Ask on a medical forum, don't ask the idiots on this site.

The doctors on here are never right

It's awful seeing someone you love forgetting who you are and what's going on. Just be there for them as best you can.

just be there keep talking about memories you share and try not to show how much it scares you

Dementia is the uks biggest killer. Thats what shocked me. My father inlaw passed away with/from it. He was happy. The last time i seen him he was saying to me sshh they are planning my 21st birthday and its a secret he was 78 God bless him.
This was a man that would walk the length of aberdeen to go to his work. Work a full hard shift then walk home. Take his dog for a walk every evening do his garden. Flowers at the front fruit and veg bain the back. Play golf. Go fishing. The man never sat down. Stone deef mind but very funny.
In the end he couldnt get upstairs to his bathroom or bedroom . When it took him it took him quick.

I don't think there's anyone I could hate enough to watch them live like that. Putting yourself in the bin should defo be a thing, your job on this mortal plain is done. Give in to peace

Very cruel way for someone to go. Thats very sad.

What's this topic about, again?

What i wanna know is how to prevent or slow down getting it. Is it hereditary? Is there anything that my son as a young man can do to prevent him from getting thus humiliating disease.

You really need to speak to a doctor about this. Not here or google.

Oh of course. Google nope. Am just generally speaking...whats abouts. This and Parkinson. Our friend Mr Hosie had that. Millionaire and no natter how much money he had to help him he was taking so brutally. I think he is on you tube speaking of this. I go find a link...if i remember lol

I did hear something interesting lately.. So you know toxoplasmosis? The thing you get from cats? Well, what they found was a link between that and dementia/alzheimer's. Crazy cat ladies explained.. Possibly. Just read up on it yourself.

Interview with George Hosie (northern lights)

This man had a zest for life. The knowledge he had about this was amazing.

Is that that thing when the disease wants you dead as in you feel an overpowering urge to kill yourself?

It's linked to risk taking behaviour as well, studies done linked infection with men in powerful positions. fu*k knows how many of us are kicking about with that sh*t in our brains

certain vegetables are meant to help
lets face it tho many cases of dementia are actually creutzfeldt-jakob disease

CBD oil, when bonded to these receptors, helps the brain in producing more dopamine which is known to inhibit the symptoms of Parkinson's disease. A study conducted in 2017 showed that CBD blocks a receptor known as GPR6 which is known to cause some impaired movements in a patient with Parkinson's.

Like piggle said, linked to risk taking.

*waves at piggle*

The thing I heard about was an increased risk of traffic accidents in those exposed to the organism. Isn't that bizarre, this is presumably all another way that the organism seeks to perpetuate itself. You know.. Car crash - you die - stray cat eats you: circle of life.

Between a quarter and half the people on earth may be infected?

only watched half of the video but it was on the benefits (only over the longer term) of CBD in Alzheimer sufferers.
like I said I didn't get far watching, maybe it's something worth googling to see if anything to it.