00:01Alzemus dementia, Alzheimer's day.
00:03How do you like it? How do you like it? How do you like it? How do you like it?
00:09How do you like it?
00:10How do you like it? This year is a theme based on the process of finding some early changes.
00:18If this disease has become become more on the same list as the end of the week.
00:23Most importantly, I want to tell you the story of Alzheimer's dementia, I want to tell you about it.
00:29It is called Gliosis, it is destroyed with age and if it happens in some places in the brain
00:36it is called Gliosis then it starts to forget the disease.
00:41It goes straight to the brain.
00:43People go to the bathroom, go to the bedroom, go to the remote, go to the mobile, etc.
00:52The care giver is very important because if there is dementia advanced stage, there is no cure.
00:58It is called the early diagnosis, the early management, it will be repeated.
01:04I would like to say that the normal life is in it, if it comes to your husband's too much,
01:11don't forget to give you a gimme.
01:13If it looks like a patient, you can never forget him or forget him or he has goosebumps or
01:18there are jams at once, you come back and sleep.
01:23Whatever the time is changed or is not changed, or are not changed?
01:25foreign
01:58What does Alzheimer's occur, especially those who are more likely to be affected?
02:03What happens in India?
02:05First of all, the Alzheimer's disease is an allergic condition,
02:18which is a recent memory loss.
02:20in which state, which state, which state, which state, which state, which state,
02:27the recent memory is lost.
02:32And in this situation, our brain has a trophy.
02:38It has a deposition.
02:41But there are some causes that aggravate them.
02:48If it is a vascular damage in the brain, there is an infarction and hemorrhage.
02:55Vitamin B deficiency is a deficiency.
02:58Thyroid is abnormal.
03:01Stress is an anxiety.
03:04In these conditions, there is a metabolic disorder.
03:10In these conditions, the Alzheimer's condition increases.
03:14With aging, the incidence and prevalence increases.
03:22So, it can happen to anyone?
03:26It can happen to anyone.
03:27It can happen to anyone.
03:28It can happen to anyone.
03:29There is a normal physical activity.
03:34There is a physical activity.
03:36There is a balanced diet.
03:38There are fruits, vegetables, green vegetables.
03:42There are fruits, vegetables, vegetables, and herbs.
03:47There is a vitamin B deficiency.
03:50There is a vitamin B deficiency.
03:52There is a blood sugar.
03:54The fourth thing is that it needs to be a thyroid.
03:57It needs to be a thyroid.
03:59It needs to be a chronic disease.
04:01to be the fact that age is now increased.
04:09In 55-74% of people have 5 percent.
04:14After that, there are 74% and 84% of people have been 13 percent.
04:21Even with 83% of people can be the same as the Alzheimer's Association.
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04:31or diabetes or diabetes or hypertension
04:37diabetes or hypertension
04:43100% of people are not provided with this
04:475% of people are not provided with this
04:51and in 84-85-85-85%
04:56This is a percentage of people who are physically inactive and coronary diseases are genetic.
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