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Cheap supplements really CAN protect your brain from dementia, says top neurologist DR DAVID PERLMUTTER. Here's what to take, how to tweak your diet - and what to ask your doctor

Daily Mail Health · 25 August 2026 at 01:26

Cheap supplements really CAN protect your brain from dementia, says top neurologist DR DAVID PERLMUTTER. Here's what to take, how to tweak your diet - and what to ask your doctor

Drug companies have spent billions over the past two decades in the hunt for an Alzheimer's 'magic pill' - a medication that will truly alleviate this terrible disease.

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Cheap supplements really CAN protect your brain from dementia, says top neurologist DR DAVID PERLMUTTER. Here's what to take, how to tweak your diet - and what to ask your doctor

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