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One food to cut from diet if you want to 'drastically' reduce dementia risk
New research suggests reducing consumption of this common food from your diet could significantly lower your risk of diabetes ...
Two popular herbs could ‘slash dementia risk’ – plus 10 other foods that could offer benefits
A NEW treatment for dementia could be on the horizon – and it’s inspired by herbs found in your kitchen cupboards. Carnosic ...
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What to Do If a Person with Dementia Is Not Eating
But eating changes can be subtle, even in the earliest stages of the condition. Focusing on comfort, accessibility, and quality foods can help. Dementia is a broad clinical term for memory loss ...
10 Things You Can Do in Your 40s To Lower Your Dementia Risk
Discover the top ways to reduce your dementia risk in your 40s, including diet, exercise, stress relief, and overall health ...
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The crucial time in life to eat healthily if you want to stave off dementia, say scientists
eating heart healthy foods could also benefit your brain health. That's because having heart or circulatory disease can raise your risk of developing dementia.
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Is the MIND diet really best for preventing dementia?
These participants ended up eating more high-quality foods and fewer ultra-processed ... Over the course of the studies, some people developed dementia. But those who most strictly followed ...
Eat more protein: the new way to improve your brain function
It’s best known as a slightly faddy route to weight loss, but could the ketogenic (keto) diet, high in proteins and fats and ...
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Dementia experts warn eating habits could signal 'early' signs of rare condition
Dementia experts have identified that ... This includes binge eating, obsessions with certain foods, and even consuming non-edible objects, reports as.com. Supporting this, sciencedaily also ...
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This eating habit could be early sign of rare dementia, research finds
Dementia specialists have identified ... These may include binge eating, fixations on specific foods, and even consuming non-edible objects, reports as.com. Further supporting this, ScienceDaily ...