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Saturday 14 September 2013

Multifaceted Approach to Alzheimer’s Treatment in a Pill – A ray of hope....


Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)  is the most common form of dementia.Even though this disease is affecting a large portion of the world’s population but till now, there is no cure for it and every time a new treatment that comes up, has failed to produce effective results in the various clinical trials. Recently, a start-up company T3D Therapeutics mentioned that the failure of all these drugs and treatments is because they failed to address the various Alzheimer’s pathologies adequately. The most plausible reason behind this disease is believed to be the insulin resistance in brain cells which causes various adverse effects like: glucose imbalance, insulin imbalance and beta amyloid plaque buildup etc. Which  could be potential trigger for AD.

Multiple-potency mechanism of T3D-959.


Most medicines and treatments that have been developed and tested, focus only on one these abnormalities at a time. T3D claims to have designed a drug that will be able to treat most of these abnormalities at once., which would indeed increase the chances of successful results. According to the company website, this medicine operates by acting as an insulin sensitizer, down-regulating BACE expression, up-regulating beta-amyloid degrading enzymes, down-regulating tau phosphorylation, suppressing microglial production of alpha-beta-elicited inflammatory mediators, blocking alpha-beta-peptide induced cell death, and increasing acetylcholine production. The company also suggests that their drug would have therapeutic effects on patients suffering from other central nervous system disorders like Parkinson’s Disease, Multiple sclerosis, stroke and spinal cord injuries. If this drugs go through all the clinical trials successful, where all others have failed, then it would bring a revolution in the medical filed and would save many lives across the globe.