Alzheimer care

There are 7 stages of Alzheimer's. Stages of Alzheimers can be in varying ranges from 1 through 7 ranking. You will learn what 7 stages of Alzheimers are.

Anyone who has seen someone with Alzheimer’s knows there’s a lot of work that goes into caring for people. Alzheimer's caregivers are heros!

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Caring for a parent or senior loved one with dementia involves many skills, such as providing daily caregiving tasks, household management and participating in decision-making. With so much to do and so little time, establishing a daily care plan can help caregivers spend more meaningful time on productive activities with loved ones with dementia. Learn […]

Everyone is different, but this page will help you cope with Alzheimer's Final Stages and find the support you need. . .

Just Some Quick Background about the Genetics/causes of the Disease There is an undoubtable link between genetics and Alzheimer’s disease. In looking at genetic studies about diseases and risk factors, 2 categories are important, risk genes and deterministic genes (https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/what-is-alzheimers/causes-and-risk-factors). Risk genes make someone more likely to develop the disease, an increased risk but not a guarantee. Deterministic genes cause the disease, flat…

When a California woman was hit with early-onset dementia, she reclaimed her brain with natural approaches such diet, detox, hormone balancing and addressing infections.

When symptoms of dementia become too severe for assisted living communities to handle effectively, it is time to look into more specialized care, such as memory care. In this article, we discuss how memory care for Alzheimer's differs from assisted living. alzheimer | dementia

Lower your risk with these science-backed tips.