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Blueberry and green tea containing supplement protects against stroke damage
Date:3/3/2008

the University of South Florida College of Medicine and co-founder of Natura Therapeutics, Inc. An important feature of our results is that the combination of agents used was 100 times more potent than previously published study results that examined each of the individual ingredients used by themselves.

Co-author Cyndy D. Sanberg, PhD, of Natura Therapeutics, Inc., noted that while eliminating detrimental calories has been found to be protective against stroke by reducing oxidative stress, the nutritive diet of NutraStem could enhance and augment that approach.

Our study found robust neuroprotective effects of the NT-020 formula, said Borlongan. Two weeks of NutraStem therapy lessened stroke-induced behavioral deficits, reduced stroke-induced infarcts and promoted the birth of new neurons. Our results provide a critical advance in the scientific and clinical arena by demonstrating the advantage of a multi-agent over a single agent regimen.


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Contact: Dr. Cesario V. Borlongan
cborlongan@mail.mcg.edu
706-733-0188
Cell Transplantation Center of Excellence for Aging and Brain Repair
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