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This is so out of touch, having a healthy diet is obviously going to help reduce the risk of getting Alzheimer's disease, but it is in no way the ultimate cure.
by vhcr 2y ago
This is so out of touch, having a healthy diet is obviously going to help reduce the risk of getting Alzheimer's disease, but it is in no way the ultimate cure.
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- bitwize 2y agoYou must be new here. Hackernews has known for some time things that mainstream science has yet to fully understand: namely, that diet dominates as a cause of big-ticket diseases like cancer and dementia, and that Alzheimer's specifically is type 3 diabetes; accordingly, dietary changes, especially fasting and vegan diets, are absolutely 90% cures.
- km144 2y agoI'm sorry no one got the joke—this website basically just consists of people with high-functioning autism so you probably need a /s on that one
- Theodores 2y agoNot sure why the downvotes. Clearly nobody here wants to look after their arteries.
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- Tagbert 2y agoYou missed your sarcasm tag
- meindnoch 2y agoYou forgot to mention the gut! As in: dude, the gut is like a second brain.
- Theodores 2y agoI am just saying to keep off the HFSS, in line with government policy in the UK. Stay off the saturated fats, the salt and the sugar. The arteries should look after themselves with a modest amount of exercise. And yes, the saturated fats means animal products. There is no crank science there, just no junk food.