Driving requires quick decision-making, focus, and good judgment. As dementia progresses, these abilities decline, making driving unsafe. Families should monitor signs of impaired driving, such as confusion, getting lost, or slow reaction times. Having conversations...
While no diet can fully reverse dementia, proper nutrition plays a crucial role in brain health. Diets rich in antioxidants, healthy fats, and essential nutrients may slow cognitive decline. The Mediterranean and MIND diets, for example, emphasize brain-boosting foods...
Intimacy is a natural part of life, even for those with dementia. However, cognitive decline can raise concerns about consent, safety, and emotional well-being. Families and caregivers should approach the topic with sensitivity, ensuring that relationships remain...
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