Magnesium Linked to Larger Brains, May Reduce the Risk of Dementia

Magnesium Linked to Larger Brains, May Reduce the Risk of Dementia
Magnesium is revealed to be preventative for brain diseases in a new study by Australian researchers. Megan Betteridge/Shutterstock
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Eating more magnesium-rich foods, such as kale, dark chocolate, nuts, and avocados, on a daily basis may lead to better brain health and reduce the risk of dementia—the second-leading cause of death in Australia and the seventh-biggest killer in the world.

More than 6,000 participants in the UK aged 40 to 73 participated in a study conducted by scientists from the Australian National University (ANU).
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Jessie Zhang is a reporter based in Sydney, Australia, covering news on health and science.
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