Mine is strange wooxy head pressure heavy head dont feel.like me foggy brain memory is ok can write etc but as soon as i stand all goes weird

My problem is woozy heads standing upright feels wierd not feel myself heavy heads pressure depression feel very bad foggy heads cant do anything but can understand everything

Feel like in a fog

What about woozy head pressure depression feel like heavy head .foggy head wierd feeling

Deborah is a really good interviewer. She lets the guest talk without interrupting, and when she asks questions, it is clear that she has in mind the answers that the listeners want to hear. She's a very good advocate for those interested in learning about dementia, be they patients or carers.

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Art ,and Research participation. COMMUNITY Advocate for more Supportive action, for community groups. ❤

We need to make Our Dementia Journey as easy to travel as our Cancer Journey ❤My Cancer Journey is on the 25th Year, two Surgeries.

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❤Hi Deborah, I Cancer and Dementias Human 😂with PTSD and Anxiety. ❤I would love to speak with you ❤

I'm a little disappointed, it honestly looks like an advertisement for some exclusive clinic, the research is not clear, he can't say much, but they definitely apply an individual approach = a lot of testing and examination and individual advice = good factory for money

Hi teepa. My mother has always been a happy person. She is showing signs of dementia and (is undiagnosed,)and seems to be depressed alot. Her fun personality is quickly turning into a negative personality. We are not allowed to correct her in ANYTHING, If she says the sky is pink then we have to agree with her. I really want to try and turn her back into the laughing clown she once was. Even just to be happy again. Please give me some tips on how I can do this. I'm working during the day and come home to cook dinner. By the time I have to sit and do things with her, it's gone dark and her negativity or sleeping has set in.

Is it ok to tell him Friends are dead when they ask When they have Dementia short term

This is on of the best one My husband has short term Dementia But when i play music at the Retirement home , he gets tears Should i still play music

My husband has short term Dementia He got Covid and lost his strength I had to put him in a Retirement Home I'm 80 bad back He would like to come home at time Is it bad to have him there Will his Dementia advance faster

Wow!!!

Is intermittent fasting the secret to better brain health? Increased production of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF): BDNF is a protein that supports the survival of existing neurons and encourages the growth of new neurons and synapses. Fasting can increase BDNF levels, which may lead to improved cognitive function, learning and memory. Fasting may have several benefits for the brain, including: - Increased resistance to stress Fasting can help the brain resist stress, including oxidative stress - and inflammation. This may reduce the risk of brain disorders. - Promotes neurogenesis Fasting may promote the growth of new neurons in the hippocampus, which is involved in learning, memory, and emotion. - Improves cognitive performance Fasting may optimize neuron bioenergetics, plasticity, and resilience to stress, which can enhance cognitive performance. - Protects against neurodegenerative disorders Fasting may help prevent neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's. - Improves physical performance Fasting may enhance physical performance, as shown in mice that were put on an alternate-day fasting diet while training on a treadmill. Does fasting remove brain plaque? Intermittent fasting may improve autophagic functions, which could aid in the removal of harmful protein clumps like amyloid-beta, a sign of Alzheimer's disease. Fasting improves cognition, stalls age-related cognitive decline, usually slows neurodegeneration, reduces brain damage and enhances functional recovery after stroke, and mitigates the pathological and clinical features of epilepsy and multiple sclerosis in animal models.

How can one be involved in a study?

Did you have head problems dizzy pressure in head tightness depression .wow you are good

There is an Association between ADHD in Adults with Lewy body disease. They are 2 studies of Angel Golimstok of Argentina. The most recent was some months ago and published in American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.

So sad so.young

So no dizziness

Anyone have woozy / dizzy heads heavy pressure head .feel foggy all.the time not heard of my symptoms of dementure but cant do anything stand because of my head pressures

Excellent video 😊🎉🎉

What a wonderful person!

Please talk about short term dementia

Is it possible to give us an update on this Sava drug? Phase 3 rethink has been completed and we are waiting on the results. Hoping that SAVA will be option for our love ones. Already lost someone. Hoping to have different option that has less side effects so that anyone can have a safer option for treatment.. Anyway an update would be encouraging.

Is there a more recent update on Lonni? I am 67 and have LBD with Parkinsonism. Symptoms started several years ago with hallucinations. It’s a strange journey.

EmCell in Ukraine is legal and regulated by the state government

My dad just got diagnosed with early dementia, he’s 70 years old he’s very active and he will like to try this

My memory is fine , my problem is language issues, mostly paraphasia

I think you'd waves like nature sounds or brownwaves has very much a positive impact on memory due to brain cleansing just like a body going through a cleanse to detox and remove toxins

❤Thanks Betsy❤From 🇦🇺🦘Australia ❤

❤Music and Art is something that help me.

Mine was probable Alzheimer's, But it was monitored, and it's Lewy Bodies Dementia with Parkinson's.

I wish you the best Betsy. Thank you for sharing your story.

😂um umi i mean

I'm so grateful for this information! Thank you!!!

I've been telling the Family this for 3-4 MONTHS

THANK YOU TEEPA ❤

So what do we do to prevent delirium?

Sorry ftd

My husband was recently diagnosed with lewy body dementia with frontal temporal variant. I've asked the neurologist several times if that means it's fed also. Our first neurologist gave us a diagnosed of fed after over a year of telling us it's just caused from seizures he just started having. I understand these ladies frustration

She does not like to do anything if I’m not doing it with her

My mother has Alzheimer’s dementia. She sleeps for 16 to 18 plus. She hates to shower over a month. I’m exhausted. She is deaf or selective at times. She states she does not understand the language. She is contrary to everything. Lately is not eating. She is 86. I have been taking care of Her for 5 years and 6 months. I do the sponge bath. She was bilingual now is native language. However insist on speaking English when people speak in her native language

This was really helpful. Thank you.

His KZbin presentation, which he mentions at the end, is excellent. ❤

It's great to see a follow up of Doreen, thank you. ❤

If they go toMoron ....It is very Easy to get the diagnosis even if the diagnosis is INCORRECT.!!!!! Marwan doesn't care!!!! It is not about the patient it is ONLY about "MORON"

NO, Let ME introduce YOU!!! to the REAL "Moron" Sabbagh He INTENTIONALLY misdiagnosed me with Alzheimer's IN 2016 (it is now 2024 because I refused to take an experimental and expensive drug called Asaii LeQemBI He is the most incompetent and dangerous doctor I have ever met. He refuses to delete his intentional Misdiagnosis which continues to negatively impact our lives. He is immoral and therefore INCOMPETENT.