'Juice and brushing teeth could help prevent Alzheimer's' claim

Drinking fruit juice, getting regular exercise and brushing your teeth could all help prevent Alzheimer’s, according to a new report.

Mon, 20 Jun, 2005 - 18:31

Drinking fruit juice, getting regular exercise and brushing your teeth could all help prevent Alzheimer’s, according to a new report.

Researchers in the US have found that lifestyle choices may be closely linked to the brain disease, making it easy to take preventative steps and lower the risks.

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