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Eating This Can Increase Dementia Risk By 43%, New Study Shows
Research has long shown a link between diet and dementia risk. Eating patterns such as the Mediterranean diet and MIND diet, which prioritize whole foods (vegetables, fruits, whole grains, lean proteins, and legumes), are consistently linked to improved cognitive function. On the other hand, certain foods and ingredients can increase your risk of cognitive decline.
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