When memory falls into oblivion #722624

Memory loss, one of the first signs of Alzheimer's disease, is an irrecoverable process, although there are measures that help slow it down. Memory decline can be slowed down. Slowing the loss of this cognitive function is possible even in the case of Alzheimer's disease, where memory impairment is the most obvious symptom. Caring for a person with some type of brain disorder, such as Alzheimer's, poses many challenges for the caregiver. Exercising the mind not only keeps the brain in shape, but also slows down the process of faculties that comes with age. Weight loss when suffering from Alzheimer's can double the risk of mortality if adequate nutritional measures are not applied. Diet is added to the list of preventive measures in the fight against cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.

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