A New Year Look at November’s Brain Nutrition Research

Across 135 new open-access publications, new research highlights how lutein supports brain blood flow, choline rewires Alzheimer’s gene expression, vitamin D alters brain connectivity, carotenoids protect APOE ε4 carriers, microbiome-targeted interventions improve mood and migraine risk, and much more.

What's New in Nutrition-Driven Brain Science

Happy New Year!

Across 135 new publications with free text available, highlights from November 2025 brain nutrition research include:

  • Lutein intake protecting brain blood vessels

  • Choline shaping gene expression in Alzheimer’s models

  • Vitamin D altering brain connectivity in Parkinson’s and postpartum depression

  • Serum carotenoids associated with slower cognitive decline in APOE ε4 carriers

  • Gut Microbiome-Targeted Interventions improving depression and anxiety

  • Review of dietary interventions for migraine prevention

If something stands out, confuses you, or sparks a new idea, just hit reply.

Sarah Ferreira, MS, MPH, RD

Research Area

Cognitive Function, Memory and Neurodegeneration

Mood and Mental Health

Eating Disorders

Addiction, Eating Behavior and Food Choice

Neurodevelopmental Outcomes

Sleep Health and Insomnia

Brain Injury

Migraines, Epilepsy and Other Neurological

Other

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