High Cholesterol Levels in Midlife Raises Risk of Late Life Dementia »
Posted By SenorCoconut 4 months, 3 weeks ago in NewsThe study shows that even moderately high cholesterol levels in your 40s puts people at greater risk for Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia decades later.
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Will13134 months, 3 weeks ago
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some would say I already am demented.. sorry but couldn't resist a little joke..
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it is a very serious problem .... it's very sad to see people with dementia... you love them and they don't remember who you are... it rips you apart.. -
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CajunChamp4 months, 3 weeks ago
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My Dad passed in 2007 at 93 from AZH. He diagnosed his own condition - an Internist for over 60 years. He was an extremely smart and intelligent man. The day after he diagnosed his condition he passed power of attorney to my physician sister. Mother is 90 and shows no indication of AZH/Dementia, etc., just normal 90 yo symptoms. :-)
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Now pushing 70, I take special notice of the gene pool provided and make it a point to take advantage of all the tests available.
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