Alzheimer’s disease is a very big concern for most people over 60 anymore. They worry they will get Alzheimer’s. There is a gene for the early-onset form of Alzheimer’s, that would arise before age 60.
Research 20-30 Yrs before Alzheimer’s
There is a gene, called presenilin 1, which guarantees that you will get Alzheimer’s at a relatively young age. But there could be less gray matter in parts of the brain affected by Alzheimer’s. Brain plaques are a hallmark of Alzheimer’s and are formed levels increase and clump together to form hard deposits in the brain. Plaques build up throughout the body is always an issue as we age. I do several different things to help solve the plaque issue for myself. And it may work for you. I have flossed for over 30 years at least once a day. I have juiced dark green vegetables about once a week, parsley, chard, kale, spinach should do the trick. And I take 2 Vitamin E a day and L-Arginine once a day and have done that for years. My blood pressure is 130/70 at 77 years of age.
A blood test given can detect the buildup of beta-amyloid proteins in the brain and this shows early detection. Research may change over the years but one of the things that one team found was called tau proteins had significantly increased almost 35 years before symptoms developed. So YOU need to pay attention to YOU. The most common symptoms are mild cognitive impairment may occur.
Symptoms including serious memory loss, confusion, and mood changes that develop gradually and worsen with time. I believe it is better to be Proactive than wait until those symptoms arrive in my brain. But, who thinks of 30 or 4o that they will live to 75 to get Alzheimer’s? Not many, and even I did not start being proactive until I was 40 and beyond.
Research 20-30 Yrs before Alzheimer’s