
Alzheimer's is a disease that stands by the decrease of intellectual memory functions and the deterioration of thought, changes in personality, disorientation of time and space, judgment, and alterations in the latter cases ignorance of itself.
Green tea
In the disease of Alzheimer's creates a protein called amyloid, which interacts with the nerve cells causing his death and achieving a breakthrough of neuro-degenerative diseases.
Has been identified that green tea helps reduce the chances of acquiring Alzheimer's, this was discovered thanks to a study from the University of Leeds, where its researchers ensured that the antioxidants that occur in green tea may alter the shape of the beta-amyloid and avoid that they interact with a protein in particular cells that are found in the brain by preventing this interaction the amyloid effect is lost.
Citrus
Citrus fruits contain important antioxidants for your brain. Vitamin C for example helps to prevent the accumulation of pollutants in the brain tissue, which makes them foods highly recommended for diseases of the brain, according to the Dr. Christine von Arnim at the University of Ulm in Germany, antioxidants help in the prevention of Alzheimer's disease. Although the citrus is where commonly found vitamin C abounds more foods such as papaya, guava, strawberry and kiwi is.Wine

As well as green tea, it was found that red wine helps to stop the death of the cells in the brain, "It is an important step to increase our understanding of the cause and progression of Alzheimer's disease,"says lead investigator Professor Nigel Hooper, of the Faculty of biological sciences of the University of Leeds.
Coffee
Coffee is the second most consumed beverage on the planet, as well as citrus and green tea contains antioxidants that stimulate neuronal activity, at the same time prevents brain death and the loss of memory. The Pan American Health Organization recommended to consume 3 to 4 cups of coffee per day (300 - 400 mg of caffeine).Chocolate

The Dr Giovambattista Desideri of the University L'Aquila, in Italy, says chocolate is one of the foods with greater ability to improve cognitive abilities and prevents the onset of Alzheimer's and other brain diseases, improving the flow of blood to the brain taking care of neurons.
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