The Precursor Of Senile Dementia Is Actually It! Two Simple Tricks To Prevent Dementia At The Age Of 90!

Alzheimer's disease sounds like a long way from us, but in fact, it is not. The incidence rate of dementia is 5.8%, and there may be 6 out of 100 people with dementia. The mortality rate ranks fourth among adult diseases and the cost ranks third among all diseases.

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The scariest thing about senile dementia is that its onset is silent. Dementia in old age brings a lot of inconvenience to people's lives. Do you know what are the signs of it?

1. Memory impairment

Memory impairment occurs in the early stages, especially near memory impairment, where one cannot recall events that occurred several hours or even minutes ago.

The patient's daily life is characterized by "losing touch" and "forgetting after speaking", repeatedly asking clear questions, or repeating the same things.

2. Language barrier

Difficulty finding words is often the earliest language barrier to appear in Alzheimer's disease.

This mainly manifested in the inability to find suitable words when speaking, resulting in empty talk due to a lack of substantive vocabulary; Or using too many explanations to express oneself due to difficulties in finding words, ultimately resulting in rambling.

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3. Visual spatial barriers

In the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, there is visual-spatial impairment, which includes the inability to accurately determine the location of objects. Some dementia patients may get lost in familiar environments in the early stages of the disease.

4. Writing Difficulties

Difficulty in writing can lead to the content not conveying the intended meaning, such as the inability to write letters. This is often the first symptom that attracts the attention of family members, especially middle-aged and elderly people with good cultural literacy. Research suggests that writing errors are associated with distant memory impairment.

5. Disrecognition and misuse

Forgetting refers to the inability of a patient to recognize an object, even though they can recognize it through tactile or visual elements.

Uselessness refers to the inability to perform purposeful actions that have been learned, despite having normal activity abilities and subjective desires.

It is difficult to detect the loss of function and recognition in elderly dementia patients, and sometimes it is difficult to distinguish them from the consequences caused by aphasia, visual-spatial disorders, and forgetfulness.

6. Computational obstacles

Computational impairment often occurs in the middle stage of Alzheimer's disease but may manifest in the early stages, such as not being able to calculate or miscalculate when shopping.

There are many reasons for the occurrence of computational disorders, which may be due to visual-spatial disorders, aphasia inability to understand arithmetic homework requirements, or primary computational difficulties.

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2 Simple Tricks to Keep You Away from Alzheimer's Disease

Choose high-quality tonics for daily use.

Children need to help their parents choose good traditional Chinese medicine tonics. Ms. Li Xin told the editor: "The 'Desert Ginseng' Cistanche deserticola from Xinjiang is a good thing that can effectively improve the cognitive function of elderly dementia patients, as well as nourish the liver and kidneys, and lower blood lipids.

Research has shown that the various chemical components contained in Cistanche deserticola, such as phenylethanol glycosides, lignans and their glycosides, polysaccharides, etc., have potential pharmacological effects. Phenylethanol glycosides are the main active ingredients in Cistanche deserticola, which have various functions such as anti-adverse stimuli, enhancing learning and memory, antioxidation, and assisting yang. These components may have a positive effect on the prevention and treatment of senile dementia.

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In the prevention of senile dementia, Cistanche deserticola extract can display nerve growth factor-like activity and strong neuroprotective effects by promoting axonal growth. In addition, polysaccharides from Cistanche deserticola can increase the activity of superoxide dismutase (SOD) in serum and lungs, reduce the concentration of nitric oxide (NO), inhibit apoptosis of lung tissue cells, and have an improving or delaying effect on the degenerative changes of lung tissue cells in aging mice.

In the treatment of senile dementia, total glycosides of Cistanche deserticola have antioxidant activity, which can increase the activity of superoxide dismutase (SOD) in brain tissue, reduce the content of malondialdehyde (MDA), and protect brain tissue from oxidative stress damage. In addition, total glycosides of Cistanche deserticola can improve the spatial learning and memory ability of vascular dementia model rats, as well as the memory impairment induced by D-galactose and aluminum in mice.

Clinical studies have shown that the treatment of Cistanche deserticola total glycoside capsules can delay cognitive decline, and hippocampal volume atrophy, and reduce the levels of total tau protein and inflammatory factors in the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with moderate Alzheimer's disease. This indicates that Cistanche deserticola has potential application value in the treatment of elderly dementia.

However, the low bioavailability of active ingredients in Cistanche deserticola, such as Acteoside and Echinacoside, limits its clinical efficacy. To improve the bioavailability of Cistanche deserticola, traditional Chinese medicine preparations can be improved by using methods such as liposomes, nanoparticles, phospholipid complexes, etc.

In summary, Cistanche deserticola, as a traditional Chinese medicinal herb, has shown certain potential in the prevention and treatment of senile dementia.

In addition,Cistanche deserticola contains various bioactive components, including polysaccharides, amino acids, organic acids, phenolic compounds, etc. These components may have a positive impact on brain health and memory.

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1. Neuroprotective effect: Some components in Cistanche deserticola may have antioxidant capacity, which can reduce the damage of free radicals to nerve cells, thereby protecting brain function.

2. Improving blood circulation: Cistanche deserticola may help improve blood circulation, increase blood flow to the brain, and provide more oxygen and nutrients to the brain, which may help improve memory.

3. Regulating neurotransmitters: Cistanche deserticola may contain substances that can regulate neurotransmitters, such as acetylcholine, which plays a crucial role in memory formation and retention.

The usage of Cistanche deserticola

Cistanche can be used in various ways, including soaking in water, frying soup, stewing meat, etc. In traditional Chinese medicine, Cistanche deserticola is often combined with other medicinal herbs to enhance its effectiveness.

My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease last year, and her blood lipid was also a little high. I now buy her Cistanche essence Tablets, a Chinese herbal product of Cistanche, which contains not only the extract of Cistanche tubulosa but also the extract of Astragalus membranaceus and ginseng, which is more convenient and conducive to human absorption. Since taking it for two months, my mother's memory has improved significantly, and her ability of daily life has also improved. "

Modern pharmacological research has shown that using concentrated extraction methods to extract the active ingredients of Cistanche deserticola can be used as raw materials for health products or food supplements, and can be used as neuroprotectors and cerebral circulation improvers, while also having anti-fatigue effects. It is highly effective for patients engaged in mental labor, as well as those with memory loss and early-stage Alzheimer's disease.

Mini-games don't cost a penny.

Regularly playing simple games is beneficial for evaluating and exercising cognitive function in the brain. Doing the following exercises regularly can prevent the premature onset of Alzheimer's disease. Take a look!

Shoot 4 birds with one shot.

Method:

1. Use your left hand to draw "eight" as a gun, and then use your right hand to draw "one";

2. Use your left hand to represent "two" and your right hand to represent "eight";

3. Use your left hand to represent "eight" and your right hand to represent "three";

4. Use your left hand to represent "four" and your right hand to represent "eight".

At this point, the action is completed.

Regularly playing this game can enhance the brain, improve memory, and reaction ability, and better prevent senile dementia.

Isn't this little game very interesting? Regular practice can also help you stay away from dementia in old age. Don't forget to recommend this article to your friends after reading it.