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Health & Wellness News From Byron J. Richards
Mid-life Obesity Signals Late-life Memory & Cognitive ProblemsMonday, July 13, 2009 - Byron Richards, CCNThere is a rather severe price to pay for doing things wrong when you still have a chance. Not only is being overweight an increased risk for cardiovascular problems and cancer, the wear and tear of it all also takes a serious toll on your brain. The latest study used data from the Swedish Twin Registry and found that individuals who were overweight in the 1960s had a significantly sharper decline in their memory and thinking skills in old age. Living in the moment has its consequences. Think twice before eating too much or eating junk – or one day you may not be able to think at all. Related Entries: Thyroid Problems and Cognitive DeclineDiabetes Reduces Cognitive Function Running Slows Disease, Maintains Health Nutrients and Cognitive Function A Fat Stomach Sets the Stage for Cognitive Decline Central Obesity and Cognitive Decline Folic Acid and DHA for Cognitive Function and Alzheimer’s New Insights on Addiction, Mood, Memory, and Cognitive Ability ### Supplements that support weight management Other Health News
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