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Food patterns that improve brain function or contribute to cognitive decline
Science Posted by Slinger on Friday November 09, @12:34PM
from the stick-a-fork-in-that-noggin dept.

Diet of walnuts, blueberries improve cognition; may help maintain brain function: Junk food junkies take notice. What you eat does more than influence your gut. It also may affect your brain. Increasing evidence shows that mom was right: You should eat your vegetables, and your blueberries and walnuts, too.

Research links diet to cognitive decline and dementia: Research has shown convincing evidence that dietary patterns practiced during adulthood are important contributors to age-related cognitive decline and dementia risk. Diets high in fruit, vegetables, cereals and fish and low in saturated fats may reduce dementia risk.




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    Re: Food patterns that improve brain function or contribute to cognitive decline
    by Bryans on Monday February 25, @04:32PM
    Eating certain foods can help protect you from heart disease, some types of cancers and other illnesses. But can your diet also help protect your brain if you should suffer a stroke or accidental head injury? Or keep your thinking and memory skills strong as you age? Some scientists believe it might. They even think eating the "right" foods --specifically, those high in antioxidants -- may help defend astronauts from brain-damaging cosmic rays on future manned missions to Mars.
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