[PDF] Top 20 AYURVEDIC DRUGS IN PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF AGE RELATED COGNITIVE DECLINE: A REVIEW

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... the age-related loss of skeletal muscle mass and function, has highlighted the need to understand more about its ...comprehensive review of the literature, we consider 17 studies of older adults ($65 ... See full document

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... of decline across a range of measures of executive function, working memory, or episodic memory ...and cognitive performance, reporting that individuals with higher levels of early life education continue ... See full document

... were cognitive change, conversion to mild cognitive impairment or dementia, and ...mean age <55 years (Bielak, Cherbuin, Bunce, & Anstey, 2014; Deary & Der, 2005b; Shipley, Der, Taylor, ... See full document

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... with cognitive decline were different per age ...with cognitive decline in the older subjects compared to younger ...These age differ- ences are important when applying ... See full document

... faster decline in all cognitive domains in ...faster decline in executive function, but absti- nence from alcohol was associated with faster decline in the global cognitive score and ... See full document

... abilities decline at dif- ferent rates (Bäckman et ...the cognitive abilities most vulnerable in aging, and earliest affected, are those with a substantial strategic (frontal lobe) component (Haug & ... See full document

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... According to the pathogenic development of cognitive declines, some potential therapeutic strategy to reduce neuronal damage is very important to investigate. ARV therapy with HAART which can pass through blood ... See full document

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