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Energy Metabolism and Cognitive Aging
Participants 60 and older with and without Parkinson's disease who have mild cognitive decline will be randomized to either a standard higher carbohydrate diet or a carbohydrate-restricted ketogenic diet for 8 weeks. The main hypothesis is that nutritional ketosis will improve memory functioning. Pre and post-memory testing will be performed. Subjects will also provide blood samples and a subset of subjects with receive magnetic resonance brain imaging.
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