Supporting Cognitive Health Through Targeted Nutrition

This resource presents findings from the LipiDiDiet trial, the longest intervention study in prodromal Alzheimer’s disease (Mild Cognitive Impairment), with participants followed for up to 8 years. The featured Soininen et al. 2017 publication reports results after 2 years of a specific multi-nutrient intervention designed to support synapse function, membrane integrity, and overall brain health. The study offers robust evidence on how targeted nutrition may help slow cognitive decline and preserve daily functioning in at-risk individuals.

Who Can Benefit and What You’ll Gain

This content is particularly valuable for neurologists, geriatricians, dietitians, general practitioners, and allied health professionals involved in dementia prevention and care. From this resource, you will discover:

• The long-term impact of multi-nutrient intervention in prodromal Alzheimer’s disease.
• Evidence for improvements in memory and daily function over two years.
• Insights into neuroprotective mechanisms linked to nutritional support.
• Practical guidance for integrating nutrition into early Alzheimer’s care plans.
• Data that can inform patient and caregiver education programs.

Access and Apply the Full Insights

Download the complete resource directly from our page and click “View Content” to explore the full data, clinical trial findings, and detailed practice recommendations. More in-depth results, long-term follow-up insights, and guidance on implementing nutritional strategies for Alzheimer’s disease are available in the complete publication.