Together Against Alzheimer’s

Stroke and Alzheimer’s disease are two of the most common and challenging disorders in the world. In both cases, the damage is gradual, and it can take years for symptoms to appear. Strokes are cerebrovascular disorders that frequently present in seniors and are associated with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia development. Thankfully, there are ways to prevent […]

Coffee can help people feel less tired, increase energy levels, and improve productivity, mood, and general mental function. Regarding coffee and Alzheimer’s and coffee and Dementia, there have been several studies. Regular consumption of moderate amounts of coffee (500 mg caffeine or 5 cups daily)is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Drinking coffee […]

Vascular dementia is a growing threat to seniors, and there is no known cure. A stroke most often causes vascular dementia, but it can also result from other types of injuries to the brain. As the disease advances, remembering things, thinking clearly, and walking can be difficult. If you’re a senior worried about vascular dementia, […]

Vascular dementia is a common type of dementia that affects blood vessels in your brain. Vascular dementia can affect people of any age, but it is most common in people over the age of 65. There are seven stages of vascular dementia, and different symptoms characterize each stage. In this article, we will discuss each […]

Brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cause irreversible damage to the mind. Movement, cognitive, and behavioural changes result from this damage to the brain since it vastly alters how the nerve cells function. This article aims to thoroughly examine these two conditions and investigate Parkinson’s Dementia and its signs, progression, and treatments. Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s; […]

Since different factors can cause different kinds of Dementia, a person may experience more than one form of Dementia at once. Whenever this occurs, the patient is diagnosed with mixed Dementia, clinically known as dementia-multifactorial. At least one out of every ten people with Dementia has more than one type. Unfortunately, mixed Dementia is significantly […]

Coffee can help people feel less tired, increase energy levels, and improve productivity, mood, and general mental function. Regarding coffee and Alzheimer’s and coffee and Dementia, there have been several studies. Regular consumption of moderate amounts of coffee (500 mg caffeine or 5 cups daily)is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Drinking coffee […]

If you’re concerned about developing Dementia, you’ve probably memorized the list of steps you should take to reduce your chances: eat a nutritious diet, exercise regularly, get enough sleep, and keep your mind and soul stimulated. A dementia test will help determine if you are on the right track. However, some of the drugs you […]

Dementia is a concern for a lot of people since we are not quite sure where it comes from, how it should be dealt with or how to prevent it. Perhaps, diet plays the greatest role in dealing with dementia since we eat every single day while we might accidentally skip exercise or even medication […]

The body’s health and strength depend on nutrition. Dementia patients require special attention due to this fact. Poor nutrition can lead to weight loss and behavioural changes in people with Alzheimer’s or dementia. And sadly, seniors may suffer from poor nutrition for a variety of reasons. However, when it comes to eating, dementia patients do […]

When sitting down for a meal, people with dementia may encounter many challenges. Eating and drinking are typical difficulties in middle and late-stage dementia. Dementia patients may also have trouble using knives and forks. People with dementia may find this frustrating and embarrassing. It can be confusing when it comes to condiments, such as putting […]

Cobalamin (vitamin B12) plays an essential role in forming red blood cells, regulating cell metabolism, regulating nerve function, and producing DNA. Dairy products, poultry, meat, and fish are all excellent sources of vitamin B12. According to a new study, vitamin B12 may reduce the risk of memory loss and Alzheimer’s disease. Vitamin B12 deficiency causes […]

Dementia is one of the leading threats to our aging population. This disease has the ability to disrupt a patient’s life and even affect their loved ones. But there are ways to reduce dementia risk, even if medications have no proven neuroprotective effect. Exercise for seniors appears to be one of the most effective lifestyle […]

Getting adequate sleep can be a challenge for seniors, especially if they suffer from insomnia. It may not be possible for them to wind down as they used to. As seniors age, they stop moving as much as they once did, which causes them to burn off less energy. Seniors are sometimes frustrated by such […]

In our senior years, we face the challenge of staying fit while avoiding fall injuries and joint problems. Yoga for seniors, particularly aqua Yoga, as well as other water-based exercises, can be the perfect solution to this problem. Yogis are adding modern “extras” to the ancient practice, such as aerial silks and free weights. Meditation […]

Yoga for seniors is one of the best ways to take care of their bodies. It enhances circulatory health and encourages deeper breathing patterns while increasing flexibility, strengthening and toning your muscles. We know why many people make a beeline for their local yoga class. But you don’t necessarily have to leave the house for […]

Are you searching for something to make your loved one more active? Do you want something suitable and wearable which can track their activity accurately and reliably? If so, you need a fitness tracker. But the fitness tracker you choose has to be accurate, easy to use and comfortable to wear, among other necessary features. […]

It seems unbelievable that there are more than 4 billion cellphone users on this planet. But let’s take a moment and ask what this fact is doing to our health. Text Neck, also known as Tech Neck, refers to a continuous stress injury caused by leaning forward while looking at a screen for a long […]

Stroke and Alzheimer’s disease are two of the most common and challenging disorders in the world. In both cases, the damage is gradual, and it can take years for symptoms to appear. Strokes are cerebrovascular disorders that frequently present in seniors and are associated with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia development. Thankfully, there are ways to prevent […]

Coffee can help people feel less tired, increase energy levels, and improve productivity, mood, and general mental function. Regarding coffee and Alzheimer’s and coffee and Dementia, there have been several studies. Regular consumption of moderate amounts of coffee (500 mg caffeine or 5 cups daily)is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Drinking coffee […]

Vascular dementia is a growing threat to seniors, and there is no known cure. A stroke most often causes vascular dementia, but it can also result from other types of injuries to the brain. As the disease advances, remembering things, thinking clearly, and walking can be difficult. If you’re a senior worried about vascular dementia, […]

