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- Research from the Buck Institute shows gut immune cells affect Alzheimer's disease in mice, indicating potential therapies.
- A high-fiber diet, especially with inulin, enhanced gut health and decreased Alzheimer's-related frailty and tremors.
- The study highlights a complex link between gut immune cells and brain inflammation, necessitating further investigation.
- Results were published in the August 29, 2025 issue of Cell Reports.
