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6. I'm also thinking in line with this

Reply to SoCalDem (Reply #4)

Mon Feb 13, 2012, 01:04 PM

Feb 2012

This study focuses on the older generation who are already more susceptible to memory loss. I'm not so sure if the memory loss issue is more of a age related problem or what the study claims. Would these high calorie diets have no visible effect on the memory of younger generations? That is a question I'd like to see this study expand on.

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Eating Too Many Calories Is Also Destroying Our Memory [View all] FarCenter Feb 2012 OP

What'd you say? Happyhippychick Feb 2012 #1

I must have had a good breakfast FarCenter Feb 2012 #2

I think you must have this.. crunch60 Feb 2012 #5

I have a feeling that it's not just the calories... CoffeeCat Feb 2012 #3

Bingo. What's constituting the calories? drokhole Feb 2012 #7

Except, when similar studies are done in animals... Duer 157099 Feb 2012 #8

Perhaps we just have such a large number of people suddenly living longer SoCalDem Feb 2012 #4

I'm also thinking in line with this Progression Feb 2012 #6

Kicked for later - HughBeaumont Feb 2012 #9

Ha. Off topic, but your sig reminded me of this Walt Whitman quote... drokhole Feb 2012 #10