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Exercise 😊
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Hello doctor, my parental grandmother unfortunately suffers from Alzheimer's disease. And almost two years ago i suffered a mild TBI (for me it is at least a moderate TBI, but whatever) which led to me to have anterograde and retrograde amnesia of the event to this very day, among other things.
Should i be concerned about my memory loss, according to my history and family record?
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Hi I’m interested in the information in that newsletter however having only just signed up, I imagine that I won’t be able to access it.
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i seen a video where sleeping on your right side VS sleeping on your back can prevent dimentia. have you heard this to be true?
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Brain diabetes?
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