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Cardiovascular Health Level in Older Age may associate with Cognitive Decline

In French population-based cohort study involving 6,626 individuals, an increased number of optimal cardiovascular health metrics were significantly associated with lower risk of incident dementia. 

The metrics are defined by AHA, the American Heart Association, as a 7-item tools such as;

1)nonsmoking,

2)body mass index <25,
3)regular physical activity,
4)eating fish twice a week or more and fruits and vegetables at least 3 times a day,
5)cholesterol <200 mg/dL[untreated],
6)fasting glucose <100 mg/dL[untreated],and
7)blood pressure <120/80 mm Hg[untreated]

These findings may support the promotion of cardiovascular health to prevent development of risk factors associated with dementia.

MCG is the non-invasive test device to detect the cardiovascular disease related to the above metrics.
Check MCG and improve your life style not only for your cardiovascular health but also for dementia.

For more details of the study, please see the following site.
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