For decades, dietary advice has emphasised limiting saturated fats to protect heart and brain health. But a newly published long-term study challenges some of those assumptions by suggesting that ...

In a large new published study, researchers found that eating high-fat cheese or cream was associated with a lower risk of developing dementia. Cheese lovers may cheer. But be careful about ...

An observational study published Dec. 17 in the journal Neurology found people who ate 50 grams or more of high-fat cheese enjoyed a lower risk of dementia compared with people eating less than 15 ...

Eef Hogervorst has receives funding from grants investigating food and dementia such as Alzheimer's Research UK, The Newton Trust/British Council and from Merck to investigate the role of omega 3 and ...

Cheese has been both celebrated and vilified in nutrition discussions for decades. Recent research examining connections between cheese consumption and dementia risk has produced surprising findings ...

Cheese can be part of a brain-healthy diet and might even help lower dementia risk, researchers in Sweden have concluded. Reading time 3 minutes Do you have an undying love of cheese but are worried ...

Beef sticks are awesome. A protein-packed snack usually bursting with savory flavor at a modest calorie count? Count me in. But beef sticks and jerky are also expensive. They're the printer ink of the ...

Lindsey DeSoto, RD, is a nutrition writer, medical reviewer, and registered dietitian who helps clients improve their diet for health-related reasons. Her writing covers a variety of topics, including ...

U.S. cheese consumption has risen, averaging 41.8 pounds per person in 2022. Japanese study found weekly cheese eaters had a 24% lower dementia risk. Cheese’s nutrients may support brain health, ...

A medieval battle in Holland forever changed the cheese world as know it: Which city would be named the trading center for Stolse, what we know now as Gouda. Gouda is and was made at dairy farms all ...

Eating cheese at least once a week could help reduce your chances of developing dementia, according to a new study. Scientists in Japan analysed around 8,000 participants aged 65 or under, and tested ...