Erik Messamore
Erik Messamore
Ep. 007 - Is it possible to prevent Alzheimer’s disease?
Ep. 007 - Is it possible to prevent Alzheimer’s disease?
Ep. 007 - Is it possible to prevent Alzheimer’s disease?
Tuesday 14th September 2021
Dr. Erik Messamore and Melissa Xenophontos discuss Alzheimer’s disease, its causes, and prevention strategies in 'Ask A Psychiatrist'.
36 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Can We Prevent Alzheimer’s? Insights from 'Ask A Psychiatrist'
So if you have a parent or family members that develop Alzheimer's disease in their 40s, 50s or maybe early early 60s, that will probably increase your risk of Alzheimer's disease significantly.
Ever thought about what really goes on with Alzheimer’s disease? In this engaging episode of 'Ask A Psychiatrist', Dr. Erik Messamore and Melissa Xenophontos dive into the complexities of Alzheimer’s, offering a clear understanding of its causes, symptoms, and potential prevention strategies. Alzheimer's, often associated with memory loss and confusion, can be a daunting diagnosis, but this episode sheds light on how we might reduce our risk. Dr.
Erik breaks down the science behind the disease, explaining how genetics and lifestyle factors play crucial roles. Melissa adds a personal touch with real-life stories, making the information relatable and easier to digest. If you have a family history of Alzheimer’s, this episode is particularly relevant, as it covers how controlling factors like blood pressure can make a difference. The discussion wraps up on a hopeful note, highlighting promising advancements in reducing Alzheimer’s risk in the coming years.
Perfect for anyone curious about mental health or concerned about Alzheimer’s, this episode provides practical tips and a dose of optimism. Tune in to learn how you can take steps today to protect your brain health for tomorrow.