Diet and Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's begins with forgetfulness, but over time affects speech and coordination along with drastic behavioral changes. The right diet may lower your risk by 40%. So isn't a diet change worth it?
Alzheimer's begins with forgetfulness, but over time affects speech and coordination along with drastic behavioral changes. The right diet may lower your risk by 40%. So isn't a diet change worth it?
‘Alzheimer's is irreversible dementia. There are various other causes of dementia that are preventable or reversible. Early diagnosis and treatment of dementia could help make the disease reversible.’
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The new study suggests that a ketogenic diet alters the bacterial communities in the human gut and helps decrease biomarkers of Alzheimer's disease among those suffering from MCI. Read More..
"In our conservative society, dementia often affects social and family relations, including loss of employment, reduction in work hours, relationships ending, and even the need to relocate or modify living arrangements arises. Possible solutions to counter this problem are being investigated for decades, and this new study provides a glimpse of hope," stated Dr. Simanchal Mishra, Senior Consultant Neuro Physician, Medicover Hospitals.
"While quitting smoking and alcohol, exercising for at least 150 minutes a week, and eating a healthy diet, are suggested to prevent Alzheimer's disease, the new research unveils that lower calories food forces a human body to save energy, and this leads to decline in body temperature, and this too helps in preventing dementia. Additionally, reading, writing, learning new languages or musical instruments, maintaining an active social life are highly advised to ensure Alzheimer's is kept at bay," he said.
Genetics of Alzheimer’s disease
There are numerous genes that have been discovered that are associated with Alzheimer’s disease and indicate increased risk, aiding genetic counseling and better care.
There are numerous genes that have been discovered that are associated with Alzheimer’s disease and indicate increased risk, aiding genetic counseling and better care.
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World Alzheimer�s Day - Let�s Talk About Dementia
World Alzheimer’s Day is celebrated on 21st September every year to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The theme for the year 2020 is ‘Let’s talk about dementia’.
World Alzheimer’s Day is celebrated on 21st September every year to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The theme for the year 2020 is ‘Let’s talk about dementia’.
World Alzheimer�s Day: Let�s Not Forget the Forgetful
World Alzheimer’s Day is celebrated on 21st September every year. It aims to create awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and show support and solidarity towards those living with the condition.
World Alzheimer’s Day is celebrated on 21st September every year. It aims to create awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and show support and solidarity towards those living with the condition.
