Sunday, March 30, 2008

Big waist in middle-age tied to dementia risk

Defat, so you don't dement.
"People who have a large belly in their 40s may face greater odds of dementia later in life, researchers reported Wednesday.

In a study that followed nearly 6,600 adults for an average of 36 years, investigators found that those with the largest midsections in middle-age were nearly three times more likely to develop dementia than those who were trimmest around the middle."

Weigh less, think better.

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