Dementia is a real problem and hardship in families. The stress is compounded as family members try to learn how to deal with things and where therapeutic lies are often a part of the solution. It’s a struggle.
Some of these simple tips might surprise you. They are all backed by numerous studies. Bacteria that cause gum disease can spread to the brain. It goes into the bloodstream then the brain is exposed and dementia results. So brush and floss to reduce the risk of memory lapses by 41%.
Daily physical chores that use major muscle groups are essential. Most people get 17 minutes of exercise a day simply by moving about. So twenty-five minutes of exercise a day can help the brain function as if its 11 years younger. (Just dance).
There are some movements that can be helpful. You can try sweeping the floors, doing the laundry, light housekeeping, a 15-minute walk, relaxing stretches and singing.
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Are you prepared to fight dementia?
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Dementia is a very serious illness. I know some people who have this disease. They suffer themselves and their loved ones.
i lost my father to this horrible disease.
My Mom went that way with Parkinson’s as well. It was a long battle for her. My father did not deal with it at all.
My dad, a former college professor could not let go of who he had been. It was horrible to watch.
Not sure if you can ever be prepared. It is a full time job. Hugs to you.
It’s not the first time, so perhaps I am at least a little more mentally prepared.
I published an article on Virily about a tonic that changes your life and fights dementia. You can find it. It is a tonic you must drink in the mornings with turmeric, apple vinegar, black pepper, and ginger. It will help you a lot, hope you can read it try it. I give it to my parents.
what is the post titled @Halcombe Norilsk
“The tonic that will change your life”. Here is the link: https://virily.com/virily_poll/the-tonic-that-will-change-your-life/
Looks like all we need to do to fight dementia is to do the daily chores.
Good post.
Thank you. I appreciate your #kind comment.
Sure I know how to spell risk. I don’t know how to type! Staff, feel free to fix it!