These three dietary habits are the triggers for Alzheimer's disease. If you don't want to be targeted by Alzheimer's disease, change them quickly
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Alzheimer's disease is mainly characterized by memory decline and cognitive function decline, and the normal execution of these functions is usually inseparable from the brain. The only energy source in the body that can provide energy for the brain is glucose. The brain can only function normally and ensure its daily work when there is an adequate supply of glucose. Staple foods are rich in carbohydrates and are converted into glucose quickly, which can supply the brain with the glucose it needs in a timely manner. Not eating staple foods may lead to a slowdown in the energy supply to the brain, making it prone to fatigue. Dizziness and nausea may also occur. A brain that is deprived of energy supply for a long time will lead to memory decline and reduced brain function, increasing the risk of Alzheimer's disease in the body. Don't think that Alzheimer's disease has nothing to do with diet any more! Dietary habits may also cause Alzheimer's disease. If you don't want to get Alzheimer's disease, change these 3 dietary habits quickly!
At present, the number of people with Alzheimer's disease in China has increased to 10 million, making it the country with the largest number of Alzheimer's patients in the world. Generally speaking, many people believe that the main causes of Alzheimer's disease are due to the influence of genetics and the environment. Alzheimer's disease can cause a person to lose their basic self-care ability and have a great impact on their life. However, there is currently no cure for it. Therefore, it is most important to prevent and avoid Alzheimer's disease as early as possible. These three dietary habits are the "inducing symbols" of Alzheimer's disease. If you don't want to be targeted by Alzheimer's disease, you should change them as soon as possible.
1. Greasy diet
Today, with the rapid economic development, people have completely bid farewell to the days when they couldn't see any meat throughout the year. Almost every household can ensure an adequate supply of meat. However, while people's living standards have improved, the health risks it brings to people are also increasing. Many people often can't do without meat. After being consumed by the human body, although meat can provide nutrients to the body, However, the large amount of oil in meat can also be converted into a large amount of fat, which leads to a significant increase in cholesterol levels in the blood. Research shows that people with high cholesterol levels in their blood have a 3 to 5 times higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease than ordinary people. Moreover, excessively high cholesterol levels in the blood accelerate the aging of blood vessels, thereby slowing down the blood circulation speed. Reducing the blood supply to the brain and causing it to operate slowly, over time, will significantly increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
2. High-sugar diet
A high-sugar diet is an extremely unhealthy eating habit. After the body takes in a large amount of sugar, the blood sugar level will rise rapidly. Persistent high blood sugar will cause the volume of the hippocampus in the brain to shrink and affect the cerebral cortex. The main function of the hippocampus is short-term memory and learning. Repeated short-term memories will be transferred to the cerebral cortex and become permanent memories. Therefore, the atrophy of the hippocampus will directly damage human memory. One of the most significant symptoms of Alzheimer's disease is severe memory decline. Thus, a long-term high-sugar diet may accelerate the development of Alzheimer's disease in the body.
3. Don't eat staple food
Alzheimer's disease is mainly characterized by memory decline and cognitive function decline, and the normal execution of these functions is usually inseparable from the brain. The only energy source in the body that can provide energy for the brain is glucose. The brain can only function normally and ensure its daily work when there is an adequate supply of glucose. Staple foods are rich in carbohydrates and are converted into glucose quickly, which can supply the brain with the glucose it needs in a timely manner. Not eating staple foods may lead to a slowdown in the energy supply to the brain, making it prone to fatigue. Dizziness and nausea may also occur. A brain that is deprived of energy supply for a long time will lead to memory decline and reduced brain function, increasing the risk of Alzheimer's disease in the body.
Don't think that Alzheimer's disease has nothing to do with diet any more! Dietary habits may also cause Alzheimer's disease. If you don't want to get Alzheimer's disease, change these 3 dietary habits quickly!
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