How to PREVENT Dementia: 12 SIMPLE Steps
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2022
- Dementia is one of the biggest burdens that we have in healthcare. No family will be untouched by this difficult condition. There are things though that you can start doing today to help decrease your risk of developing it. Learn how you can take charge of your health and today and give yourself the best chance to keep your mind clear for years to come!
If you want to read further here is the article in the journal LANCET:
www.thelancet.com/article/S01...
Here's a breakdown of the steps:
00:14 - Avoid Head Injuries
00:51 - Avoid or Treat Diabetes
01:14 - Control Blood Pressure
01:44 - Protect or Treat Hearing Loss
02:18 - Seek Education
02:45 - Avoid Excess Alcohol
03:07 - Stop Smoking
03:28 - Avoid Air Pollution
03:44 - Lose Weight
04:04 - Exercise
04:28 - Treat Depression
04:52 - Be Social!
If you have a family member who is struggling with dementia, here is a great resource:
The 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide to Caring for People Who Have Alzheimer Disease and Other Dementia
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1. Avoid head injury
2. Avoid diabetes
3. Control High BP
4. Avoid hearing loss
5. Never stop learning
6. Avoid excessive alcohol consumption
7. No smoking
8. Avoid air pollution
9. Weight loss
10. Exercise
11. Treat depression
12. Be social
Thank you
it's easy to treat depression but to treat it effectively is as difficult as effectively treating demential
I have sarcoidosis, controlled high blood pressure, mild C.P. on my right side. Also pre diabetic. My sister is a long time vegan. She swims, hikes, bikes ... And she has the early onset of dementia. I have all the other issues. But at almost 67 years of age, I am still kicking! You do the best you can, nothing else seems to matter much to me. Staying positive is also a plus. My sister is 69. I can't remember the last time she has touched a dessert, or anything with preservatives. One just doesn't know what's next. Hopefully, they'll figure out a effective treatment for the disease soon.
Good, clear advice. Deserves a wider audience! Thanks.
What advice he does not mention statins which is problay the worse of all but it s a money maker so he wouldn't go there i see.
Very helpful and professional. Thank you Dr Richardson
He did not mention Statins which is problaly the worse one but its a money maker so why would he. Throw this man a peanut
Thank you!
Thanks sir
Thank you Dr.❤
He did not mention Statins which is about the worst of all but its a money maker ,no matter of all the harm it does so he left it out i see
Thank you for this valuable information =)
How about the money making Statins that he does not talk about which is the worst one i rate him zero and he deserves a peanut if hes lucky.
Very informative......thanks
If he wanted to truly infor you why did he not mention Statins it is plenty harmful throw this man a peanut
Good tips and helpful information.
Good tips throw this man a peanut for his tips. He never mention Statins which is problaly the worst one but its a money maker even though statins has a long long long long list of effects .
My grandpa had early onset alzheimer.. I'm scared that I'm gonna get it. I'm obese and depressed so things aren't looking good for me...
Me too.. but I am deciding today to take action and not get myself in that situation
Supplement with PQQ and a quality fish oil too. PQQ is a powerful, interesting antioxidant like agent.
what is PQQ??
Yes times 12 👍🙏👏🏻
I am pretty good at what you've said but all my friends have moved to the next town. I 'm one that needs a couple around but my husband won't move. The problem is we have no real friends here anymore. Things have changed so much.
I'm living alone, but I have a little Rescue dog who I walk every day, and although I have No friends near me at all, I often pass the same people most days, who are out walking Their dogs too, and we usually say hello, and have a little chat, it breaks the day up a little for me.
Is that something you could consider doing? If you don't want to actually get your own dog, perhaps you might be able to Foster one for a local animal shelter near you, until it gets a Forever Home.
It could help you a Lot.
My grandfather looks like he’s progressing into the early stage, occasionally blaming and accusing others of doing stuff, especially me, even when I’m the one who surprisingly is the one who cares for him the most (I’m the grandson).He loses his temper at my grandma easily. One moment he’s being unreasonable, the other moment he’s feeling remorseful. My dad is done with him and is being so rude to him and thus I have to make him feel better. When I do everything with him, there are more things he can blame and accuse me of (example not telling him something when I literally said it 20 times throughout the whole day) and even trying to use threats like (I won’t come anymore). What should I do?
I do all of these but what I'm curious is, does maintaining your brain at constant stress (like intensely studying) is a good or bad thing? I mean, when I was in college I studied so so hard to squeeze knowledge it gave me all sort of anxieties. Now I'm 54 and still has the habit of not just casually learning things but studying something new with a goal (a degree or a certificate on the subject) to the point of giving the same anxieties (which I feel as something good! Just like exercise you got a sweat or you're just cheating.) Then I see my peers just going about life in a robotic routine way without, for instance, pretty much NEVER picking a book to read. And sometimes I wonder which one is heathier brainwise.
I am working on four of these thanks 😂
He says nothing about Statins that can cause death and when it causes a heart attack they just up your statins to more? Forget about a brain working but its a money maker so he just would not want to go there the more the people don't know the more the profits when its problaby the worse one for the brain. Give him a peanut or a rock for his good deeds of information.
I have had hypertension for 38 years.i got it at 23 and could of had it before that
you might have mentioned, "No sugar!"
Well how about Statins which is problay the worst one. Give him a peanut for his wonderful doctor advice
I want to see how this guy is in 20 - 30yrs
There were 20 points but he forgot the other 8
Like Statins
Also, the older i get is safer to have a less large social net work. It decreases the chance of me going to jail.....
Sorry, but in some places is not very well recomended, nor seeing, being "happy", they see you as unhealthy competition....
NOT ONE WORD ABOUT STATINS WHICH IS PROBLY THE WORSE OF ALL BUT WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO TELL THIS TRUTH, TOO MUCH MONEY IN IT RIGHT?