Eating This Food 2 Times a Week Reduces Alzheimer's Risk By 47%, New Study Finds
UNITED STATES, JUL 16 – Older adults eating at least one egg weekly had a 47% lower risk of Alzheimer's dementia, with dietary choline mediating 39% of the protective effect, researchers report.
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Eating This Food 2 Times a Week Reduces Alzheimer's Risk By 47%, New Study Finds
Eating right isn’t just about weight loss or maintaining cardiovascular health; research has long supported the theory that a proper diet can also provide significant brain health benefits. Whether it’s tasty cheeses that can boost your memory or nutrients that can help stave off dementia, what you put on your plate could have a positive impact. Now, scientists say that eating just a couple of eggs a week could significantly reduce Alzheimer’s r…
How Many Eggs Should You Eat? New Study Breaks the Myth on Cholesterol - PUNE PULSE
Eggs have always been a popular choice on breakfast tables around the world. However, the question of how many eggs one should eat daily has long sparked debate. According to recent reports, researchers are now offering new recommendations that challenge previous beliefs about cholesterol and egg consumption. The latest findings reportedly suggest that moderate intake
More than one million French people are affected by Alzheimer's disease and 225,000 new cases are diagnosed each year according to the Vaincre Alzheimer Foundation. When one thinks of the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, one tends to associate it with memory loss, disorientation or speech difficulties. Although these signals are related to Alzheimer's, other less obvious indicators can predict the onset of the disease. A team from the Geriatric …
Eating Eggs May Help Lower Alzheimer’s Risk
A large cohort study of older adults found that eating at least one egg per week was linked to a significantly lower risk of Alzheimer’s dementia. Participants who consumed eggs more frequently also showed less Alzheimer’s-related pathology in their brains at autopsy.
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