MAJOR STUDY IDENTIFIES 15 FACTORS LINKED TO EARLY DEMENTIA RISK : STUDY-PARENTING MAY STOP KIDS FROM DRINKING OR DOING DRUGS

Mario Nawfal

@MarioNawfal
🚨 MAJOR STUDY IDENTIFIES 15 FACTORS LINKED TO EARLY DEMENTIA RISK

Researchers analyzed data from over 356,000 people under 65 and uncovered 15 risk factors for young-onset dementia (YOD).

Key Factors Increasing Risk:
– Low socioeconomic status
– Social isolation
– Stroke, diabetes, and heart disease
– Depression and hearing impairment
– Vitamin D deficiency and high C-reactive protein levels
– Two copies of the ApoE4 ε4 gene variant

Protective Factors:
– Higher education
– Strong handgrip (indicating low frailty)

Sources: ScienceAlert, JAMA Neurology

The Heart Speaks
@SGabardi1111
Add sugar substitutes like aspartame to the list.

Dementia is actually reversible. There’s a lady that now lives in California who takes a hair sample and tests it for vitamin deficiencies. Then, she does a regimen of vitamins that you need, and voila.

Her patients range from age 18-99, and she has a 100% success rate.

Mario Nawfal

@MarioNawfal
🚨 STUDY: HOVER PARENTING MAY STOP KIDS FROM DRINKING OR DOING DRUGS

Kids whose parents keep a close eye on them are 40% less likely to drink or use drugs because they’re afraid of being caught.

In the study, which surveyed over 4,500 teens, only 3.6% reported alcohol or drug use in the past month when their parents were actively involved in their lives.

Lead researcher William Pelham emphasizes that active, attentive parenting significantly reduces risky behavior.

Sources: Evening Standard, Yahoo News