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MIND diet may slow age-related brain changes

A long-running study found that closely following the MIND Diet was linked with significantly slower age-related brain changes, including 20% less shrinkage in grey matter-equivalent to slowing brain aging by 2.5 years. However, it's not known if these changes translate to better brain function.

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