Summary
Emerging research suggests that skin health may influence dementia risk by modulating systemic inflammation. As skin ages and its barrier weakens, toxins and irritants may penetrate more easily, triggering chronic inflammation that, over time, could damage the blood-brain barrier and contribute to neurodegeneration. A study found that older adults with poorer skin barrier function experienced faster declines in verbal memory. Chronic inflammatory skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis also appear linked to higher dementia risk. While scientists haven’t proven a direct cause-and-effect, they’re now testing whether improving skin hydration through moisturizing might help protect cognitive health.
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