Making these 11 lifestyle changes could ward off Alzheimer’s, expert says
Research developments in Alzheimer’s disease, including newly approved blood tests for early detection, have helped patients get diagnosed sooner.
With dementia on the rise among younger individuals, the spotlight is on ways to prevent or slow the disease.
Dr. Daniel Amen, a psychiatrist, brain imaging doctor and founder of Amen Clinics in California, spoke with Fox News Digital in an interview about Alzheimer’s risk and management. (See the video at the top of this article.)
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«Alzheimer's starts in your brain decades before you have any symptoms,» he said. «So, a 59-year-old woman I diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease likely had negative changes in her brain in her 20s.»
He added, «It's really never too early to think about protecting your brain and your mind.»
Amen, author of the book «Preventing Alzheimer’s,» confirmed that half of Alzheimer’s cases are preventable, according to recent findings.
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