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can processed cheese/meats* cause or worsen dementia?

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07/20/08
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Topics:Alzheimer's Prevention

 

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Christine Kennard
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Christine has many years of experience in private and public sector...

Monday, July 21, 2008

Hi

 

Although a healthy diet is important to health I do not know of any evidence that shows that processed meats or cheese can worsen or cause dementia.

 

Christine

 

 

Sue
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Hello All! I am one of the moderators for this site and hope I can...

Sunday, July 27, 2008

Here are a few posts/articles from our site regarding diet and Alzheimer's.

 

Hope this helps and all the best, sue

 

Diets of Alzheimer's patients lack many nutrients

Health Tip: Diet for People With Alzheimer's

Alzheimer's - More Evidence that a Healthy Diet Fights Alzheimer's

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I live with my husband and we moved in with his mom who has frontal...

Saturday, February 21, 2009

My mother in law blamed vomiting and a 3day hospital stay on my cooking with too much garlic, and eating Weinersnitchel that day with my husband and the Coffemate was blamed as well so I know why you might be wondering about this.
It is easy to get paranoid about what you cook/provide as a caregiver after they cannot do the shopping.
I think you will have the best success with Acai juice, pomegranate juice and my personal favorite Kombucha if you want to try something special. Of course all of them cost an arm and a leg but are available at your local Whole Paycheck, I mean Whole Foods or mom and pop health food store. Best of luck to you!

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