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Because let’s face it—most people don’t worry about brain health until they start misplacing their keys… forgetting names… or walking into a room and wondering why they went there or even what I had for breakfast yesterday. But here’s the important message I want you to hear today:
Cognitive decline is not an inevitable part of aging. In fact, research now suggests that many of the factors driving brain aging are lifestyle-related, which means we have a tremendous amount of control over how our brain ages.
By Deb Ford DCN, RDN, CCN5
88 ratings
Because let’s face it—most people don’t worry about brain health until they start misplacing their keys… forgetting names… or walking into a room and wondering why they went there or even what I had for breakfast yesterday. But here’s the important message I want you to hear today:
Cognitive decline is not an inevitable part of aging. In fact, research now suggests that many of the factors driving brain aging are lifestyle-related, which means we have a tremendous amount of control over how our brain ages.