Dementia Risk Dropped With Anti-Inflammatory Diet for Certain Patients…

Written By Tom Harding

Click on the picture above or the “Learn More” button below to read another article in support of what we have been talking about for at least the past 15 years as written by Judy George Deputy Managing Editor, MedPage Today, August 12, 2024

Key Takeaways

  • An anti-inflammatory diet was associated with lower dementia risk in adults with cardiometabolic diseases.

  • Over 12 years, dementia risk was 31% lower for those who followed an anti-inflammatory diet.

  • The diet was also tied to larger gray matter volume and fewer white matter hyperintensities.

Tom Harding
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