Food Insufficiency and Cognitive Decline Is Interlinked, Says A New Study (Health & Beauty - Health Services)

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Food Insufficiency and Cognitive Decline Is Interlinked, Says A New Study
The latest research confirms a strong connection between inadequate food intake and cognitive decline. “Unlike food insecurity, which is a condition of hardship where families cannot get the right kinds of food on the table because of limited [money] or other financial resources, food insufficiency is just a statement about not having enough food to eat,” informs Dr. Daniel P. Miller, Boston University. Those who don’t eat enough may have cognitive impairment due to poor nutrition or stress brought on by significant financial difficulty that prevents them from purchasing the food they require. for more details please visit our website :https://www.medhealthreview.com/2023/02/28/food-insufficiency-and-cognitive-decline-is-interlinked-says-a-new-study/
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