MAPT and Alzheimer disease: Apart from the anti-amyloid properties [8]–[11] and anti-tau hyperphosphorylation properties [12] against the two major pathological changes in AD, curcumin is also able to regulate the secondary changes that occur during the disease like oxidative stress [12], [13], inflammatory stress [11], [14] and cholesterol regulation [8], [11] which are very beneficial while considering AD therapy.