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Eating Cooked Fish Weekly May Lower Alzheimer's Risk, Study Shows

Eating Cooked Fish Weekly May Lower Alzheimer s Risk, Study Shows

Rich in omega-3s, fatty fish like salmon supports brain health. A University of Pittsburgh study of 260 diverse participants links weekly cooked fish consumption to reduced Alzheimer's risk through healthier gray matter neurons.

Do you enjoy fish at least once a week?

Reported on lefigaro.fr, research shows oven-baked or pan-fried fish consumed weekly lowers Alzheimer's risks. Fried fish offers less protection.

This rigorous study on cardiovascular health highlights how omega-3 fatty acids in fatty fish—such as salmon, sardines, or tuna—bolster brain resilience.

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What’s your go-to fish—salmon, tuna, herring, or another? Share in the comments below!