Dementia & Swallowing: 5 Essential Mealtime Strategies You Need to Know #dysphagia #dementia
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Dementia & Swallowing: 5 Essential Mealtime Strategies You Need to Know #dysphagia #dementia
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She has learned to manage her mother's dysphagia due to dementia 馃檪
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She has learned to manage her mother's dysphagia due to dementia 馃檪
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Here are three common denominators I've seen in middle-aged women that often lead to dementia diagnoses later in life. I've been in the functional medicine space for more than 25 years, and here's the truth. Dementia doesn't start at 75. It starts decades earlier, quietly, while every lab on your chart says normal. Number one: Untreated hearing loss. Dementia researchers rank it as one of the single largest contributors to dementia risk. It gets dismissed, because a hearing aid feels like admitt
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Knowing the diagnosis is the key to knowing how to treat it when it come to dementia 馃 Did you know there were different types? Alzheimer's takes new memories first. Vascular hits processing speed and planning. Lewy body can bring visual hallucinations, acting out dreams, and movement changes. Frontotemporal often starts with behavior or language. Plenty of people have more than one at the same time, and I see that constantly. We are discussing all month in honor of Alzheimer鈥檚 Awareness Month.
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As a speech language pathologist, I鈥檝e had many people referred to me for swallowing issues. Sometimes these issues are new and the person has never experienced difficulty with medication previously. This may indicate a new swallowing disorder. However, many times people report that they鈥檝e always struggled with taking medications. That鈥檚 where some of these tricks can really come into play! Share with me in the comments what tricks work for you so we can all learn something new today! #dementia
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You've been told dementia is genetic. A 26-year study says that's mostly wrong. Here's the truth almost nobody over 50 hears: your dementia risk isn't written in your DNA. It's written in three numbers you can change starting this week. A new NYU Langone study followed more than 12,000 people for 26 years and found that those who reached their 60s with three risk factors under control lived nearly 13 more years with their memory intact. The three? Normal blood pressure, no diabetes, and not smok
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