Preventing alzheimers

If your mom suddenly keeps misplacing her keys or your grandfather persistently calls you by your sister’s name, your mind might automatically jump to Alzheimer’s disease. But are these kinds of symptoms actually early signs of Alzheimer’s disease, or does it present differently in the beginning stages?

Just Some Quick Background about the Genetics/causes of the Disease There is an undoubtable link between genetics and Alzheimer’s disease. In looking at genetic studies about diseases and risk factors, 2 categories are important, risk genes and deterministic genes (https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/what-is-alzheimers/causes-and-risk-factors). Risk genes make someone more likely to develop the disease, an increased risk but not a guarantee. Deterministic genes cause the disease, flat…

This progressive neurodegenerative disorder robs us of our memories. Doctors detail the 6 stages of Alzheimer's disease, to aid in early detection.

Enlarge image . . . . . “Alzheimer’s disease isn’t a natural part of aging,” notes lead author Neal Barnard, M.D., president of the nonprofit Physicians Committee and an adjunct professor of medici…

When a California woman was hit with early-onset dementia, she reclaimed her brain with natural approaches such diet, detox, hormone balancing and addressing infections.

Lower your risk with these science-backed tips.

Prevent dementia by adopting these daily habits. This article outlines 12 practical lifestyle changes that support brain health and cognitive function. From staying mentally active to maintaining a balanced diet, discover how these habits can help you protect your memory and prevent cognitive decline – read now for actionable tips.

Understanding the disease progression helps us recognize changes in behavior and provide the right support. Symptoms will gradually worsen over time, however there are ways we can make life better at every stage.

Dr Jenny Brockis | #BrainHealth | Could B vitamins be a way to save your brain from Alzheimer’s? - Research on finding better ways to better diagnose, treat and ultimately prevent Alzheimer’s disease is being investigated around the globe on massive scale. Some researchers are concentrating on ways to prevent amyloid build up; others are looking at ways to increase brain functionality.

Mental decline or dementia is a term used to describe deterioration of the brain. Whether there is a diagnosis of dementia or not, prevention is key. Keep reading to learn how to prevent dementia and mental decline naturally. #dementia #howtopreventdementia

Are you concerned that you or or a loved one might be showing early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease? Alzheimer's is a progressive form of presenile dementia that

Researchers at UCL think the sign could be a very early indicator of Alzheimer's.

Diet for Alzheimer's

Regular readers know that I have a special sensitivity to Alzheimer’s and dementia as I have lost several family members who were afflicted. There are no guarantees about preventing Alzheimer…

People with Alzheimer's exhibit a loss of motor control along with cognitive decline, and one of the earliest signs of this decay can be spotted in involuntary eye movements known as saccades. These quick twitches of the eyes in Alzheimer's patients are often slower, less accurate, or delayed compared to those in healthy individuals. Researchers are exploring an alternative method using a more ubiquitous and less intrusive technology: earpiece microphones.

REVERSING ALZHEIMER’S - A guide to preventing and reversing dementia that offers hope, help, and a path forward.

Learn how to recognize the subtle yet crucial differences between memory loss associated with normal aging and the more concerning signs of dementia.

By the year 2050, the number of Americans over 65 who are living with Alzheimer's disease is expected to approach 14 million, according to @AlzAssociation. Save this pin as a reminder of what many researchers, doctors, and advocates say you can do to prevent the disease before it begins. #Alzheimers #AlzheimersAwareness #BrainHealth

In his new book, Dr. Restak explains how Alzheimer's can show up in everyday tasks.