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Study finds potential link between high-fat cheese and lower risk of dementia

A 25-year Swedish study links daily intake of high-fat cheese and cream with a 13% and 16% lower dementia risk respectively, with vascular dementia risk reduced by 29%.

  • Wednesday, Lund University researchers published in Neurology a 25-year study of 27,670 Swedish adults linking higher intake of high-fat cheese and high-fat cream to lower dementia risk.
  • Lund University researchers used the Malmö Diet and Cancer study, comparing 50 g/day high-fat cheese versus less than 15 g/day and 20 g/day high-fat cream versus none, adjusting for age, sex, education and overall diet quality.
  • Researchers found eating 50 g/day of high-fat cheese correlated with a 13% lower dementia risk and a 29% lower vascular dementia risk in subgroup analyses.
  • Researchers cautioned the study shows association, not proof, and stressed limits of observational data; reduced Alzheimer's risk appeared only in people without the APOE e4 gene variant, and all participants were Swedish.
  • The findings may prompt reevaluation of how certain full-fat dairy fits into brain-healthy diets, as fermentation produces bioactive compounds affecting vascular pathways; Isaacson stressed, `There is no one-size-fits-all approach to Alzheimer's prevention,` and researchers called for more studies in other countries.
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The follow-up of more than 27,000 adults indicates that consuming cheese or cream with a higher fat percentage was associated with a lower incidence of neurological disorders.

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Ju-young = People who consume a lot of high-fat cheese or high-fat cream with a fat content of 20% or more have a 13% higher risk of developing dementia in the long term...

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