This research suggested that the system called the glympathic system which was named by (Nedergaard ,M.,& Goldman, S.A.(2016). They proved that beta-amyloid were disposed of during the sleep cycle at a much faster rate than when the body was active during the wake cycle. While the body is in the sleep cycle mode, the movement of fluids from cell to cell in the brain is being controlled and the process of disposing harmful proteins are properly channeling through the synapse however if the proteins are not being pushed out the brain and are gathering and becoming toxic it causes nerve cells in the brain to stop functioning this will result in the loss of connection with other cells and causes the cells to die which results in cells being unable
