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Obesity can increase effects of Alzheimer s disease, study finds

Scientists from the University of Sheffield and the University of Eastern Finland compiled the research. The team stressed their study does not show that obesity causes Alzheimer’s but said people should think about exercising. Professor Annalena Venneri, from the University of Sheffield’s Neuroscience Institute, said: “The diseases that cause dementia, such as Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia, lurk in the background for many years, so waiting until your 60s to lose weight is too late. “Being overweight is an additional burden on brain health and it may exacerbate the disease. “We need to start thinking about brain health and preventing these diseases much earlier.”

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Environmental News Network - Obesity May Exacerbate the Effects of Alzheimer s Disease, New Study Shows

Environmental News Network - Obesity May Exacerbate the Effects of Alzheimer s Disease, New Study Shows
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Obesity may worsen effects of Alzheimer s disease

Obesity may worsen effects of Alzheimer s disease
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Cognitive Impairment in Celiac Disease is Real, Gluten-Free Diet Seems to Help

Cognitive Impairment in Celiac Disease is Real, Gluten-Free Diet Seems to Help Do people with celiac disease suffer from cognitive impairment? A research team recently looked into the matter. Here s what they found. Caption: Image: CC BY 2.0 wuestenigel Celiac.com 01/25/2021 - What s the connection between celiac disease, and cognitive impairment? Does the connection change over time? Does following a gluten-free diet help reduce cognitive impairment? There really hasn t been much good study data on this so far. One of the main problems, according to researchers, previous reports of cognitive deficit in celiac disease often study widely variable groups of patients at multiple stages of the disease, and/or lack control data.

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