Dr. Tabatha Barber discusses research showing a specific intervention reduces dementia risk by 33 to 45 percent in people with type 2 diabetes. The same approach also improves cognitive and motor function in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and possibly multiple sclerosis, likely through anti-inflammatory effects.
to look into how it protects our brain health. They found in type 2 diabetics it can reduce the risk of dementia between 33 and 45%. Wow. So that's huge. That's huge. Um, and then they looked at what about people who have all these other neurodegenerative diseases, and they found that it improves both cognitive function and motor skills in people who have Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and possibly MS. So they have all these other benefits and it is, as you said, anti-inflammatory.
