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Study Finds Dietary Copper Boosts Cognitive Function in Seniors

7/16/2025

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A groundbreaking study from Hebei Medical University reveals that dietary copper may boost cognitive function in older Americans. Analyzing data from 2,420 adults aged 60 and above, researchers pinpointed an optimal intake of 1.22 mg per day. While the findings are promising, more long-term studies are essential to confirm this vital connection.

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A groundbreaking study from Hebei Medical University reveals that dietary copper may boost cognitive function in older Americans. Analyzing data from 2,420 adults aged 60 and above, researchers pinpointed an optimal intake of 1.22 mg per day. While the findings are promising, more long-term studies are essential to confirm this vital connection.