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Five Things You Need to Know About Alzheimer's By : Robert William Locke When do symptoms start to appear and what are they ? Symptoms usually start around the age of 60. In the early stages the symptoms of Alzheimer's can and are often mistaken as 'simply getting old' This, sadly is NOT the case as Alzheimer's Disease is not a case of 'just' getting old. Alzheimer's Disease- Facts You Should Be Aware Of By : Robert William Locke When do symptoms start to appear and what are they ? Symptoms usually start around the age of 60. In the early stages the symptoms of Alzheimer's can and are often mistaken as 'simply getting old' This, sadly is NOT the case as Alzheimer's Disease is not a case of 'just' getting old. How To Prevent Senile Dementia - Hopeful News On Alzheimers By : Robert William Locke Breaking News on the prevention of Alzheimer's disease and senile dementia suggests that our diet will play a key role in preventing these debilitating diseaseas. A recent study shows that people who ate lots of omega-3 rich foods reduced their chances of developing their disease by about 60%. This follows a recent report where carrots and other beta-carotene foods were found to also reduce the chances of developing dementia. The Role Of Beta- Carotene In Preventing Alzheimer's Disease By : Robert William Locke Did you know that carrots could play a part in the prevention of Alzheimer's disease and dementia ? Research shows that men who took beta-carotene (one of the main elements in carrots) over a long period showed fewer problems in mnetal health and were able to ward off dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

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