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What is Alzheimer's? What is dementia? And what are the warning signs?

Por: The Advocate Entertainment October 14, 2022

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Think of your brain as the centralized computer station for your entire body. When it’s working properly, its marvelous underpinnings aren’t even noticeable.Begin to speak, and the words just roll off your tongue. Think about making a movement, and before you know it, your arm has been flung into the air. Having a conversation with someone else is virtually effortless.But in many people, who are living longer lives thanks to modern medicine,... + full article



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