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Can This Flu Fighter Slow Memory Loss Too?

Do We Have Anything More Precious Than Our Memories?

It’s a deep thought, but if you think about it, the precious memories of some of the most emotionally impactful moments of our lives are probably the most valuable thing we have in this life.

Being able to remember your wedding day, or even the first date. Recalling when your children were little, or those special christmases when they’re young and impressionable. If you lose almost everything else, those are what really matters.

If you’ve ever had the gift of spending time with someone who’s starting to see some memory loss, know how incredibly tough that can be.

One of the supplements on our website (Black Elderberry) is well known in the science community as an immunity helper, inflammation fighter and even an antioxidant. Some studies in a clinical trial showed that taking it shaved four days off the average FLU virus in people over 50, for example.(1)

BUT… Studies also show it helps improve memory function!

Some with ALS, Parkinson’s and other neurological disorders often demonstrate symptoms similar to Alzheimer’s, dementia and other memory loss disorders later in life.

The cause of these neurological disorders is unknown but, one thing we do know is they’re all caused by the amyloid plaques that collect between neurons and disrupt cell function. (2)

Could This “Flu Fighter” Help?

What’s exciting is that Black Elderberry was tested in animals with amyloid plaque build up, and their memory improved despite having Alzheimer-like symptoms. (3)

That study is fairly recent (2022) but… we know that the flavonoids in elderberries and elderflowers include quercetin, and are recognized for their ability to protect cells.

So, whether you’re looking for something that helps boost the immune system or something that could help with cognitive function and support the brain naturally, Black Elderberry is a great option.

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References:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9395631/
https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/what-happens-brain-alzheimers-disease
https://journals.sbmu.ac.ir/Otolaryngology/article/view/39095