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Alzheimer’s disease is linked to deficiencies of polyunsaturated fatty acids – especially omega-3
Alzheimer’s disease may be linked to a marginal vitamin A deficiency
B vitamins slows cerebral atrophy and prevent dementia especially when combined with fish oil
Can multivitamins protect us against dementia and cognitive decline?
Fish oil has a healthy and natural anti-ageing effect on your body and mind
Lack of vitamin B3 increases your risk of dementia, neurological disorders, and aggression
Lack of vitamin C can impair older people’s memory and other cognitive skills
Make sure to get a good night’s sleep
Medical drug against type 2 diabetes is a frequent cause of vitamin B12 deficiency
Q10 lowers risk of dementia
Supplementation with B vitamins protects older people against dementia and Alzheimer’s disease
The brain needs vitamin C for our cognitive functions
There is a link between Alzheimer’s disease and magnesium deficiency
Undernourishment is widespread and has serious consequences
Vitamin B1 counteracts alcohol-induced dementia
Vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of dementia
Vitamin D’s optimal effect on health and lifespan requires higher blood levels of the nutrient
Vitamin K prevents cell death in connection with Alzheimer’s disease
Vitamin K2 counteracts cognitive decline and dementia
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International Coenzyme Q10 Association
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