Alzheimer's disease is a condition that causes permanent effects due to damage in memory cells, leading to the inability to meet basic life needs and eventually resulting in loss of life. The increasing lifespan of individuals, particularly in advanced and developing cells, has raised the risk of developing this disease among people aged 65 and older. α-Bisabolol is a molecule derived from the essential oil of hemp. It is found in various plants, such as chamomile, similar to its presence in hemp. Due to its molecular structure, α-Bisabolol is considered to have strong effects against Alzheimer's disease. In this systematic review, clinical animal and cell line studies investigating α-Bisabolol for Alzheimer's disease have been examined. Given that α-Bisabolol is a newly discovered compound and there is a lack of sufficient clinical and experimental studies, there are still uncertainties. With further research in the future, the effects of α-Bisabolol on Alzheimer's disease can be determined conclusively.
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Gökhan Doğukan Akarsu (2024) studied this question.
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