Health
Lower Blood Sugar May Be Good for the Brain, Study Shows
[Los Angeles Times]
People with elevated blood sugar levels – even those not high enough for diabetes or pre-diabetes – are more likely to have memory problems than people with lower levels, a study of 141 people has shown.
The results suggest that people within the normal range could help prevent cognitive problems as they age by lowering their blood sugar levels, said the author of the study, Agnes Floel of Charite University Medicine in Berlin. The work was published online Wednesday in the journal Neurology.
Floel suggested reducing calories and increasing exercise should be tested to see if those could affect the levels and attendant problems.
