Ketones, too. https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&q=ketosis+neuroplas...

Ketosis is already famously-known for its ability to significantly placate epilepsy. There might be some "there" there.

Brain is made of it, so the anti-statin story goes.

Math is fun.

Here's a prime example of the typical article suggesting that statins are bad for the brain:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/diagnosis-diet/20170...

On one hand author argues that dietary cholesterol doesn't pass the blood brain barrier. Author also says that low brain cholesterol should not be a problem because some vegans have high cholesterol. Well, that high cholesterol is from measuring the blood, so seems like a conflicting argument.

I may be naive, but math seems to be the subject with the post potential for transfer.