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Old Tue, Feb-04-03, 07:54
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Fom this morning's mail.
Link between glucose and memory
Scientists in New York say high blood sugar levels could be associated with poor memory, and their findings could help explain the memory problems that people experience as they get older. It is possible that memory could be improved through exercise and weight loss. Antonio Convit, associate professor of psychiatry and medical director of the Center for Brain Health at the New York University School of Medicine, says, “We have demonstrated that impaired glucose regulation is associated with memory dysfunction and shrinkage of the hippocampus.”
(BBC News Online 04/02/03)

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Wow. All I can say is,

Yet another reason to stay on this WOE.

Add this to that list (it's around this forum somewhere) of "100 Ways Sugar Ruins Your Health."
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Old Tue, Feb-04-03, 10:42
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Unlike most other tissues that have multiple fuel sources, the brain depends on blood sugar for almost all its energy, Convit explained. The longer that glucose stays in the bloodstream instead of being metabolized into body tissues, the less fuel the brain has to store memories.


I was under the impression that the brain preferentially used ketone bodies for fuel?
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