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What To Eat (& What To Avoid) To Lower Alzheimer’s Risk
If you’ve ever doubted that diet plays a role in brain health for the long term, you won’t anymore. According to research published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, certain foods have a strong link to increased Alzheimer’s risk, while others could help reduce your risk. Here’s what to know.
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