The University of Kansas Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (ADRC) was established in 2004 by Dr. Jeffrey Burns and, with Dr. Russell Swerdlow, received the prestigious national designation as a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Alzheimer's Disease Research Center in 2011, one of only 33 nationally designated Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers in the country. Our doctors and researchers work for the day when we can postpone - or prevent - the changes created by Alzheimer’s disease. We firmly believe it is no longer a question of if. It is a matter of when.
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I've been diagnosed with LBD for 9 years and mercifully it is developing VERY slowly. Thank you for more up-to-date information. Most videos are years old.
Thanks for all the time and effort you put into producing these videos. I am a Lewy Body patient (though I still haven't received a formal diagnosis. UGH!!!) It's great to learn more about the disease process, its effects, and potential treatments.
I am so thankful you attempt to show on scans why people may have cognitive impairments so family members don’t stay in denial saying you are just aging, I have the same issues…
Exercise increases cognition, CBF and blood flow/oxygen in Hippocampus (muscle reparing and memory) regardless of APOE4, reduced cortical atrophy; aerobic 150 minutes, tabata; stretch at the end of exercise (like a warm noodle)
1. Regulating pain perception, cardiovascular system, replaying memories, eliminate waste of ẞ-amyloid during increasing of CSF after deep restorative sleep 2. The need for sleep does not change, even in older adults 50% in stage 2, in elderly less delta deep sleep, more awake 3. Sleep drive and circadian rhythm, drives from Melatonin switches the awake to sleep, from the nucleus caudate 4. During Subjective 15-20 min. You should sleep, Relaxing and distracting activities before sleep, otherwise do this in bed to combat falls; brain associates bed with sleep; 5. Alcohol disrupts sleep; more time in the deep sleep in the first part of the night vs. early morning you can remember dreams because most of them are during REM sleep; 6. Napping reduces sleep drive and delays bed time; combating brain fog and fatigue; do it as early as possible 7. Reduce pre sleep arousal (brain running), calm your body AND brain + sleep hygiene (avoid alcoolhol, nicotine etc.) Regular wake time - exposure to light, melatonin secretion is stopped; Exercise for sleep drive. 8. Relax before sleep 9. Nucleus caudate regulates inclusive fullness