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If you or a loved one is trying to improve Alzheimer’s disease symptoms, it’s crucial that you avoid this food—do you know what it is? 0:00 Introduction: Improving Alzheimer’s symptoms 0:15 What is Alzheimer’s disease? 0:45 Insulin and Alzheimer’s disease 4:42 Fix insulin resistance and improve cognitive function 8:42 Learn more about what to eat to support a healthy body! In my opinion, what you eat is the most important thing that influences dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. There is one food I believe you have to avoid if you’re trying to improve symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, and that is refined carbohydrates. Surprisingly, insulin is actually neuroprotective, and carbs increase insulin. If you’re deficient in insulin, your risk for amyloid plaquing goes up. But this doesn’t mean you should consume more carbs. A high-carb diet is associated with high blood sugar, and people with high blood sugar or diabetes have an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease.
