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Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world, and for a good reason. Not only is tea delicious, but it also has many health benefits. In this post, we will discuss a particular health benefit of tea: tea and dementia. Regarding whether drinking tea prevents Alzheimer’s disease or not? Quite a bit […]

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 […]

Despite all the modern medical advances in curing ailments, Alzheimer’s remains a cure-less disease. More than 5 million people worldwide suffer from this degenerative illness. A few modern drugs can alleviate mild memory loss, but scientists still need to understand the disease better and come up with new treatment strategies. Alzheimer’s is one of the […]

Would you believe me if I said consuming B vitamins to prevent Alzheimer’s can actually prove effective? Hold on! This is not a theory based on science fiction; we have evidence!  Many experts believe B vitamins can protect us against Alzheimer’s disease and, in general, the cognitive decline that comes with ageing. But how accurate […]

People live longer and healthier thanks to public health and healthcare improvements. However, the other side of these improvements is the increased number of people living with chronic diseases like dementia. In this regard, diet and nutrition play a vital role in maintaining health and well-being. Although eating and having a proper diet is part […]

Did you know that more than 200 diseases and injuries are associated with alcohol use? The harmful use of alcohol causes 3 million deaths every year, which is 5.3% of all deaths. Even worse, recent research has shown the adverse effects of excessive alcohol consumption on both short- and long-term health, including brain damage, which […]

Despite different factors that affect dementia and Alzheimer’s progress, the diet has gained increasing interest among scientists and nutrition experts who works in this field. Researchers say that diet may influence the mechanism underlying Alzheimer’s and dementia. These mechanisms are oxidative stress, inflammation, and vascular abnormalities, which may increase the risk of these diseases. In […]