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Alzheimer’s disease may be linked to a marginal vitamin A deficiency
Alzheimer’s disease: More omega-3 can cut your risk in half
Can multivitamins protect us against dementia and cognitive decline?
Children with a vitamin B12 deficiency have difficulty with problem solving and social behavior
Cognitive impairment and dementia may be caused by insulin resistance
EPA-rich fish oil boosts cognitive functions in young adults
Exercise and three nutrients improve neuroplasticity
Fish oil helps adults with autism and ADHD by improving their attention and working memory
Fish oil supplements and certain antioxidants work in synergy to improve our memory
High blood levels of certain nutrients are linked to improved cerebral function in the elderly
Is selenium really able to slow down ageing and increase our lifespan?
Lack of vitamin C can impair older people’s memory and other cognitive skills
Lack of vitamin D damages the structure and health of your brain
Many over50s lack vitamin B12 and folic acid
Omega-3 fatty acids improve your cerebral blood flow
Omega-3 fatty acids reduce the psychoses of schizophrenic people
Schizophrenia symptoms can be reduced with large doses of B vitamins
Selenium boosts the formation of new brain cells
Selenium supplements have a positive effect on brain health and Alzheimer’s disease
The brain needs vitamin C for our cognitive functions
Vitamin B12 supplements may improve cognitive functions
Vitamin B3 may help Alzheimer’s patients
Vitamin C for the brain and the cognitive skills
Vitamin D and calcium reduce your risk of early menopause
Vitamin D and omega-3 improve mental health by regulating the synthesis of serotonin
Vitamin D deficiency increases the risk of dementia
Vitamin K2 counteracts cognitive decline and dementia