Scientists at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL conducted a study and found following the DASH (Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension) and Mediterranean diets may help slow the aging-related cognitive decline, which occurs in older people.The cohort study involved 826 older subjects in Chicago who participated in the Memory and Aging Project. (David LIu, PHD)Tangney CC, Li H, Wang Y, Barnes L, Schneider JA, Bennett DA, Morris MC. Relation of DASH- and Mediterranean-like dietary patterns to cognitive decline in older persons. Neurology. 2014 Sep 17.
Diet Public
MedDiet, DASH slow cognitive decline
Rush University researchers studying 826 older Chicago residents in the Memory and Aging Project found that following DASH and Mediterranean-style eating patterns may help slow age-related cognitive decline.
You may be interested in
Politics
This is big - newsletter 122216 from Organic Consumers Association
Politics
A Report (on Fluoridation) from New Zealand
Food
Edward & Sons Trading Company Offers New Organic Foods
Politics
Show your support for Organic Consumers Association
Food
Health Food News: Edward & Sons Introduces Two New Organic Young Unseasoned Jackfruit Items - Versatile Vegan Alternative To Meat
Politics
Fluoridation and Human Rights
From this writer
Food ConsumerPolitics
This is big - newsletter 122216 from Organic Consumers Association
Politics
A Report (on Fluoridation) from New Zealand
Food
Edward & Sons Trading Company Offers New Organic Foods
Politics
Show your support for Organic Consumers Association
Food
Health Food News: Edward & Sons Introduces Two New Organic Young Unseasoned Jackfruit Items - Versatile Vegan Alternative To Meat
Diet
Comments