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NEW Study reveals How Trehalose Causes Positive Brain Membrane Interaction in Alzheimer’s Disease E-mail
NEW Trehalose Study reveals How Trehalose Causes Positive Brain Membrane Interaction in Alzheimer’s Disease

Comments by J. C. Spencer

New research suggests HOW the disaccharide trehalose reduces the toxicity of the amyloid β peptide. Evidence indicated that it is this amyloid β toxicity that plays an important role in the development of Alzheimer’s disease. Trehalose actually appears to fold the peptide favorably. Trehalose promotes the insertion of α-helical amyloid β into biological membranes.

The Endowment for Medical Research in Houston continues its Trehalose Pilot Surveys so as to gather evaluation reports from neurodegenerative challenges. The Evaluation Forms may be downloaded from the website at www.endowmentmed.org

Now for the Abstract.
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Watching Stem Cells Repair the Human Brain E-mail
Watching Stem Cells Repair the Human Brain

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Research scientist Dr.YoramCohen at the Tel Aviv University has tracked stem cells in the brain as they go about repairing the brain. It has not been many years since scientist claimed that once brain cells are dead they could never be restored. Now, we know better. It is my passion to discover how we can enable slow responders and even non-responders to get the same results we have seen in some hyper-responder patients with neurodegenerative diseases. Glycomics, the science of sugars, and brain function is in the early years of exploration to benefit humanity and through the brain impact every known disease especially neurodegenerative diseases such as Huntington’s Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.

Now, for the latest research in monitoring stem cells in the brain. It is possible to watch the stem cells migrating towards the diseased area of the brain.

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Trehalose, Stem Cells, and Huntington’s Disease E-mail
Trehalose, Stem Cells, and Huntington’s Disease

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Studies show that Trehalose provides neuroprotective benefits from Huntington’s. It seems reasonable that increased stem cells may also improve neurodegenerative diseases. Now, a study provides a more effective pathway than with trehalose alone, increase the number of neural stem cells. While the paper presented here uses transplantation, a technical syllabus presented by H. Reg McDaniel, M.D. on a Stem Cell Survey that evidences other sugars can indeed increase stem cell function in humans. The CD is available for Healthcare Professionals from our book store at www.endowmentmed.org
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Xylitol Has More Health Benefits Than I Thought E-mail
Xylitol Has More Health Benefits Than I Thought

Comments by J. C. Spencer

A quick literature search on Xylitol at the NIH website www.pubmed.gov revealed some interesting facts about how this sugar alcohol crystal kills certain harmful bacteria including the dangerous Streptococcus mutans. The spread of infectious diseases are the major threat to the human race. So, YES, Xylitol seems to be an important low cost alternative. We knew of the dental benefits but this one took me by surprise.

This paper is titled The next step in infectious disease: taming bacteria.
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Xylitol Special E-mail
Xylitol Special

Xylitol Gifted to The Endowment for a Onetime SPECIAL!

It has been our determination to not make available other sugars because we are focused on the benefits of the sugar TREHALOSE. HOWEVER, we have been gifted with a ONETIME limited supply of Xylitol to be made available to our supporters. This gives you the unique opportunity to contribute to The Endowment for Medical Research and receive a free gift supply of Xylitol.

Because this will probably not be repeated, it is for those who act now. We are NOT setting up an e-commerce store front and the only way you can participate is by making a one time contribution on the left side of our Home Page at www.endowmentmed.org or by calling 281-587-2020.

Here are the simple ways you can participate [FREE shipping in US]:
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New Research: Trehalose and Neurodegenerative Diseases E-mail
New Research: Trehalose and Neurodegenerative Diseases

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Recent discoveries that Trehalose can prohibit the cause of neurodegenerative challenges including Alzheimer’s disease has become well known but the mechanism has remained unclear until now. The key is preferential hydration on the peptide surface, and trehalose molecules cluster around the peptides. The Tianjin University research in China is published by the American Chemical Society July 2009 and the Journal of Chromatography.

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Trehalose as a Natural Antifreeze E-mail
Trehalose as a Natural Antifreeze

Comments by J. C. Spencer

Trehalose is at the forefront of new discoveries that are emerging in glycomics, genomics, cryogenics, and cryobiology. The little pest called the springtail bug is providing new insights into its own survival by using trehalose as a natural antifreeze to dehydrate and rehydrate. Identifying antifreeze genes may open a whole new world of science.

Today’s story as published by ScienceNews:
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A Wealth of Information in Glycomics, the Science of Sugars E-mail

It is the purpose of The Endowment for Medical Research to serve YOU with FREE Glycomics education. When you scroll down our Home Page, you discover a wealth of information that goes on for 7 long pages. Here are 36 of those headlines to articles available at www.endowmentmed.org : (See Link below to your Theatre where you can view interesting video clips.)

  • Adult Stem Cell Research in Houston

  • Trehalose Inhibits Inflammatory Cytokine Production

  • ANNOUNCEMENT on New Colitis Study

  • Trehalose new role in nanotechnology research of cell walls

  • Trehalose Sugar Study in Obese Men
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