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Sugar rationing in early childhood linked to 27% lower dementia risk
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Sugar rationing in early childhood linked to 27% lower dementia risk
Research drawing on Britain's wartime experience of food restrictions has revealed a striking connection between early-life sugar consumption and the likelihood of developing dementia in later years.
A newly published study in the journal Neurology, analysing data from 64,737 UK Biobank participants, found that individuals whose sugar intake was curtailed before the age of two faced a 23 per cent reduced risk of deme…
29 Jul, 20:00