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Chicken or fish? It's not just a choice you make at wedding receptions. Your answer could be a ticket to a healthier mind, too.
A recent study suggests that regularly opting for the right kind of protein could mean a significantly lower risk of dementia later in life. And your brain will thank you if you choose finned foods.
The study evaluated the health and eating habits of close to 15,000
people age 65 and older from countries around the world, including Peru,
China, India, Venezuela, Cuba, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic. And
the people who ate fish often -- nearly every day -- were about 20
percent less likely to be diagnosed with dementia compared with the
folks who never ate fish. Researchers suspect that the
inflammation-fighting omega-3 fatty acids in fish produce the benefit.
So here's what you should choose at each meal if you don't care much
about your brain: meat. In the study, the more meat people ate (think
beef, chicken, and pork) the higher their risk of dementia. So start
making over your meals, and be sure to invite your friends from the sea.
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