A new study done at the university of Florida suggests that old people who eat less tend to retain their brain power longer.
In the study, rats fed diets with 40 percent fewer calories seemed to produce double the amounts of protein that protects brain cells, which in humans might slow the onslaught of diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
In the study, rats fed diets with 40 percent fewer calories seemed to produce double the amounts of protein that protects brain cells, which in humans might slow the onslaught of diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
- KC's View:
- No results yet from the university study trying to ascertain exactly what kinds of nutritional modifications need to be made to prevent elderly people from developing an affinity for polyester, bad hairpieces, and 4 pm suppers at Denny’s.
