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Alzheimer Introduction

Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia, is a progressive brain disease that disrupts memory, thinking, and behavior. Its hallmark feature is the buildup of protein plaques and tangles, leading to a gradual decline in cognitive abilities. While a diagnosis can feel daunting, remember, you’re not alone. Millions navigate this journey alongside you, and together, we can find ways to shine through the fog.

Signs and Symptoms

Early symptoms can be subtle, often mistaken for normal aging. Be mindful of these warning signs

Memory lapses

Occasional forgetfulness that disrupts daily life or routines.

Trouble with familiar tasks

Difficulty completing everyday activities like cooking or driving.

Language difficulties

Struggling to find the right words or follow conversations.

Digestive Issues

Bloating, gas, or discomfort may point to food intolerances or gut imbalance.

Confusion

Disorientation with time, place, or people, even in familiar settings.

Mood Swings

Sudden emotional changes, from calm to anxious or irritable.

Withdrawal from Activities

Losing interest in hobbies, social events, or regular routines once enjoyed.

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