@garybrecka: Alzheimer's is a brain disease, but metabolism may be part of the story. Researchers have found links between insulin resistance, impaired glucose metabolism in the brain, and Alzheimer's disease, which is why you'll sometimes hear the term “type 3 diabetes” used in research discussions. That doesn't mean Alzheimer's is literally diabetes or that sugar simply turns into amyloid plaques. The disease is far more complex than that. But the connection is another reminder that metabolic health and brain health aren't separate conversations. What you do for your body today matters for the brain you're trying to protect for decades.

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Sugar is a drug, that’s why it’s so addictive 🥺

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Sugar is 1.000 times more addictive than cocaine, but sugar it’s legal!!!

2345hello77 :

Synaptic gaps don’t exist. The brain is reticular. Look it up. Golgi nobel prize 1906.

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