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In other words, it’s the nutrients in food that shut off AgRP neurons for an extended time after a meal, Alhadeff concluded.

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There are various changes that ... a strong change in brain activity,” he adds. A key component of brain health is diet. In 2018, researchers linked omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in the ...

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Men who tried a high-fat, high-sugar diet developed disrupted electrical brain activity during the deepest stage of their sleep, suggesting that the food reduced their sleep quality ...