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Preventive management is crucial for at-risk individuals who have not yet developed symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Education, healthy lifestyle and psychological adjustment are the three major lines of defense. More education in youth can improve brain function reserve; in middle age, we need to be alert to risk factors such as obesity, alcoholism, high blood pressure and diabetes; and in old age, it is especially important to maintain social activities, regular work and rest, moderate exercise and a good state of mind. These measures can help increase blood flow to the brain and maintain the activity of brain cells, thus preventing Alzheimer's disease.

In terms of drug development, the anti-aging, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of natural products such as peppercorns provide new ideas for the development of new anti-Alzheimer's drugs. Using synthetic biology technology, the structure and function of piperine can be further optimized to create new drugs that are more efficient and safer. However, the development of new drugs needs to undergo a rigorous validation process, including efficacy, safety and ethical considerations, to ensure that they will ultimately benefit patients.

Although Alzheimer's disease is currently incurable, through comprehensive preventive measures and continuous drug development, we can hope to slow down the disease process and improve patients' quality of life. Meanwhile, with the advancement of science and technology, new fields such as synthetic biology will bring more possibilities for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, bringing new hope to patients and their families.