by Mary Jordan
First published 2014
Dementia affects millions, yet no cure exists and causes remain unclear. Mary Jordan tackles this challenge by gathering findings from numerous research studies and additional sources. She examines how dietary modifications and lifestyle adjustments might lower dementia risk or lessen its impact. Jordan reviews empirical evidence about causes and connections that often goes unnoticed because it hasn't met rigorous double blind trial standards. This approach allows readers to evaluate potential solutions themselves. Professor Graham Stokes of Bradford University calls the work a timely must-read in his foreword, stating it could transform how countless people experience their final years. The book presents scientific findings in accessible terms, giving readers tools to make informed decisions about their cognitive health.
Genres: medical, non-fiction, health, academic
Vibes: accessible, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: informed-consent
Setting: Bradford University
133 pages · Kindle Edition · Not Avail