What Is Dementia? It is not possible to define Dementia exactly. Dementia isn’t one condition. Dementia is very complex and is called a syndrome, meaning, a collection of symptoms and signs that are caused by more than a dozen diseases. Around 60 to 70% of Dementia is caused by Alzheimer's disease. Other diseases that cause Dementia include Vascular disease,Frontotemporol, Parkinson's disease and Huntington's disease. Sometimes more than one disease could cause Dementia, in which case it is referred to as "Mixed Dementia" "What you need to know about Dementia" book aims to demystify the oft-misunderstood term for loss of cognitive ability and how it impacts the lives of those who are diagnosed and their families. Told in an easy to understand format, this guide walks you through a process no one asks to be a part of, but unfortunately, many will find themselves facing head on".
While this website provides more than 100 videos on all aspects of Dementia, if your interest is specifically on prevention, delaying or reversing Alzheimer’s, then you should watch the video below and then head to the associated website: www.PreventDelayReverseAlzheimers.com
