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Eating a high-quality diet during youth and middle age may keep your brain functioning well in old age, according to a new study. The research, which followed over 3,000 people for nearly seven decades, suggests that a healthy diet can help prevent Construction Field
Eating healthily can reduce the risk of dementia (Picture: Getty) Eating a healthy diet at the age of 43 has been found to keep your brain functioning well and reduce the risk of dementia later in life. But that doesn’t mean you Construction Field
Eating healthily can reduce the risk of dementia (Picture: Getty) Eating a healthy diet at the age of 43 has been found to keep your brain functioning well and reduce the risk of dementia later in life. But that doesn’t mean you Construction Field
A brand new study has revealed that one of the keys to reducing someone’s risk of dementia could be in maintaining a healthy diet from childhood. The study, published at the Nutrition 2024 conference, found that a healthy diet from someone’s earliest Construction Field
Health experts have sounded the alarm on food and drink items that many of us mistakenly believe are healthy. And they are urging people to have a rethink about their daily consumption habits. At the forefront of the dietary no-go zone is Construction Field
Nutrition has a greater influence on human cognitive function than we used to think. How a healthy diet prevents dementia According to the new scale healthy, nutritious diet in childhood may reduce the risk of dementia in later life, according to research. The Construction Field
A healthy diet can play a crucial role in maintaining cognitive abilities throughout life, from childhood to old age, according to two new studies presented this week at Nutrition 2024, the American Society for Nutrition’s flagship annual meeting in Chicago. These studies Construction Field
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