Is this a "fun fact". Maybe more like a "useful fact".
But anyway - Sugar is starting to be very closely linked to Alzheimers. Lots of evidence showing up in research studies.
I know, I know - most of us, wisely, don't trust these kinds of studies. But when there's a lot of them, and they seem to be NOT industry sponsored, then they're probably more legit.
And the processed food industry (which funds most "nutrition" studies) wouldn't touch a study about the link between sugar and alzheimers, not with a 10 foot pole.
Here's some links. If you do a search on your own, just "sugar and alzheimers" you'll come up with a ton more. Most of them quite recent.
Is this a "fun fact". Maybe more like a "useful fact".
But anyway - Sugar is starting to be very closely linked to Alzheimers. Lots of evidence showing up in research studies.
I know, I know - most of us, wisely, don't trust these kinds of studies. But when there's a lot of them, and they seem to be NOT industry sponsored, then they're probably more legit.
And the processed food industry (which funds most "nutrition" studies) wouldn't touch a study about the link between sugar and alzheimers, not with a 10 foot pole.
Here's some links. If you do a search on your own, just "sugar and alzheimers" you'll come up with a ton more. Most of them quite recent.
https://www.psychiatrist.com/news/sugary-foods-may-be-driving-alzheimers-study-suggests/
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10921393/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37694364/