BDNF - essential support for brain function BDNF, or brain-derived neurotrophic factor, is a protein that plays a key role in the life of neurons - nerve cells in our brain.4 It can be compared to a "fertilizer" or "growth factor" for the brain
Developed from research into cognitive decline, it's reported in lab studies to be remarkably potent at promoting synapse formation
It is simultaneously a redox coenzyme that shuttles electrons throug The question in this articles title sounds as though it should have a clean answer, but it rests on a premise worth examining before we go any further
It also states that available safety information is insufficient to know whether harm could occur
Similarly, large well-conducted studies with pentoxifylline, a non-specific TNF inhibitor, failed to show any mortality benefit over prednisolone alone [26,44]
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