Canola Oil Impairs Learning Ability and Memory

Canola is a cheaper alternative to olive oil and is most widely used in the world. The consumption of canola oil in the diet with worsened memory, worsened learning ability and weight gain in mice which model Alzheimer's disease.

canola oil can impair learning ability and memory
- canola oil is a widely used vegetable oil and less expensive
- long term use may result in weight gain
- consumption may result in formation of tau proteins leading to Alzheimer's disease

Canola Oil Impairs Learning Ability, Worsens Memory

Canola oil is more harmful than healthful for the brain as it can increase the risk of Alzheimerâ€™s disease. Read More

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