A BRAIN-boosting milkshake said to reduce symptoms of early Alzheimer's disease has been criticised by experts who say it is too costly and may have no long-term benefits.
A BRAIN-boosting milkshake said to reduce symptoms of early Alzheimer's disease has been criticised by experts who say it is too costly and may have no long-term benefits.
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Jody Harrison
Souvenaid, which costs £3.49 per 125ml bottle, contains a cocktail of the nutrients needed to build new connections in the brain. Its makers, Nutricia, claim the once-a-day product, which goes on sale in the UK today, has been clinically shown to improve memory in mildly affected patients.
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