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by _Adam
1204 days ago
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Key point I think should be more prominent: The effect was on cultured brain cells. The reason brain tumors and other disorders of the brain are so hard to treat is that the blood-brain barrier keeps many big molecules out. That doesn't mean the molecule isn't therapeutically relevant, only that there's a ways to go to making it useful for actual humans/mice and not just cells in a petri dish. Still a fascinating discovery and I look forward to more research. Edit: Not totally true, the actual study link has more details. >We further found that dietary supplementation with H. erinaceus crude extract significantly enhanced recognition memory. The human BBB may still be an obstacle but I'm sure we'll see more studies soon. |
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