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A study links the MIND diet to slower brain ageing, showing a 20% reduction in ageing per three-point adherence increase.
A new study links the MIND diet—rich in vegetables, berries, nuts, fish, olive oil, and poultry—to slower brain ageing.
Among 1,647 adults aged 60, those closely following the diet showed significantly less grey matter loss and ventricular enlargement over 12 years.
Each three-point increase in adherence correlated with a 20% reduction in brain ageing, equivalent to a two-and-a-half-year delay, plus 8% less tissue loss.
Benefits were stronger in older adults, those who were active, and those with healthy weights.
Researchers caution the study is observational and cannot prove cause and effect, but support the role of diet, physical activity, and other healthy habits in reducing dementia risk.
Un estudio vincula la dieta MIND con un envejecimiento cerebral más lento, mostrando una reducción del 20% en el envejecimento por cada aumento de tres puntos de adherencia.