UK Study Links Early-Life Sugar Restriction to Lower Dementia Risk in Adulthood

דווח לראשונה בYnet · אוג׳ 2, 2026

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A UK study found that children exposed to sugar rationing between 1945 and 1953 had a lower risk of dementia in adulthood, though experts caution the findings show correlation, not causation. Experts recommend limiting sugar intake and promoting balanced diets without strict prohibitions.

• 01A UK study links early-life sugar rationing (1945-1953) to reduced dementia risk in adulthood.
• 02The study is observational and shows correlation, not causation, warns Prof. Eitan Friedman.
• 03Friedman advises minimizing sugar intake, especially ultra-processed sugars, for children.
• 04He stresses sugar is not inherently harmful but contains many empty calories.
• 05Parents should focus on balanced diets and healthy eating habits rather than strict bans.
• 06Avoiding extremes in sugar and other foods is key to long-term nutritional health.

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