You're right! It is very true that some of these signs can arise from factors unrelated to one another. But it's certainly important to pay attention to these signs and speak to a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis. It will help clear out any doubt or suspicion as well as treating or remediating the actual as to why a certain symptom did spring up. But you're right! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts today. Have a very pleasant Day! ✨

Of course, that is certainly a scenario where Iron supplements are/can be necessary. I hope you did consult a healthcare professional in this process. As, Generally Anemia is treated well with Iron Supplements in the course of several months to a Year. Though there are exceptions, such as Chronic Anemia, understanding and treating the cause of Anemia can make a significant difference and would not require a lifelong admission of Supplements. Thank you so much for sharing your experience today! I hope you are well. Have an amazing Day! ✨

God Bless you too! Have a really nice Day. ✨

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it. I hope you have the most amazing day! ✨

Perhaps the oil was old, but Castor Oil certainly is a very thick Oil. And some people don't favor the consistency of it. You can use a carrier oil like Coconut Oil or Jojoba Oil, Argan Oil, Avocado Oil to thin it out. We actually spoke about that in a newer video on Castor Oil for Adults. If you'd like you can watch it here as well : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ftOgd5OL2r3IpZ8.html Thank you for sharing your experience! Have a very good Day! ✨

That is such a sweet wish! And we're sorry if parts of this video offend you. We didn't mean to. You're right. Forgetting some things does not automatically indicate Dementia, but it is nevertheless a symptom of it. It's generally more severe than what's known as age-associated memory impairment. And mental health conditions do have an impact on memory and behavior as well, making the detection more difficult. And I wish I could tell people that detecting it early can complete cure it. Sadly, as of the moment we can only treat and manage it. But! Early detection is going to increase your chances at a better life manyfold compared to if you were not able to detect it early. Though you should not over-panic or over-think about getting one or two of these symptoms as a rare occurrence, it could be very useful to pay attention to your overall health and these potential signs. Thank you so much for sharing your perspective on this! I wish you an incredible Day! ✨

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You're absolutely right, I wouldn't want to know either, and there is NO TREATMENT. Maybe we shouldn't be watching too many such videos because it's just going to get us all depressed and fearful.

Your memory must serve you right! There are many videos on KZfaq with Facts just like this one, on Early Signs of Dementia. Keen of you to notice! I hope you liked this video. Thank you for taking the time to share your insight. Have an incredible Day! ✨

I'm sorry you're going through that. If you think it's due to a medical condition, seek a diagnosis and insight from a healthcare professional as soon as possible. This is a well thought out comment, you seem rather creative. Don't let things get to you too much, though perhaps that's easier said than done. Our Perspective in life does matter quite a lot. I wish you Good Health, and the best in everything you do! Thank you for sharing your experience. ✨

Don't worry about it. It is other peoples problem after all. You will know nothing, and be happy. :)

I'm 74 and had many issues as well a few years ago. I gave up statins (doctor mandated), drink a glass of water with 2T apple cider vinegar in A.M. for better gut health (much better appetite). I also found a senior exercise class and work out 3 days a week and walk on off days. I'm a completely happy different person older than before. Make a few changes and make a new life. I wish and pray you make a few small changes and live a great life as a senior.

Sounds like depression. Maybe ssris

Yes it is. Most of these symptoms are either missed in a self-diagnosis, or normal cognitive decline is wrongfully considered to be part of a disease that they do not have. This is why It's important that people take advice from a qualified healthcare advisor. That's a Good Point! ✨

You are so welcome! I hope you have an amazing Day! ✨

That's true. 🥺

I'm sorry to hear that, but without a proper diagnosis, I do not think you should worry or let it get to you. You seem fairly active, which is Great! and the things you've mentioned are sometimes symptoms of cognitive decline due to age as well. However, if your parents were affected by this, it's better to consult a Healthcare Professional and get things clarified. Especially since the cigar smoking does increase your risks. You seem to take care of yourself quite well. I wish you good health, and an incredible Day! ✨

@@HealthbridgeOfficial My hearty thanks.🙏

He was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia posthumously. While he was alive, he had been misdiagnosed with Parkinson's disease. It was only after his death in 2014 that an autopsy revealed he had been suffering from Lewy body dementia.

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That's very keen of you! Most people practically never notice that. I'm sorry that he's going through this, and you too being a carer. Thank you for sharing your experience! Have a Pleasant Day! ✨

@@HealthbridgeOfficial how I noticed his gait had changed was because my dad was always a very tall, muscular man and within weeks he became slightly hunched through weight and muscle loss. I now have this habit of looking at people who have similar walks and I’m noticing it in much younger people. I wasn’t his carer, my mum was. He passed away in 2022 aged 88 of complications from the dementia 👍🏼

I'm sorry to hear that. I meant well. 🥺 I truly wish that somehow, the current research becomes fruitful, and we find a cure or some sort of preventative medicine. It's a terrible thing to experience. Though I'm not too happy about why you have that habit , I'm glad in a way that you do, cause maybe if you notice it in someone else you know, perhaps you could help them find available treatment early. Thank you for taking the time to share this! Have a wonderful Day!

I am a bit naughty though, I was in hospital the other day for a procedure and I got fed up with being constantly asked for my date of birth so I deliberately gave the wrong century to see if anyone would pick up on it, of course they didn't.

It's understandable to be concerned about vascular dementia, especially with a history of ischemic heart disease. Memory lapses with names can be frustrating, but it might be necessary to speak to a healthcare provider about this and get a proper diagnosis. but I love your sense of humor with the hospital story. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Wishing you all the very best on all the things you do. ✨

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