Dementia

Dementia is known and often encountered. It is a condition that humiliates human dignity. Brain damage leading to reduced mental performance is commonly regarded as an “attribute” of old age.

But that’s not the case. Senile dementia characterized by memory disorders is not predestined for anyone. Dementia arises due to the clogging of coronary and cerebral vessels with cholesterol. The narrowing of these vessels with fat – cholesterol – dramatically reduces brain oxygenation. Specifically, blocked coronary vessels reduce or severely reduce blood flow to the heart, complicating circulation as cholesterol-laden blood is difficult to pump. Heart muscles weaken progressively. Likewise, cholesterol-narrowed brain vessels drastically reduce blood supply and oxygenation to the brain, causing disruptions in the cells responsible for mental acuity. This indicates that the cause of dementia is cholesterol, which has led to impaired circulation. Where does cholesterol come from? Or rather – what needs to be done to prevent cholesterol levels from rising? The victims of high cholesterol levels are those who enjoy eating sweet and fatty foods! It is known that the liver is responsible for the production and overproduction of cholesterol. Overburdened by the excessive intake of heavy foods, it will regulate fat levels in the body incorrectly. Cholesterol-lowering and blood-thinning tablets do not change the situation. An overburdened liver will continue to produce excess cholesterol that may not show up in results but is evident in the body! So, tablets do not protect against dementia; however, vegans are not at risk of dementia.