Bros--
There is nothing that can regenerate neurons or glial cells in brain. Absolutely nothing.
There is, ever, some means to prevent further breakdown of neurons/axons and maybe even help regenerate the damage caused by MS, stroke, and neurodegenerative diseases of brain.
That compound is IGF1-- probably the major proprietory neurotrophic factor responsible for remyelination of nerves. With remyelination there is less axonal loss, and less destruction of CNS neurons.
Yes bros, this is the same shit that your Docs measure to make sure there is enough GH in your system. And yes bros, this is the same shit that can make you huge.
Big muscles with IGF1~= healthy neurons in CNS.
Nice....
DOC
Lift, fuck, make money
I wouldn't be so quick to state that the formation of new neurons is impossible, in fact, it's not. Neurogenesis has been seen in many mammals, namely in the hippocampus, subventricular zone and olfactory bulb. I also think that increasing BDNF improves plasticity and enhances the rate of neurogenesis. stress induced neurolysis is somewhat reversible.
You also contradicted yourself within your own statement, on one hand saying neurons cannot be regenerated, then in the very next sentence listing several disease states where this is possible. If you are making the assumption this doesn't happen in a "healthy' brain, whatever that is, you would be wrong.
Also, glia aren't even neurons, but immune cells, they are macrophages that have pre-cursor cells which does give them the ability to undergo gliosis.
Just saying.