The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
these amyloid beta proteins have a microbial effect so these amyloid proteins are hallmarks of neurodegenerative disease are going to get rid of these but get rid of this bacteria basically but in doing so you know they're those proteins are neurotoxic like they are they are they're like poison to your neurons
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amyloid beta is it's basically just a response to neuronal stress and all the things that I mentioned just then it sounds like hyperglycemia poor sleep certain infections heavy metals they just cause your onal stress and they an amyloid beta has an anti-inflammatory antioxidant antimicrobial effect so when the brain becomes stress it produces this protein it's protecting itself from it and yes so you can get to a point where too much amyloid bisa just accumulates and it becomes problematic but it's much further down the line
so amyloid beta has some antimicrobial and metal collating effects so it may be this actually a response to a stress that's then supposed to be protective