Vitamin B12 Deficiency and dementia

The Framingham Offspring Study found that Vitamin B12 Deficiency is a big problem. How bad? As many as forty percent of the population might be at risk of a vitamin B12 deficiency.I wrote the following,I Cured My Neighbors' Alzheimer's, andexplained how my neighbor was cured of his Alzheimer's like symptoms with a series of Vitamin B 12 shots.His dementia like symptoms were being cause by a Vitamin B12 deficiency -- a low blood level of vitamin B12.The odds that an older person is suffering from a Vitamin B12 deficiency is quite high. This happens because as we age our bodies lose the abilityto properly absorb vitamin B12 from food. This means it could happen even if you are eating a good diet.In addition, it is more likely that dementia patients could suffer from a Vitamin B12 deficiency because they have more problems with eating.What ’s the Difference Between Alzheimer’s and DementiaByAlzheimer's Reading RoomSubscribe to the Alzheimer's Reading RoomEmail:How to talk and communicate with dementia patientsThe Framingham Offspring Study found thatthis problem is more common than was currently thought. How bad?As many as forty percent of the population might be at risk of a vitamin B12 deficiency.No wonder so many older adults are so moody.Are you moody?Ever complain about the mood or behavior of your dementia patient, or loved one? Many of you will answer this question -- yes.Empathy, Compassion and Joy in Alzheimer's CareDid you have the doctor check for a Vitamin B12 De...
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