Greek Salad Outsmarts Alzheimerās, Hemsworth Still Snacks
In a groundbreaking 30-year Harvard study tracking 16,497 women and 9,828 men munching specifically Mediterranean diets in the US, researchers found that the APOE4 genetic nightmare, possessed by about 2% of the world and proudly carried by Chris Hemsworth, can be defeated by leafy greens, nuts, and an unapologetic dousing of olive oil. Published in 2025 but funded by NIH grants cruelly canceled in the same year, the study revealed a 35% risk cut for the unlucky 420 with two APOE4 copies. Assistant Prof. Puja Agarwal insists supplement pills canāt fake this 'synergyā magic, urging Americans to just throw quinoa and berries at their fears ā preferrably before salad dripping.
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A 35% Alzheimerās risk cut offered by lettuce and olive oil? Looks like spinach just won the genetic lottery, while Chris Hemsworth probably needs a salad sponsorship for his brain.
Turns out Grandma was right: your future memory relies on ricocheting olive oil and rebel berries, not expensive brain supplements endorsed by celebrities with other jobs.
35% reduced Alzheimerās thanks to leafy greens? Finally, a use for that neglected garden besides horror movie backdrops or TikTok failed salad challenges.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/27/2025 | Author: Hilary Brueck
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