Posting date: 2017-03-04 | ||
Benadryl, Demerol, Dimetapp, Dramamine and Paxil have links to dementia - Indiana University School of Medicine study. |
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This new study is the first to examine the physical changes that serve as the catalyst for cognitive decline. Using brain imaging techniques, researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine found lower metabolism and reduced brain sizes among study participants taking anticholinergic drugs. | Anticholinergic drug users also showed lower activity in a region of the brain associated with memory and which has been identified as affected early by Alzheimer’s disease. The participants using anticholinergic drugs were also found to have reduced brain volume and larger ventricles, the cavities inside the brain. | |
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