‘Lithium not only powering EVs, but also reversing Alzheimer’
A mouse with normal lithium levels in its brain had fewer amyloid plaques (top left) and tau tangles (bottom left) than did a mouse with lithium deficiency (top and bottom right) /Yankner Lab
Anyone who thinks lithium is, first and foremost, the key component in an electric car's battery, watch this. Scientists have discovered that a lithium supplement also appears to help combat memory loss, which offers new hope for Alzheimer's patients.
According to a recent publication by Nature,
