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"Junkfood" Accelerating Senile

Junk food is food that much-loved by everyone who tend to spend time outdoors. Despite these practical and delicious food but junk food can have negative effects for those who consume them. Stop eating junk food, now! Health experts warn that long ago regularly ate junk food is dangerous. The food is loaded with high fat content, but zero nutritional value can not only run the risk of diabetes but also cause dementia (dementia).

Thus the conclusion of a recent study that linked both with the production of insulin. An animal study showed that insulin is a key factor in the development of dementia. No wonder if some scientists suggest that Alzheimer's disease is another form of diabetes.


Type-2 diabetes are closely related to the intake of unhealthy eating, it can make the body's cells resist insulin. In fact, insulin is needed to convert sugar into energy.


According to the study researchers, the same thing could happen in the development of Alzheimer's disease. Poor diet can be difficult for the brain to react to insulin. In fact, the brain needs insulin to help remember and learn. Also strengthens brain cell connections and supply of fresh blood from the blood vessels to the brain.In one study, scientists from Brown University provides a chemical similar to the mouse to make the rodent brain is stopped using the hormone insulin. When these mice were placed on a water maze is a kind of tool to measure short-term memory function, these mice seem difficult.


"They become senescent - unable to learn or remember," said lead researcher Suzanne de la Monte, as reported in New Scientist.

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  1. Not only junk food or improper eating habits affects your health but it also has adverse effects on your teeth as well. Dentists have now found that these eating disorders can cause cracks and cavities in your teeth. Fad diets have become the rage and since the children do not eat proper food to supplement their body with the desired nourishment, their health deteriorates.

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