Scientists find link between intermittent fasting and Alzheimer's

Intermittent fasting may help in slowing or even reversing the signs of disease, a new study suggests.

Researchers that eating in a 10-hour window each day can improve cognitive function as well as lessen the accumulation of amyloid protein, a hallmark sign of the disease.

For people who have breakfast at 8am, this would mean cutting off food at 6pm.

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