A common condition can cause dementia!

A recent American study found that lean people exposed to high levels of fat may be more likely to develop dementia.

Obesity, known as "skin atrophy," which leads to lean appearance (atrophy of muscle mass), with an increase in fat mass, is related to loss of memory and self-control. It is believed that cognitive decline occurs by causing fat to inflammation of the blood vessels in the brain.

Researchers at the University of Florida Atlantic analyzed 353 people with a mean age of 69 years. Participants' bodies were assessed by measuring their muscle mass, BMI, and fat levels.

The author of the study, Dr. James Galvin, said, "The term" meat atrophy "was associated with overall cognitive impairment and specific cognitive dysfunctions, including memory, speed and executive functions. This term refers to the progressive loss of muscle mass. "

" Understanding the mechanisms by which this syndrome can affect cognition is important because it can help prevent cognitive decline with age by targeting vulnerable groups, "he said. [19659004] Russia today