Why People in Their 40s Should Be Checking Their Vitamin D Levels, According to New Research

A new study finds that vitamin D could prevent memory loss.

BY MOSES JEANFRANCOIS, NEWS WRITER @MOSESJEANS

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Salmon might be the hottest food, keeping your memory alive. A new study showed that more vitamin D in diets could lower the likelihood of Alzheimer’s development.  

Alzheimer’s disease, a brain disorder that causes memory loss and cognitive decline, is partially caused by tau protein tangles, which cause neuron cell death. Analysis of blood........

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