“Animals basically had ad libitum access to a sugar solution… the animals show hippocampal dependent memory deficits when they're older… persist later into life”

Huberman Lab · How Food Choices Shape Memory, Cognition & Cravings | Dr. Scott Kanoski

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Provided adolescent rodents ad-libitum access to a sugar solution that supplied the same percentage of calories as a typical soft drink

≈35% of calories from fat, 15% from sugar in the overall Western-type diet; sugar solution matched soft-drink calorie %

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