The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the general population with this who doesn't think about what they eat doesn't think about the way they live is it an eight to tens and times increased risk of Alzheimer's you Chris Hemsworth if you think about what you eat if you live well and you are not insulin resistant you probably have a much lower risk of Alzheimer's even with apoe44
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there are other things at play perhaps genetics perhaps lifestyle and environment so what I wish Peter had told Chris was and this wouldn't make for as good television because Nuance is hard to communicate to an audience what I wish Peter had told Chris was the general population with this who doesn't think about what they eat doesn't think about the way they live is it an eight to tens and times increased risk of Alzheimer's you Chris Hemsworth if you think about what you eat if you live well and you are not insulin resistant and I'll get to why I say that in a moment you probably have a much lower risk of Alzheimer's even with apoe44
If you're drinking in your ApoE4 because you're inducing damage that you can't repair as well, you're going to fare worse.
But there's a huge interaction with, you know, diet and lifestyle. Probably the biggest lifestyle interaction with this gene is sleep.
It's a very complex diet-lifestyle interaction, at least it appears to be.