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Carbohydrates and brain function (view source)
Revision as of 22:49, August 11, 2023
, 22:49, August 11, 2023→Low carbohydrate diet and staving off and/or reversing the effect of aging on the brain function
== Low carbohydrate diet and staving off and/or reversing the effect of aging on the brain function ==
== Low carbohydrate diet and staving off and/or reversing the effect of aging on the brain function ==
[[File:ChipButty.jpg|thumbnail|right|300px|French fries are a high carbohydrate food.<ref>[https://www.webmd.com/diet/foods-high-in-carbs#:~:text=French%20fries,of%20your%20daily%20recommended%20carbohydrates. Foods High in Carbs and Calories], Web MD</ref>
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According to Healthline.com's 2017 article ''The 15 Unhealthiest Junk Foods in America'': "In spite of their popularity, these deep-fried potatoes are very unhealthy."<ref>[https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/unhealthiest-junk-foods ''The 15 Unhealthiest Junk Foods in America''], Healthline.com, 2017</ref>]]
Stony Brook University reported in 2020 concerning carbohydrates and brain function:
Stony Brook University reported in 2020 concerning carbohydrates and brain function:
{{Cquote|A diet low in carbohydrates could stave off, or even reverse, the effects of aging on the brain, Stony Brook-led research finds.
{{Cquote|A diet low in carbohydrates could stave off, or even reverse, the effects of aging on the brain, Stony Brook-led research finds.