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

Leafy greens Other vegetables Berries Nuts Olive oil Whole grains Fish Beans Poultry Optional moderate wine
Suitable for: Adults 40+ interested in dementia prevention alongside heart health.

Знаменитости, которые придерживаются этой диеты

Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart
Mayim Bialik
Mayim Bialik
Maria Shriver
Maria Shriver
Giada De Laurentiis
Giada De Laurentiis
Anderson Cooper
Anderson Cooper

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.

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