Brain Chemistry Labs' Movie Selected for Newport Beach Film Festival

It was a successful world premiere of the documentary Toxic Puzzle, featuring Brain Chemistry Labs’ Paul Alan Cox, his team in Jackson Hole and collaborators from around the world.

After the screening, the film’s director Bo Landin and Paul Cox answered questions in a Q&A. The film was also selected for the Earth Day Film Festival, and has been picked for review at the upcoming IMPACT Docs Awards.

Following the world premiere the film was broadcast in Sweden and Norway, attracting some 600,000 viewers and an interesting live online chat in Sweden and a very active ongoing discussion in social media inNorway. 

The film can now be streamed or downloaded from multiple online stores like Amazon, iTunes, Google, Microsoft and VUDU.

FDA Approves Phase IIa Clinical Trials of L-Serine

See links to the FDA-approved Phase IIa clinical trial of L-serine for ALS patients, and the FDA-approved Phase IIa clinical trial of L-serine for early stage Alzheimer's patients.

L-Serine Safe for ALS Patients

L-serine

We completed a Phase I ALS trial —to demonstrate the safety of the naturally occurring amino acid, L-serine, in humans—that showed encouraging signs of slowing disease progression among enrolled patients.

Read the research here.

Environmental Toxin May Increase Risk of Alzheimer's

Proceedings of the Royal Society: For the first time, scientists have observed brain tangles in an animal model through exposure to environmental toxin.

Dr. Paul Alan Cox Gives TED Talk at Jackson Hole

Paul Alan Cox is a Harvard Ph.D. who has searched for new medicines from plants used by traditional healers in the Pacific and Southeast Asia. For these efforts TIME magazine named him one of 11 "Heroes of Medicine." His efforts in preserving island rain forests were recognized with the Goldman Environmental Prize.