Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a rather new phenomena in records of our species. Until recently, AD has typically affected older people, but in Finland, which has most cases of Alzheimer's disease per capita in the world, researchers have noted what they call “early-onset dementia (EOD), characterized by the onset of the disease before the age of 65”. Despite having similar biology, environment, and socio-culture, AD is twice as prevalent in Finland compared to Sweden and also twice as common among women. Alzheimer's is associated s with sudden aggression, which is congruent to relational aggressiveness, typically a female phenomenon which is very common in Finland. 40% of school kids are affected. Why is AD so prevalent in Finland? Change in language, which led to an increase of tribalism. The implication: sustaining false conclusions from North Karelia Project deprived Finns from eating butter, meat, and salt, and increased the consumption of sugar ultra-processed food, a 'lethal' combination for the brain (and the heart). It seems like Finnish women's relational aggressiveness is the precursor (marker) to Alzheimer's. 9 pages.
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