Passion Fruit Molecule Promises to Slow Alzheimer’s Progression
Scientists report that a compound called alpha-amyrin found in passion fruit slowed memory decline in mice with Alzheimer’s-like symptoms and remained in the bloodstream long enough to be a candidate for future medications. The study, published in Advanced Science, suggests this molecule could lead to new therapies, and human data linked higher fruit/vegetable intake with lower brain plaque, though clinical trials are needed to confirm safety and effectiveness.
