Reducing dietary advanced glycation end products to slow progression of cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease

Did you know that “Higher intake of dietary AGEs is closely linked to increased risk and faster progression of Alzheimer’s disease (AD)” as “…increased oxidation can contribute to neuronal cell death, lower brain volume, and can increase neurodegeneration.”

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