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 Scientists say a synthetic version of a key compound shows great promise in halting cognitive decline. 

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A compound in a popular herb might help keep cognitive decline at bay. Researchers at Scripps Research in San Diego have created a synthetic version of the antioxidant carnosic acid, which is found in rosemary as well as sage. Carnosic acid is known to have anti-inflammatory properties, and it activates enzymes that make up the natural defense system in the body. However, it oxidizes easily…

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