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What IBS, Vitamin D Deficiency & Diabetes Reveal About Brain Health

Many of us think of brain health as something we worry about later, when we start forgetting names or misplacing keys. But new research suggests that the earliest signs of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s may show up years before any memory lapses do—and in places you might not expect.
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