abdominal morbidity may be related to the development of dementia. It sounds so the claim of a study that confirms some other studies carried out by the team Sushi Seshadri, a researcher at Boston University. The issue concerns us because the results of this analysis start spinning in Italy and reported without much care, risk to be yet another platitude against fat and fat. It is, however, as a confirmation of the importance of Haese approach the whole question.
studying the physical characteristics of 700 subjects (over 60, women 70%) showed a relationship between a reduced size of the brain and abdominal obesity, a fact already known to not affect the weight of the person but just the amount of fat in the abdomen, a detection possible only through a specific examination. With that proviso, however, adds an increased chance of developing dementia. If the dimensionality of the brain is in itself no effect on cognitive abilities, different is the increased risk of diseases of this type.
the BBC , the researcher explained that this is preliminary findings that "could improve our understanding of the mechanisms linking obesity and dementia, with important implications for prevention strategies." According
instead Susanne Sorensen of the Alzheimer's Society , "is not much surprising, given that a large stomach is associated with high blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes, all major risk factors for dementia." It is therefore not being obese itself to be a trigger, it is not rather be fat and stay healthy .
It is no coincidence that the approach I mentioned Haese, quell'Health at Every Size that aims to recover a proper relationship with food through self-acceptance and listening to your body, thus rediscovers physical activity as central to every dimension of life, has already been shown to significantly reduce blood pressure and cholesterol obese individual, that is the main risk factors for developing heart disease, and now the brain. If this were not enough, Haese also makes meatballs in the entire anti-obesity stigma with which the vast majority of fatties today is forced to face every moment of their social life. All the info from this site .
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