New research reveals more ways metabolic health impacts cognitive decline
Four new studies highlight how diet—as well as blood sugar and obesity—increase risk of cognitive decline, even for younger adults
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Four new studies highlight how diet—as well as blood sugar and obesity—increase risk of cognitive decline, even for younger adults
Levels is participating in studies around the world, looking at topics from hunger to stress. Here’s a look at all the research projects and what they hope to find.
A landmark paper proves that obesity is not just energy in and out; the type of food matters. And while one study shows we’re eating more processed food, another reveals what can be gained if we clean up our act.
Sugar-sweetened beverages consumed early in life may impact not only weight but also brain and liver health
Several recent studies look at the effect of sugar on hunger, why our brain wants sugar, and how we can train ourselves away from those cravings.
Several recent studies look at how we define prediabetes, how likely it is to progress to diabetes, and its utility as an early metabolic health warning.
Three recent studies examine the connection between high blood sugar (including prediabetes) and Alzheimer’s, dementia, and cognitive impairment.
Four recent studies offer insight on how hard to work out, when to fuel, and what’s happening in our bodies when we exercise
Four recent papers present convincing evidence that elevated glucose—even without a diabetes diagnosis—can be dangerous for COVID patients.
Four new studies highlight how diet—as well as blood sugar and obesity—increase risk of cognitive decline, even for younger adults
Levels is participating in studies around the world, looking at topics from hunger to stress. Here’s a look at all the research projects and what they hope to find.
A landmark paper proves that obesity is not just energy in and out; the type of food matters. And while one study shows we’re eating more processed food, another reveals what can be gained if we clean up our act.
Sugar-sweetened beverages consumed early in life may impact not only weight but also brain and liver health
Several recent studies look at the effect of sugar on hunger, why our brain wants sugar, and how we can train ourselves away from those cravings.
Several recent studies look at how we define prediabetes, how likely it is to progress to diabetes, and its utility as an early metabolic health warning.
Three recent studies examine the connection between high blood sugar (including prediabetes) and Alzheimer’s, dementia, and cognitive impairment.
Four recent studies offer insight on how hard to work out, when to fuel, and what’s happening in our bodies when we exercise
Four recent papers present convincing evidence that elevated glucose—even without a diabetes diagnosis—can be dangerous for COVID patients.