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Queen's University Belfast research links six extra servings of flavonoid-rich foods daily to a 28% reduced dementia risk.
Research from Queen's University Belfast indicates that consuming six extra servings of flavonoid-rich foods—such as berries, tea, and red wine—daily may lower dementia risk by 28%.
Analyzing data from over 120,000 adults aged 40 to 70, the study highlights flavonoids' health benefits, including antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
These findings emphasize the potential role of diet in dementia prevention, particularly for high-risk individuals.
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La investigación de Queen's University Belfast vincula seis porciones adicionales de alimentos ricos en flavonoides diariamente a un 28% de riesgo de demencia reducido.