Cutting sugar up to age two associated with lower dementia risk ‘decades later,’ study finds

Euronews reports on a new study examining early nutrition and brain health decades later. Consuming fewer sweets during pregnancy and the first two years of life is associated with lower dementia risk in adulthood, as well as delayed disease onset and healthier brain aging. The research suggests these earliest dietary choices may have protective effects that extend for decades.

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