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- Western diet may cause long-lasting memory damage to growing brains
A typically Western diet that is high in fat and sugar may lead to long lasting damage to the brain and may cause memory issues, according to a new study in rats.
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Researchers find that early exposure to a Western diet in rats leads to long-lasting impairments in hippocampus-dependent memory, mediated by disruptions in acetylcholine signaling.
04/18/2024 - 4:48 pm | View Link - Health concern linked to intermittent fasting diet
Many diets focus on what you are consuming. But one popular diet practice focuses more on when you are eating.
04/18/2024 - 7:57 am | View Link - Poor diet increases cancer risk: Scientists uncover missing link
Scientists have found that a poor diet leads to higher levels of a certain compound that is produced when glucose is broken down in cells, which increases the likelihood of cancer.
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