Sugar Restriction in Early Life Linked to Lower Dementia Risk
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A study published in Neurology suggests that limiting sugar intake before and during the first two years of life can reduce the risk of dementia later in adulthood by up to 23%. The research, which took advantage of sugar rationing during World War II in the UK, found that people exposed to less sugar in early life had a lower risk of dementia and better brain health in old age.
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