Fasting and Brain Health
Research indicates that intermittent fasting may delay the onset and progression of age-related brain disorders like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Animal studies reveal that fasting not only reduces brain damage during strokes but also improves neurological outcomes. The findings open up exciting avenues for understanding the molecular and cellular changes in the brain associated with fasting.In this clip
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Dr. Mark Mattson
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