’s (Founder and CEO, Prodrome Sciences) original discovery and hypothesis that plasmalogen deficiency is the key underlying causative factor in Alzheimer’s. In this new paper, researchers did a comprehensive comparison of blood biomarkers of Alzheimer’s in two large clinical trials – one from the USA and one …
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