Looking at 2, 250 individuals from the Washington Heights-Inwood Columbia Aging Project, researchers found a 40 percent lower risk among those who stuck to this diet, scientists reported in the AnnalsofNeurology in 2006.
This idea is supported by a study published in April in the AnnalsofNeurology, which showed that mice without plaques, but with floating beta-amyloid, were just as weakened by the disease as mice with both.