MIND diet
Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay
Evidence:
For information only. Не является диагнозом и не заменяет консультацию врача или диетолога.
Обзор
MIND merges Mediterranean and DASH, emphasizing foods tied to cognitive aging in observational work: berries twice weekly, leafy greens daily, nuts, olive oil, whole grains, beans, poultry and fish.
Cohorts (e.g., Rush) reported up to 53% lower Alzheimer risk with high adherence—association, not guarantee. Randomized trials are smaller but hint at cognitive benefits.
It is simpler than full Mediterranean via a clear brain-food list and limits on butter, cheese and fried or fast food.
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Pros
- Brain-aging focus
- Inherits DASH/Med heart benefits
- Concrete shopping list
Cons
- Mostly observational data
- Optional wine—not for everyone
- Meal prep needed
MIND food groups
Знаменитости, которые придерживаются этой диеты
Frequently asked questions
- What is MIND diet?
- MIND merges Mediterranean and DASH, emphasizing foods tied to cognitive aging in observational work: berries twice weekly, leafy greens daily, nuts, olive oil, whole grains, beans, poultry and fish.
- Which foods relate to MIND diet?
- Leafy greens, Other vegetables, Berries, Nuts, Olive oil, Whole grains, Fish, Beans, Poultry, Optional moderate wine
- Does this page replace a doctor?
- No. MyNutri materials are informational and do not diagnose or treat.
- Can I build a meal plan around this topic in MyNutri?
- Yes: set goals and restrictions in your profile, filter the recipe catalog, and create a day plan with macros and a shopping list.