I'm guessing not dumping her at a nursing home. It's not easy living with someone suffering from that disease, trust me."“If anyone has earned the right to stay in her house, MY WIFE HAS!!! That I shall honor. No matter what it takes,” 88 said"
What the heck does this mean.
My Mom had dementia and it is challenging, but mike has the money to give her the best care.I'm guessing not dumping her at a nursing home. It's not easy living with someone suffering from that disease, trust me.
Lost my grandparents to it, it's terrifying to see what they once were and what they became.
Let me tell ya'll this gem of information.
SUGAR triggers Alzheimer's & Dementia in the brain. Older you get you need to lower your daily intake. I haven't had a soda or juice in 5 years. They are supposedly still "trying" to see exactly how and why but I think they've known for decades that this ultra processed sugar causes Alzheimer's. These corporations just don't wanna be sued for it.
There are no approved drugs to treat nonalcoholic fatty liver disease but controlling blood sugar over time may help decrease the risk of liver scarring and disease progression. According to a new study by Duke Health researchers, the average three-month blood glucose levels of patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease influenced their chance of having more severe scarring in the liver, which can lead to liver failure.
Lead author of the study, Duke Health endocrinologist Anastasia-Stefania Alexopoulos, M.B.B.S., said severe liver disease related to fatty liver is on the rise. “It’s becoming one of the leading causes of liver transplants and liver mortality,” Alexopoulos said. “But we don’t have any effective treatments that are FDA approved, so really what it comes down to is finding other things we can do to help lower the risk of fatty liver disease progressing to these really poor outcomes.”
The study, appearing online in the journal Hepatology, examined the documented glucose levels of 713 adult patients with fatty liver disease prior to a liver biopsy. The team -- including collaborating senior authors associate professor Andrea Coviello, M.D., and professor Manal F. Abdelmalek, M.D., both in the Department of Medicine -- found that higher average blood glucose levels in the year leading up to a liver biopsy were associated with more severe swelling of liver cells. For every 1 percentage point increase in hemoglobin HbA1c (a measure of average glucose levels) in the year preceding biopsy, the chances for severe fibrosis rose by 15%.
Similarly, researchers also found that those with moderate glucose control over a period of five years, rather than good control, had more severe swelling of liver cells and a higher likelihood of having advanced liver scarring. Alexopoulos says these findings are particularly significant for patients with diabetes because a significant portion of that patient population also has nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
I’ve been in the trenches for over 20 years. I watched a daughter get punched and stomped by her father. She came back the next day like nothing happened. She learned to stand to side when helping him though.Lost my grandparents to it, it's terrifying to see what they once were and what they became.
He's gonna do what's necessary to keep her in a familiar environment. Not going the dumping in a nursing home route. Not an easy thing to do. Been there."“If anyone has earned the right to stay in her house, MY WIFE HAS!!! That I shall honor. No matter what it takes,” 88 said"
What the heck does this mean.
I tell you, I feel bad for people who have to deal with close family members and/or spouses with something like this. Even more than I feel for the people who are going through it they are wholy dependent on their spouse or family members to take care of themDamn that's rough especially being that young.
And if she's been battling it for 5 years and they're now making it public I would assume her condition has deteriorated to the point that they felt keeping it private is no longer an option
Let me tell ya'll this gem of information.
SUGAR triggers Alzheimer's & Dementia in the brain. Older you get you need to lower your daily intake. I haven't had a soda or juice in 5 years. They are supposedly still "trying" to see exactly how and why but I think they've known for decades that this ultra processed sugar causes Alzheimer's. These corporations just don't wanna be sued for it.
Very true ! brain= dementia + Alzheimer’s , kidney failure , ED = shrinking blood vessels , loss of vision = shrinking blood vessels