Does diabetes cause alzheimer's?
My mother had diabetes for a long time and later developed Alzheimer's. I'm concerned if there's a connection. Can diabetes actually cause Alzheimer's disease?
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8 months ago
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There are scientific studies linking them, but do not let fear enter your heart. Keep your mind active with positive reading, do some meditation daily, and take care of your physical health gently.
7 months ago
There is a strong medical link between chronic high insulin resistance and cognitive decline. For your long-term safety, please consult a neurologist or your physician if you are noticing any frequent forgetfulness.
6 months ago
Yes, uncontrolled sugar damages the blood vessels in the brain over many years, raising the risk of memory issues. Stop reading scary articles, just focus on keeping your HbA1c in the normal range.
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4 months ago
Research indicates that poorly managed diabetes can increase the risk of dementia and Alzheimer's due to vascular damage in the brain. It is best to discuss these long-term risks with your doctor to plan a proper preventive care routine.
4 months ago
I already forget where I kept my car keys without having Alzheimer's! Jokes aside, doctors sometimes call Alzheimer's 'Type 3 diabetes' because high sugar can affect brain cells. Better to keep that sugar in check.