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The more children a woman has, the less chance she has of developing Alzheimer's, said American researchers.
Women are at greater risk for Alzheimer's diseaseThere are several things that can increase the risk of Alzheimer's, depending on your age, your genetic condition or your condition, but according to recent research, maternity can also affect who is more at risk. After all, American professionals have found that women who have three or more children are less likely to develop the diseaselike those who only have one. The number of possible miscarriages also increases the risk and has been associated with Alzheimer's disease and the date of the first or last menstruation. "These results may depend on hormonal changes, but it may also be because the immune system, which changes during pregnancy, is overeating during pregnancy, unfortunately, we do not yet know," he said. Heather Synder, an American trade organization scholarly director of NBC News. "But it may also be the case that mothers with multiple children simply use their brains to protect them from Alzheimer's." Paola Kaiser йs Rachel Whitmer, the lead author of the study analyzed data from about 15,000 women over the age of 40 and 55 years and found that three or more children reduced their risk of Alzheimer's disease by 12 percent. However, every pregnancy increased the risk of disease by 9 percent. Dementia was more common in those who started menstruating at age 16 or less, and significantly increased the risk of entering menopause before the age of 45 by about 28%. Surprisingly, "too many" children are not a safe guard against Alzheimer's disease: the results of another South Korean study have revealed that one or more children are at increased risk of dementia! because if you can find the exact correlation between childbirth, pregnancy, miscarriage and Alzheimer's, then you could also develop hormone-based therapies. The results of the research were reported at a conference of the Alzheimer's Association.You may also be interested in:- 10 things you probably do not know about your brain
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