A new study of 10,000 people found a link between dementia and blood cholesterol levels. Large fluctuations in cholesterol levels over the course of a year can increase the risk of developing dementia by 60% and the risk of overall cognitive decline by 23%.
Scientists have found that large yearly fluctuations in bad cholesterol levels can lead to faster cognitive decline. However, fluctuations in “good” cholesterol levels do not affect brain function.
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Source: Ferra
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