Alzheimer's disease remains incurable, despite the best efforts of scientists and a number of recent discoveries.
forage for food. But the new paper suggests that, in our modern world, the changes this sugar triggers could actually be linked to Alzheimer's.But it can also be produced by the body naturally, for example by pathways that are stimulated by consumption of a high salt diet.
That 'switching off' of certain brain activities helps us focus better on survival, and also prompts exploratory and risk-taking behavior, all important for foraging. That is driving us to take in more high fat, sugary, and salty food than we need in order to produce more fructose.
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