Watch your diet and exercise regularly before it is too late as a new research suggests that young adults with high blood pressure and elevated glucose levels are at greater risks of developing dementia later in life. Elevated blood pressure and glucose could diminish cognitive function in middle age by reducing blood supply to the brain causing changes in brain structure and increasing inflammation and oxidative stress which can damage neurons said the researchers. 'These cardiovascular risk factors are all quite modifiable' said Kristine Yaffe a professor at University of California San Francisco. 'If it turns out that the damage