Vascular dementia is a common type of dementia that affects blood vessels in your brain. Vascular dementia can affect people of any age, but it is most common in people over the age of 65. There are seven stages of vascular dementia, and different symptoms characterize each stage. In this article, we will discuss each […]

Brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cause irreversible damage to the mind. Movement, cognitive, and behavioural changes result from this damage to the brain since it vastly alters how the nerve cells function. This article aims to thoroughly examine these two conditions and investigate Parkinson’s Dementia and its signs, progression, and treatments. Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s; […]

Since different factors can cause different kinds of Dementia, a person may experience more than one form of Dementia at once. Whenever this occurs, the patient is diagnosed with mixed Dementia, clinically known as dementia-multifactorial. At least one out of every ten people with Dementia has more than one type. Unfortunately, mixed Dementia is significantly […]

Stroke and Alzheimer’s disease are two of the most common and challenging disorders in the world. In both cases, the damage is gradual, and it can take years for symptoms to appear. Strokes are cerebrovascular disorders that frequently present in seniors and are associated with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia development. Thankfully, there are ways to prevent […]

Coffee can help people feel less tired, increase energy levels, and improve productivity, mood, and general mental function. Regarding coffee and Alzheimer’s and coffee and Dementia, there have been several studies. Regular consumption of moderate amounts of coffee (500 mg caffeine or 5 cups daily)is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Drinking coffee […]

Vascular dementia is a growing threat to seniors, and there is no known cure. A stroke most often causes vascular dementia, but it can also result from other types of injuries to the brain. As the disease advances, remembering things, thinking clearly, and walking can be difficult. If you’re a senior worried about vascular dementia, […]

Vascular dementia is a common type of dementia that affects blood vessels in your brain. Vascular dementia can affect people of any age, but it is most common in people over the age of 65. There are seven stages of vascular dementia, and different symptoms characterize each stage. In this article, we will discuss each […]

Brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cause irreversible damage to the mind. Movement, cognitive, and behavioural changes result from this damage to the brain since it vastly alters how the nerve cells function. This article aims to thoroughly examine these two conditions and investigate Parkinson’s Dementia and its signs, progression, and treatments. Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s; […]

Since different factors can cause different kinds of Dementia, a person may experience more than one form of Dementia at once. Whenever this occurs, the patient is diagnosed with mixed Dementia, clinically known as dementia-multifactorial. At least one out of every ten people with Dementia has more than one type. Unfortunately, mixed Dementia is significantly […]

There are many reasons to stay away from Diabetes or to keep it under control if you already have it. For example, there are higher risks of heart disease, stroke and a foot or leg amputation. However, let’s never forget that Diabetes is also a significant risk factor for dementia. While researchers are still figuring […]

If you’re a person with diabetes or one of your beloved ones is diabetic, you may know nutrition is the most challenging and vital matter. Nutrition in seniors with diabetes is of great importance, and they should always stay discreet about the foods and nutrients they receive through their daily diet. There will be no exaggeration if […]

As we age, we face various diseases that are the result of our diets. Diabetes and high blood sugar are among the most prevalent conditions we face during our old age. High sugar intake is one of the worst things we can do to our body because of its many adverse effects on our health. […]

Many older adults have diabetes. People with diabetes have high blood glucose, also known as blood sugar. However, the good news is that type 2 diabetes – the most common disease among older adults – can be delayed or prevented. Read more on diabetes in the elderly. In short, if you have diabetes, your body may […]

With age comes wisdom, and as you know, there is a price to pay for almost everything. Ailments and infections grow as we grow, and when we reach the age of 60, the chances of diabetes increase. At this age, the prevalence of diabetes is three times higher than in middle-aged people. One of the […]

Did you know for two years in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked the Mediterranean Diet as the best overall diet on the planet? Now that’s a rave review if we ever hear one! The Mediterranean diet is not a single diet but a diet pattern inspired by southern European countries’ diets. […]

Stroke and Alzheimer’s disease are two of the most common and challenging disorders in the world. In both cases, the damage is gradual, and it can take years for symptoms to appear. Strokes are cerebrovascular disorders that frequently present in seniors and are associated with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia development. Thankfully, there are ways to prevent […]

Coffee can help people feel less tired, increase energy levels, and improve productivity, mood, and general mental function. Regarding coffee and Alzheimer’s and coffee and Dementia, there have been several studies. Regular consumption of moderate amounts of coffee (500 mg caffeine or 5 cups daily)is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Drinking coffee […]

Vascular dementia is a growing threat to seniors, and there is no known cure. A stroke most often causes vascular dementia, but it can also result from other types of injuries to the brain. As the disease advances, remembering things, thinking clearly, and walking can be difficult. If you’re a senior worried about vascular dementia, […]

Vascular dementia is a common type of dementia that affects blood vessels in your brain. Vascular dementia can affect people of any age, but it is most common in people over the age of 65. There are seven stages of vascular dementia, and different symptoms characterize each stage. In this article, we will discuss each […]

Brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cause irreversible damage to the mind. Movement, cognitive, and behavioural changes result from this damage to the brain since it vastly alters how the nerve cells function. This article aims to thoroughly examine these two conditions and investigate Parkinson’s Dementia and its signs, progression, and treatments. Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s; […]

Since different factors can cause different kinds of Dementia, a person may experience more than one form of Dementia at once. Whenever this occurs, the patient is diagnosed with mixed Dementia, clinically known as dementia-multifactorial. At least one out of every ten people with Dementia has more than one type. Unfortunately, mixed Dementia is significantly […]