neuroprotection
/ˌnjʊəroʊprəˈtɛkʃən/
Definition
The preservation of neuronal structure and function by protecting brain cells from damage, injury, or degenerative processes.
Etymology
Derived from the Greek 'neuron' (nerve) and the Latin 'protectio' (to cover or defend). The term combines these roots to describe the clinical and nutritional effort to safeguard the nervous system from harm.
In the news
In the article, neuroprotection is highlighted as a growing area of research that influences how brands develop cognitive health products to support long-term brain resilience. It represents a shift in the industry toward focusing on biological maintenance rather than just short-term mental stimulation.
Holistic health drives cognitive supplement demand and ingredient innovations
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