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What kind of people need to be concerned about raising their levels of bdnf?
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Need Clarification: Decreased bdnf showed to be associated with alzheimer, other memory loss, depression. Increased leve of bdnf has been associated with epilepsy, and drug addiction. I think understanding the rule of bdnf is just in beginning stage.
Answered 9/28/2016
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