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Simple ways to reduce the risk of dementia... and why are doctors not telling patients about them? Interesting opinion piece by Dr. Niotis and Dr. Isaacson There's a lot we can do today! cnn.it/3ExyO5s

Older adults who regularly use the internet have half the risk of dementia compared to non-regular users bit.ly/3LhswuB

Foxtrot Health is excited to be joining Founder's Factory! More here: foxtrot.health/post/foxtrot-h… #dementia #startup

7 bad habits that sabotage your brain health:

"Prevention" is often a dirty word in some medical settings but it may represent a big opportunity for patients and families at risk of Dementia. "...study found that changing behaviors ... could reduce dementia cases by as much as 40%." cnn.com/2023/05/12/opi…

Here are some early warning signs to watch out for. They can help you decide if it's time for a diagnosis. #Alzheimer #cognitivedecline #brainhealth

@AdvancedBh great tips!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, reminding us of the vital connection between mental health and physical health. Prioritizing activities like getting enough sleep, exercising, practicing positive self-talk and seeking therapy can support your well-being. #mentalhealth

@alzheimerssoc Shoutout to this young man!👏

Abdulwase Sufian is recognised as a community icon by his peers for supporting Yemeni elders and people with dementia. It’s no wonder he has won the #DementiaHeroAward for Community. This award honours those that have improved lives for anyone with dementia in their community.

@LoriShemek Insightful! Thank you Dr!

Nitric Oxide is small molecule plays many important roles in the body and provides significant benefits for vascular health, heart health, blood pressure, athletic performance, overall healing and more. To boost levels, incorporate foods such as beets, pomegranates, garlic, spinach and many others. Exercise, breathe from the nose during exercise & the supplementation of L-arginine is very effective. The production of nitric oxide diminishes as we age and may be relevant to a number of diseases/health conditions.

@LoriShemek Insightful!

Alzheimer's is showing to be largely a lifestyle disease. A new study showing gut health may impact the potential of getting Alzheimer's. Sugar is now being shown to disrupt the highly important bacteria in our gut which governs hormones & more. Alzheimer's is now being referred to as Type 3 Diabetes. When we eat sugar, we are feeding the unhealthy gut bacteria - creating an abundance of them leading to health issues down the road.

Alzheimer's’ disease progresses slowly and becomes more common among seniors over 80 years.

Research says pet ownership may support daily activities and slow down Alzheimer’s progression. Spring is the perfect time to go outdoors with your pets and stay active!

You and your loved ones could be affected. These are the numbers in the US.

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