Complete memory protection system with accurate testing and clinically validated recommendations to protect your memory.
Annapolis, MD
Joined November 2024
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Sleeper diseases like Alzheimer’s, or other illness, can silently progress for years. Early detection protects us from missing the window to intervene while still in good health. Learn more about MCI Screen, 97% accurate online assessment answering the essential question: Is my memory normal for my age, or am I at risk of an underlying medical condition.
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"By 2060, dementia is expected to affect one in five older adults, significantly increasing the already substantial impact of dementia care, currently costing $360 billion annually, excluding the considerable contributions of unpaid caregivers.
Our new "Improving Early Detection of Cognitive Impairment and Dementia" report presents the latest insights, innovations, and scalable solutions to enhance early detection of mild cognitive impairment and dementia across healthcare and community settings.
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Johns Hopkins study links type 2 #diabetes and low amyloid β peptide ratio to faster #brain shrinkage and earlier #mildCognitiveImpairment onset. Published in JAMA Network Open. @jamanetworkopen doi.org/g8qw7r medicalxpress.com/news/2024-…
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Please re-Tweet this gentle reminder about finding the silver lining of #dementia's darkest clouds.
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Back in May we started our assisted living resident Melissa on a journey to restore her memory.
We gave her a cognitive impairment test called SLUMS to baseline her. She scored a 15/30. Well within the range saying she had Dementia.
Then we fed her a #keto/#carnivore diet and gave her a bunch of other non-pharmaceutical therapies.
In September she scored a 22/30 which indicates mild cognitive impairment.
We kept at it and added #hyperbaric oxygen in the last couple weeks.
Yesterday she scored a 28. She’s in the normal range!
This Wednesday she will be moving back home to live on her own! We couldn’t be more excited. We celebrated with a going away party and instead of cake gave her a steak.
For more on Melissa’s journey, listen to the @SBakerMD podcast episode coming up.
And thanks to @amindforallseas and @MariaEmmerich for helping us with Melissa’s success.
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