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Over-the-counter (OTC) medicine is a certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways part of our lives. Many of us pop into the certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways pharmacy for cold and headache certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways, cough syrups or allergy treatments. Over-the-counter certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways save the need to go to the doctor's. However, we may be causing certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways more harm than good with these convenient cures. A new study published in the certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways JAMA Neurology suggests that many of these certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways medicines have unwanted, and sometimes certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways, side effects. Researchers say that such side certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways in older adults who often take widely available OTC medicines for asthma, aches and pains, insomnia and allergies, etc. include cognitive impairment, dementia and even brain certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways.

The study was conducted by the Indiana University School of Medicine. Researchers examined the certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways between OTC medications and certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways in "cognitively normal" older people who did not have Alzheimer’s disease or certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways. The scientists found that OTC drugs led to a certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways glucose metabolism, which is certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways for the brain to be healthy and function certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways. Dr. Shannon Risacher said: "These findings provide us with a certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways better understanding of how this class of drugs may act upon the brain in certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways that might raise the risk of cognitive impairment and dementia." She added: "I certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways wouldn't advise my grandparents or even my parents to take these medications certainlycognitioncommoncrucialdementiadrugseffectshandyjournallinklocallowermuchourselvesproperlyseriousshrinkagetabletsunlessways they have to."