11 ways to stay warm and well this winter
With another cold snap on the way, here’s how to keep someone with dementia warm and well at home when temperatures begin to drop
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Do you REALLY know all the facts about dementia?
Whether you’re just starting out on the dementia journey or are a little further down the line, here’s some important information that could make life easier for you and the person you care about: -
Can Alzheimer’s really be reversed?
A new self-help book, written by two respected neurologists, claims to have found a way to reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. -
More good news about dementia research
Two new studies this week have revealed a couple of surprising ways to protect yourself against dementia -
Have YOU got your free book yet?
Unforgettable’s new guide book Staying out of hospital when you have dementia is already proving a massive hit – so make sure you don’t miss out -
Boost brain health by adding chicory to your salad
The leafy vegetable contains a compound that could help to prevent the build-up of toxic clumps in the brain -
Being bilingual could help your brain function and age better
Being able to speak a second language could slow brain ageing and reduce the risk of dementia, say Canadian researchers -
Could living near a busy road increase dementia risk?
A Canadian study claims pollution and road traffic noise could be a factor in your risk of developing dementia -
What’s the latest on brain training and dementia?
Australian researchers have discovered that brain training is effective for mild cognitive impairment, but not for dementia -
Could boosting cognitive abilities start with your gut?
New research suggests taking probiotics could be beneficial for memory, particularly for those with dementia
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11 ways to stay warm and well this winter
With another cold snap on the way, here’s how to keep someone with dementia warm and well at home when temperatures begin to drop -
Do you REALLY know all the facts about dementia?
Whether you’re just starting out on the dementia journey or are a little further down the line, here’s some important information that could make life easier for you and the person you care about: -
Can Alzheimer’s really be reversed?
A new self-help book, written by two respected neurologists, claims to have found a way to reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. -
More good news about dementia research
Two new studies this week have revealed a couple of surprising ways to protect yourself against dementia -
Have YOU got your free book yet?
Unforgettable’s new guide book Staying out of hospital when you have dementia is already proving a massive hit – so make sure you don’t miss out -
Boost brain health by adding chicory to your salad
The leafy vegetable contains a compound that could help to prevent the build-up of toxic clumps in the brain -
Being bilingual could help your brain function and age better
Being able to speak a second language could slow brain ageing and reduce the risk of dementia, say Canadian researchers -
Could living near a busy road increase dementia risk?
A Canadian study claims pollution and road traffic noise could be a factor in your risk of developing dementia -
What’s the latest on brain training and dementia?
Australian researchers have discovered that brain training is effective for mild cognitive impairment, but not for dementia -
Could boosting cognitive abilities start with your gut?
New research suggests taking probiotics could be beneficial for memory, particularly for those with dementia
-
11 ways to stay warm and well this winter
With another cold snap on the way, here’s how to keep someone with dementia warm and well at home when temperatures begin to drop -
Do you REALLY know all the facts about dementia?
Whether you’re just starting out on the dementia journey or are a little further down the line, here’s some important information that could make life easier for you and the person you care about: -
Can Alzheimer’s really be reversed?
A new self-help book, written by two respected neurologists, claims to have found a way to reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. -
More good news about dementia research
Two new studies this week have revealed a couple of surprising ways to protect yourself against dementia -
Have YOU got your free book yet?
Unforgettable’s new guide book Staying out of hospital when you have dementia is already proving a massive hit – so make sure you don’t miss out -
Boost brain health by adding chicory to your salad
The leafy vegetable contains a compound that could help to prevent the build-up of toxic clumps in the brain -
Being bilingual could help your brain function and age better
Being able to speak a second language could slow brain ageing and reduce the risk of dementia, say Canadian researchers -
Could living near a busy road increase dementia risk?
A Canadian study claims pollution and road traffic noise could be a factor in your risk of developing dementia -
What’s the latest on brain training and dementia?
Australian researchers have discovered that brain training is effective for mild cognitive impairment, but not for dementia -
Could boosting cognitive abilities start with your gut?
New research suggests taking probiotics could be beneficial for memory, particularly for those with dementia
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