Study: Fast food damages the brain …
There is no doubt that there are many negative health effects of saturated fats and the many negative health effects caused by refined sugar in the human body, but studies on this topic do not stop.
According to the new Atlas website, researchers have found that fast food is negatively affecting a certain part of the brain.
Scientists at the University of Sydney showed a connection between fats, sugar, poor spatial and memory -rich foods in the first study of humans using the VR Virtual Reality System, supporting the results of previous studies conducted on rodents.
In the last twelve months, researchers have said that 120 years of fats and foods have been subjected to fats and foods to evaluate their average approximate consumption. Then, using a virtual pillow, participants used a control stick to find a treasure box with key sources via a 3D maze.
They had to do this six times, and if they find the treasure box within four minutes, they go to the next attempt, and if they fail to comply with this deadline, they will naturally be transferred to the box website so that they will find the next time they can.
In the seventh and last time, the treasure box was removed, and the participants had to go to the maze area where participants were its previous place.
Although the body mass index and the memory of the working memory were changed, the performance of the performance of the TF participants was very bad in determining the location of the box, compared to those who consumed low cholesterol and sugar in their nutrition system.
In addition, fat and sugar -rich foods – such as traditional Western foods, have a kind of impact, which prevents the process of spatial navigation and memory.
It is known that the spatial navigation is learned and reminded of one path from one place to another.
In turn, researcher Dominic Tran, a researcher from the University of Sydney, said that even relatively healthy people with natural body mass indicators, a bad diet could be weakened for a long time before other metabolic events.
Nevertheless, a good news study has suggested that researchers suggested that this situation can be easily recovered, as food changes can improve the health of the forts, so that the ability to move into a new city when examining a new city or learning a new way to return home.
The results also indicated the importance of a good diet for brain health, which is very important with the decline of age and normal view.
