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May 22, 2023

Can we optimize cognition and brain function by modifying dietary compositions?

Can we optimize cognition and brain function by modifying dietary compositions?

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  • Posted by Joyce Siette
  • on May 22, 2023

Can we optimize cognition and brain function by modifying dietary compositions?

It is well known that there are multiple modifiable risk factors, including physical activity and diet, that contribute to the development of dementia.

However, it is currently unclear how multiple lifestyle factors interact to influence cognition, and therefore cause dementia.

A three-year prospective longitudinal study called ‘ACTIVate’ will attempt to explore the impact that diet holds on cognitive and brain function. This is important, as findings will help to shape future multi-domain dementia interventions and prevention by optimising diet behaviours and improving cognition.

“This study will help to shape future multi-domain dementia interventions and prevention by optimising diet behaviours and improving cognition.”

Dr Joyce Siette

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