In this post, I have listed the top 10 brain diseases that have the worst symptoms and a high mortality rate. This is an educational article. Brain diseases can be tricky sometimes. They don’t always put a person on a deathbed but can make life agonizingly difficult. Especially, the ones with symptoms like seizures and … Read moreTop 10 Brain Diseases Of All Time
These celebrities may not be as big as Elvis, but are known across the globe for their talents. Let’s look at 3 famous people with Huntington’s disease.
If you ever have heard about brain disorders like Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, you would definitely be having doubts concerning their connection to each other. Alzheimer’s disease can be treated partially to make patients life easy — it is important that you get it diagnosed by your general physician in early stages—its true that, with … Read moreAre Alzheimer’s and Dementia the same thing?
Following a fancy diet plan seems to be the go-to solution for all mental health-related problems. Some people also say a ketogenic diet can help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. I am wondering if there is any truth in it? For a condition like Alzheimer’s Disease, where so much research and case studies are ongoing, surely there … Read moreDoes Ketogenic Diet help prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?
The degree to which Alzheimer’s disease can affect someone’s intelligence varies from person to person. People in the early onset stage can easily perform day to day tasks. They might also go to work regularly. But the road becomes a lot tougher for those who are in later stages of the disease.Going to work becomes … Read moreHow does Alzheimer’s Disease affect Intelligence?
As an amateur caregiver, you can perform a ton of nonmedical interventions to comfort Alzheimer’s patients and make life easy for them. By getting them to live the life that they wished they would be living if they were healthy like everyone else, you make them feel one of your own and make your intent … Read moreWhat are some nonmedical interventions to comfort Alzheimer’s patients?