Abstract

Review Article

Brain washing systems and other circulating factors in some neurological condition like Parkinson (Pd) and vascular and diabetic dementia: How dynamics- saturation of clearance can act on toxic molecule?

Mauro Luisetto*, Farhan Ahmad Khan, Akram Muhamad, Ghulam Rasool Mashori, Behzad Nili Ahmadabadi and Oleg Yurevich Latiyshev

Published: 24 January, 2020 | Volume 4 - Issue 1 | Pages: 001-013

Observing the epidemiology of some neurodegenerative disease is interesting to verify some similarity and also related advanced or non-advanced countries and related diet habits. There are relationship between this conditions and diet habits? Some neurological condition related neuro-degeneration can be related to a complex dynamic system like the glymphatic system and the brain vascular clearance. Failure in this system seem related to aggravates of some condition like PD or vascular or diabetic dementia. (Animal model). But what happen if this dynamic system is saturated? A deep investigation related the specific role in CNS make possible to search new innovative strategies. The social economic cost for the neurodegenerative disease is the right tool to new research.

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Keywords:

Brain glymphatic system; Brain washing system; Vascular dementia; PD; DA; Diabetic dementia; New therapeutic strategy; Toxicology approach; Clearance of wasting molecule; Kinetics; Saturation; Genetic; Depurative approach

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