Mediterranean diet can keep your mind sharp in old age - even if your brain show signs of dementia, study finds
Survivors who started to follow the diet at the conclusion of their treatment had a 32% lower chance of a premature death. Research ers in Italy uncovered their findings after studying 800 cancer survivors in the years after they received a clean bill of health. They kept track of their dietary habits over a 13-year span, starting in the late 2000s.
“This is known in the literature as ‘common soil’, namely a common ground from which these two groups of disorders originate,” she added. Now, the team wants to look to further into specific foods from the Mediterranean diet to tease out more detailed information.Meanwhile, unrelated research has shown that other foods pose a cancer risk.
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