Alzheimer's Degeneration Ain't All That It's Cracked Up To Be.

It is a complicated process, but at the same time, the kickstarters for the process go relatively unnoticed.

Alzheimer’s disease is a problem that many people face as they age, and it is related to an accelerated death of neuron cells in the brain. That is what most of us have already internalised as a fact:

Of course, as these neurons are heavily involved in our cognitive processing of various types of sensory information, a patient with Alzheimer’s would find that their cognitive processing speeds decline, and they wouldn’t be as mentally sharp as they used to be.

One thing that is prevalent in Alzheimer’s patients are the amyloid beta aggregates that can be found in their brains.