| dc.description.abstract | Due to the recent advance in modern medicine, the average age of the human
population has increased significantly, however, learning and cognitive disabilities are
common negative factors among symptoms in the aged population. One pivotal factor in
the obvious decline in cognitive function during aging is presumed to be the reduced
synthesis of endogenous polyamines in the nervous system. The production of spermidine
– an aliphatic polyamine – is also being reduced during aging, but its exogenous
administration by food seems to be effective in relieving multiple signs of dementia. | en_US |
