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Insulin resistance is starving your brain!!

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M.M.Jonesvor 7 Tagen

"Grandma like to eat cookies and cake all the time" That's my mother and I haven't been able to get her to understand this.

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The brain link is real. A pooled analysis of 2.3 million people (Diabetes Care 2016) found type 2 diabetes was associated with about 60% higher risk of dementia in both women and men, and more than double the risk of vascular dementia in women.

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