Dementia, a debilitating condition affecting millions worldwide, has long been considered irreversible. However, Dr. John den Boer, a renowned neurologist, has introduced a groundbreaking non-medicated treatment approach that challenges this belief. By focusing on holistic methods and lifestyle changes, his innovative approach offers hope to dementia patients. In this blog, we will explore the principles…
Music has been shown to improve agitation and behavioural difficulties in dementia patients. Even in their latter phases, people might tap a rhythm or sing a melody from infancy. Listening to soft, classical music can help cognition. Music activates centres in the brain through shared neural systems. The American Musical Therapy Association also wrote in…
Introduction CognoSpeak could become another tool for dementia detection. In the Health magazine published on June 30, 2023. AI may be able to detect symptoms of dementia by analyzing speech patterns. Researchers in the UK at the University of Sheffield developed it. The article states that “in early trials which included both Alzheimer patients and…
Dr. John den Boer is a leading expert on dementia and nutrition. He recently shared his wisdom on nutritional strategies for people with dementia. In this blog post, we will explore his advice in detail, providing readers with a comprehensive guide to help manage dementia through nutritional means. Whether you or someone you love is…
As we age, we do not have to worry about developing dementia. It is beacuse now there are ways to decrease our risk of having dementia. Much research focuses on sleep’s role in people’s lives. In addition, getting enough sleep plays an important role in a healthy lifestyle. However, it is recommended that people get…
According to the World Health Organization, brain health attracts attention from society for many reasons. If our brains are challenged by disease, a person’s health and well-being are affected. There is no doubt that neurological disorders are the leading cause of disability and deaths in this country. Risk of increase in Dementia In the current…
About 55,000 Americans, according to the Alzheimer’s Association, have frontotemporal dementia (FTD). However, it makes up 10-20% of all dementia cases. Nerve cell loss in FTD affects control conduct, judgment, and empathy. Bruce Willis, a dementia patient In Dementia, a patient might make poor sexual comments and inappropriate sexual touches to themselves or others. Surprisingly,…
Dementia involves changes in the brain involving amyloid beta plaques and tangles. This results in the loss of neurons and their connections. Thus, it affects a person’s ability to remember and think. Here are some medications that will help you treat Dementia and other cognitive diseases. Medication for Treating Dementia According to the U.S. Food…