To investigate, researchers from the U. of Illinois Chicago, Northwestern U., and the U. of Washington examined donated brain samples from five groups: healthy young adults, healthy older adults, superagers aged 80 and older with exceptional memory, individuals with mild or early dementia, and those with Alzheimer’s disease.I assume that the donors were already deceased.
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When researchers compared the genetic and epigenetic profiles of neurons in superagers, they found a “very distinct” profile compared with all the other groups they examined.
The whole area under “What You Can Do” describes what those scientists say should help get you there.
Regardless, they proved new neurons are made in older people.
You may want to read some now old information on wild blueberries:
https://www.ars.usda.gov/news-events/news/research-news/2002/blueberries-may-boost-brain-power/