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Artificial sweeteners like sucralose trick the brain into expecting calories that never arrive, potentially leading to increased hunger and overeating. Research from the University of Southern California demonstrates that sugar substitutes activate brain regions controlling hunger, particularly
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Meanwhile, carbohydrates get absorbed faster, triggering inflammation and raising insulin levels – two big enemies of brain health because of how they cause brain cells to die and increase risk for Alzheimer’s.
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Poor oral health: At first it was assumed that dental problems – from tooth decay to cavities, gingivitis and halitosis – were a symptom of cognitive decline on the basis that people who were having trouble with their memory were more likely to forget about oral hygiene. But it’s now become clear that dental problems typically precede symptomatic... See more