The present invention relates to the treatment of Tauopathies. In this study, the inventors worked on an optimized treatment of Tauopathies, including AD and primary Tauopathies. Previously, the inventors evidenced that
Tau pathology is associated with deleterious T-
cell-mediated processes that contribute to promote Tau-related detrimental
neuroinflammation and cognitive deficits. Considering the unique capacity of immunosuppressive Tregs to inhibit both CD4+ and CD8+
T cell responses, the inventors raise the
hypothesis that amplifying Tregs may allow controlling Tau-driven T-
cell-mediated detrimental processes in the course of AD and other Tauopathies. They thus evaluated preclinically the
impact on
disease progression of an optimized IL-2-based Treg-targeting immunomodulatory treatment in the THY-Tau22 mouse model of
Tauopathy. They chronically treated THY-Tau22 mice with an optimized IL-2-based treatment, i.e. complexes of IL-2 and anti-IL-2 antibodies (termed herein IL-2C) in order to modulate Tau-associated detrimental
T cell responses. Their data supports that this treatment amplifies Tregs more efficiently and selectively than "regular"
low dose IL-2 treatment. Furthermore, they hereby showed that IL-2C has a beneficial effect on cognitive deficits since treated THY-Tau22 mice tend to acquire and retain spatial information more potently than untreated littermates. Thus, the invention relates to an IL-2 / anti-IL-2 complex (IL-2C) for use in the treatment of Tauopathies.