[BenLurkin]

woo-hoo!

[Girlene]

From the article: Any explanation for the protective effect is distinctly lacking. There are some ideas that vitamin D and E deficiencies contribute to dementia and they may be less common in those eating more.

Link between vitamin D, dementia risk confirmed

Who'd have thunk it!

[Zeppo]

Strangely, it doesn’t seem to have worked for Michael Moore...

[Chickensoup]

Well some of us will be as sharp as tack well into our mid nineties.

[Shadowstrike]

Bovine Satology.

My Grandmother (God Rest her Soul) was overweight, and developed demetia., as did HER Mother.

More waste of taxpayer dollars on a study that I bet, in just a few years, ANOTHER study will say is wrong.

[Lakeshark]

This article was linked on the Drudge Report. Don’t be exalted too much, the article right below it has the exact opposite title and conclusion: http://www.theguardian.com/science/2011/may/02/obese-more-likely-to-develop-alzheimers-disease

[Conservative4Ever]

Woot!!!

[grame]

I guess this means I can cut back on the brain exercising games, huh?

[Albion Wilde]

I’ll be okay then.

[lee martell]

Next thing you know, doctors will say maintaining a moderate habit of smoking menthol cigarettes has been proven to reverse brain damage due to Alzheimer’s. The protective benefits of tobacco on brain cells are magnified if you use a gold plated cigarette holder of three inches in length.(Satire).