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There is still no consensus on what causes Alzheimer’s. But a new way of thinking could transform how we treat it
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Worldwide, there are 10 million new cases of dementia every year – and roughly two-thirds of these are Alzheimer’s disease
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Staggering sums of money have been invested to try to understand the underlying cause, with much of the focus on one explanation
Alzheimers is a mostly preventable disease that affects millions.
It can start to take shape in your 30s 👀
Roughly 1% is hereditary.
That means 99% is more in your control than you think.
Here's what you can do to prevent one of the world's most intense incurable diseases:
It can start to take shape in your 30s 👀
Roughly 1% is hereditary.
That means 99% is more in your control than you think.
Here's what you can do to prevent one of the world's most intense incurable diseases:
There are 8 factors to know about.
1. Eat a low GL diet (glycemic load, don't worry I'll explain)
2. Eat healthy brain fats
3. Eat BVitamins
4. Eat Antioxidants
5. Eat probiotics (for healthy gut)
6. Move your body
7. Stay mentally sharp
8. Rest
So first, credibility, says who?
1. Eat a low GL diet (glycemic load, don't worry I'll explain)
2. Eat healthy brain fats
3. Eat BVitamins
4. Eat Antioxidants
5. Eat probiotics (for healthy gut)
6. Move your body
7. Stay mentally sharp
8. Rest
So first, credibility, says who?
Research conducted by the food for the brain charity that's got a range of the world's leading scientific experts including Professor David Smith who led Oxford University Pharmacology Dept.
Download the PDF report here:
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OK so, let's make it simple...
Download the PDF report here:
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OK so, let's make it simple...
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My research leads me to understand electric light use + low levels of magnesium are the primary causes of Alzheimers.
Melatonin is the primary remover of aluminium yet cortisol is too high to make enough & we do not have enough darkness at night.
My research leads me to understand electric light use + low levels of magnesium are the primary causes of Alzheimers.
Melatonin is the primary remover of aluminium yet cortisol is too high to make enough & we do not have enough darkness at night.
To improve your dementia use my Stark Dark Protocol
Address Environment:
1) Make bedroom totally dark. No standby lights. Use blackout blinds etc.
2) Switch off WiFi. Leave phone outside of room. Sleep away from electric sources.
3) Alter bed to use inclined bed therapy if poss.
Address Environment:
1) Make bedroom totally dark. No standby lights. Use blackout blinds etc.
2) Switch off WiFi. Leave phone outside of room. Sleep away from electric sources.
3) Alter bed to use inclined bed therapy if poss.
S1. Heal damage:
4) Drink warm milk with colostrum before bed to heal gut permeability. Human best, then goat, then bovine. For 2-4 weeks. I use baby bottle to mimic suckling per nature's design.
5) Take magnesium glycinate supplement 1hr before bed in dark. Stay in darkness.
4) Drink warm milk with colostrum before bed to heal gut permeability. Human best, then goat, then bovine. For 2-4 weeks. I use baby bottle to mimic suckling per nature's design.
5) Take magnesium glycinate supplement 1hr before bed in dark. Stay in darkness.
Today is #WorldAlzheimersDay!
A timely and accurate diagnosis is 🗝️ to providing better care for people with #dementia. Yet, many people around the world don't have access to diagnostic services.
More data on dementia 👉 bit.ly/2vVsIse
A timely and accurate diagnosis is 🗝️ to providing better care for people with #dementia. Yet, many people around the world don't have access to diagnostic services.
More data on dementia 👉 bit.ly/2vVsIse
#Dementia is not an inevitable consequence of ageing.
More support is needed for people w/ dementia, in
✅ primary health care
✅ specialist care
✅ community-based services
✅ rehabilitation
✅ long-term care
✅ palliative care.
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More support is needed for people w/ dementia, in
✅ primary health care
✅ specialist care
✅ community-based services
✅ rehabilitation
✅ long-term care
✅ palliative care.
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👥 Carers of people with #dementia also need support.
WHO's iSupport for dementia is a free skills and knowledge training that teaches family members and friends how to better support someone with dementia.
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WHO's iSupport for dementia is a free skills and knowledge training that teaches family members and friends how to better support someone with dementia.
Click here 👉bit.ly/3tVjV6O #WorldAlzheimersDay
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#Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of #dementia and may contribute to 60–70% of cases. People with dementia need access to care. Let's ensure the dignity of every person with a #MentalHealth condition is respected
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#Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of #dementia and may contribute to 60–70% of cases. People with dementia need access to care. Let's ensure the dignity of every person with a #MentalHealth condition is respected
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#Dementia is an illness characterized by a deterioration in cognitive function beyond what might be expected from normal ageing.
It is a major cause of disability and dependency among older people 👵👴
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It is a major cause of disability and dependency among older people 👵👴
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Reduce your #dementia risk by:
🏃♂️ Exercising regularly
🚭 Not smoking
🍺 Avoiding harmful use of alcohol
⚖️ Controlling your weight
🍐 Eating a healthy diet
✅ Maintaining healthy blood pressure, cholesterol & blood sugar levels
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🏃♂️ Exercising regularly
🚭 Not smoking
🍺 Avoiding harmful use of alcohol
⚖️ Controlling your weight
🍐 Eating a healthy diet
✅ Maintaining healthy blood pressure, cholesterol & blood sugar levels
👉 bit.ly/2vVsIse
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Today is #WorldAlzheimersDay 🧠 and this disease has been on #IRBBarcelona's agenda since its start.
@Eduard_puig is one of the committed scientists who recently made an important contribution to the field.
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@Eduard_puig is one of the committed scientists who recently made an important contribution to the field.
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In June, @Eduard_puig, @SoniaCiudad and Natalia Carulla, among others, revealed the specific ensembles of Aβ protein that have the capacity to disrupt the membrane of neurons, causing their death.
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In fact, the @ShorterLab, one of the 🔝groups in protein aggregation, published a review on their work in @TrendsNeuro.
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Here are our top ten tips for people with dementia to keep your eyes healthy... (Thread) #WorldAlzheimersDay
1. Ensure you have a sight test every two years, unless advised otherwise by an optometrist.
2 If you or your carer feel a traditional letter chart is unsuitable, don’t worry, optometrists have alternative ways to examine your vision
This #worldalzheimersday let's understand #Ayurveda can help such patients!!
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#Alzheimers is primely associated with vitiated Vata Dosha as per #Ayurveda. More than 1 million cases per year found in #India
Nasayam (Nasal ghee drops), Shirodhara (warm oil stream on forehead) Snehan (whole body massage with oil) found effective in #Alzheimers
