00:00In 2021, the world has ilked Alzheimer's disease.
00:04Alzheimer's disease has all noticed,
00:06as each disease has been in the world of poverty.
00:09If your disease has a lot of injury,
00:14then the disease just appears in the world of diabetes.
00:17The disease can also be ill of 엄마 and other symptoms
00:21of their disease and symptoms as well.
00:22Now, we see that we do have Alzheimer's disease
00:25of 75% and so on.
00:28Today we will see that there is a lot of food, a lot of food, a lot of food, a
00:33lot of food, a lot of food, a lot of food, a lot of food.
00:36So, today we will see that Alzheimer's changes are in the early age of onset of dementia.
00:45We will see that there are symptoms of 50-50 years of age.
00:49We will talk about Alzheimer's disease.
00:53We will talk about Alzheimer's disease.
00:55We will talk about Alzheimer's disease.
01:00When it comes to Alzheimer's disease, there will be symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
01:17There are obviously options for 24-18 hours in the end of the day.
01:22This is the time we have asked if we had the faintest time,
01:24we have the faintest time, some months,
01:27we have the faintest time,
01:29we have the faintest time and we have the faintest time,
01:32so we have the faintest time.
01:35In this case, we have to ask the faintest time.
01:41So if we asked the faintest time,
01:44we cannot describe it properly,
01:46But it can also be able to find symptoms that we can sign and work in the hospital, but in
01:55particular, it can also be painful, so there are many symptoms that we can find.
02:00We have to stop and stop and think about it and say,
02:05we have to stop and then do a lot of problems,
02:10like mobile phone calls, TV and remote
02:12and we have to do mood swings,
02:15we have to do a part of the dance,
02:17and we have to do a lot of problems with that.
02:21We have to talk about the people,
02:22so we have to talk about the people,
02:23we have to talk about our family,
02:25we have to talk about our children,
02:26we have to do a lot of sleep.
02:28For example, somebody had pain,
02:29they would put he right,
02:31mouth after,
02:32after he said that...
02:38if someone like this or something,
02:40get then,
02:41then that's not the issue,
02:45but the Seiteners because they have been
02:46with its αd sórban and dopamine settings
02:48are all the same as Alzheimer's symptoms.
02:50instinctively we think
02:51it changed our husband's fatigue
02:52and thought about
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03:08It is an irreversible change.
03:11It is an irreversible change.
03:17It is an irreversible change.
03:45It is an irreversible change.
03:46It is an irreversible change.
03:49It is an irreversible change.
04:11It is an irreversible change.
04:14It is an irreversible change.
04:19It is an irreversible change.
04:41There is an irreversible change.
04:49In my life掉 swimsuits,
04:50it is the fact that there is an irreversible change—
04:54It is an irreversible change.
04:57If not, it is a ancestor.
04:59The beginning book veces began.
05:00I used to remind you of the calendar and you are still a reminder in the calendar
05:05that you have already been in a long time, or even a long time.
05:09But the other thing is that you have a relationship with your family,
05:13and a relationship with you, with your family, and family.
05:21So I've been able to recall that name and I've been able to access it.
05:24It is normal, like candy crust, Ubi, Rd, Crosswords, Tassanapatta, Dhaglabaji, Odwan, Kadaapatta, Fullain, Pattu.
05:40We also have cognitive games, so the brain has access to the brain and dementia.
05:46What are the dangers of the disease?
05:55The age group is 25, and by default, Alzheimer's disease is a disease.
06:00There is a severe case, in a case of a severe case,
06:04a dad has been in a drawing room,
06:07a child has been in a hospital,
06:10and has been in a hospital,
06:12and has been in a hospital,
06:15They are not going to be able to be able to get back to the hospital, but they are getting
06:18sick.
06:19They are going to be able to get back to the hospital and take care of the hospital.
06:30But my dad is asking that they had a schizophrenia with a disease called the disease.
06:36My dad is also going to be able to get sick of the hospital.
06:38we have had a sun downing, Alzheimer, they have had a lot of dementia and dyslexia during their
06:42public health, melatonin also has symptoms, so every person is sick, they leave the
06:51sleep in the evening, they leave the sleep at night, they leave the chair, take the sleep
06:55check in between, or they have to check out where they can bring the character's
07:00attention.
07:01I don't do anything about his son, I don't know how his parents are back.
07:04In some places, how are you living in your life?
07:07In your life, it was 5.5 years ago.
07:09But in your life, you also have diabetes, cholesterol, and neurology.
07:15Do you have any questions about Alzheimer's?
07:18In the age-related changes,
07:21in your life, and in your life,
07:25you can stop your Alzheimer's.
07:29So, in your life, it is very important.
07:32Why?
07:32No, no.
07:33How is your life today?
07:35Today is the 20th September.
07:39Where are you?
07:41Sunny.
07:43How are you living here?
07:45I was living here.
07:47What year did you come here?
07:49My heart failure.
07:53I didn't know you.
07:56I was living here.
07:58How did you live here?
07:59Do you see anything?
08:00I was living here.
08:03I was living here in one class in my house.
08:08I was working here on a single class.
08:11I was working here at night duty.
08:14If I could not do that, I would be able to do that.
08:21Did you see that?
08:24Yes, I did.
08:25I was able to do that.
08:26I was able to do that.
08:31Sir, what did you do first?
08:36I was able to do that.
08:43I was able to do that.
08:49I had a lot of jobs.
08:51I had a lot of jobs.
09:02Thank you very much.
09:59Thank you very much.
10:09Thank you very much.
10:31Thank you very much.
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