“…In this sense, neurodegenerative diseases, among which the aforementioned AD, PE, multiple sclerosis (MS), or ALS stand out and whose etiologies are partly unknown, have a clear metabolic and inflammatory components. Among individuals who present mild cognitive impairment, a greater adherence to this diet reduces the risk of progression to AD by 48% (Dussaillant, Echeverría, Urquiaga, Velasco, & Rigotti, 2016), by covering their energy requirements (Henderson et al, 2009). In relation to the Mediterranean diet, a high adherence to this diet is associated with a low mortality and a lower risk of developing chronic diseases such as cancer, metabolic syndrome, depression, cardiovascular, and neurodegenerative diseases (Anderson & Nieman, 2016;Chedraui & Pérez-López, 2013;Estruch, 2014) such as AD, where the risk is reduced by almost 10%, as oxidative stress, inflammation, and beta-amyloid accumulation decrease (Samadi, Moradi, Moradinazar, Mostafai, & Pasdar, 2019).…”