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Functional Food Frontier: Brain Health

Canadean says brain health will be the next frontier for functional foods and drinks.

July 31, 2014

Global market researcher Canadean, London, says that in less than 40 years, the number of people globally who are affected by dementia will triple.

Champagne on Alzheimer's

Researchers from Reading University have found that three glasses of champagne per week could help prevent the onset of brain disorders such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

May 9, 2013

This is not the first time the bubbly has been touted for its health benefits. The same Reading team found in 2009 that champagne is good for the heart and blood circulation.

Antioxidants May Not Help That Much

Contrary to previous research, a diet rich in antioxidants may not reduce a person’s risk for stroke or dementia, a new study says.

March 22, 2013

The research suggests it may be the kind of food providing the antioxidants that matters.

Coffee May Prevent Dementia

August 15, 2012

Long-term coffee consumption may protect against dementia in the elderly.

Fish to Preserve Mental Function

March 1, 2012

A new study reported by UCLA researchers has added to the evidence that eating fish can preserve mental function.

Poor Memory May Result from B12 Lack

September 28, 2011

Low vitamin B12 levels may be to blame for some cases of poor memory and cognitive decline in the elderly, a new study suggests.

Green Tea May Protect Against Alzheimer’s

May 5, 2011

Scientists have again discovered that regularly drinking green tea could protect the brain against developing Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.

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