#memory loss disease

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Does Diabetes Cause Memory Loss?

This article is originally published on Freedom from Diabetes website, available here. In this vast population, many peoples are suffering from the type 2 diabetes. And the numbers are growing daily, driven by increasingly sedentary lifestyles, unhealthy diets, and daily stress. Lets first understand about type-2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is the most common nowadays. Cause by insulin resistance. This occurs when either the insulin produced by a person’s pancreas doesn’t function as it should or the pancreas does not produce sufficient insulin. As a result, insulin is unable to do its job, which is to move glucose (sugar) obtained from your diet, into the muscle cells. As a result, your blood sugar levels (BSL) rise.

Another effect is that the resistance prompts the pancreas to increase the production of insulin. Uncontrolled, long-term type 2 diabetes is known to cause a number of health complications, including, Heart damage, Stroke, Vision problems, Kidney damage, Damage to the Central Nervous System (CNS), Digestive ailments, Infertility in both sexes etc.

How diabetes affect memory loss?

If people with diabetes have high blood sugar levels and it's unmanaged, it can be very dangerous for them. As result damage body organs. If such damage occurs, it will cause cognitive problems and a condition known as vascular dementia. There is also some research that points to a close connection between insulin signaling and glucose metabolism in the brain. When insulin receptors in the brain senses an imbalance in insulin levels in the body which typically, as we have seen, happens with diabetics it increases the risk of AD significantly.

Protecting Your Memory: The Impact of Diabetes Prevention There are several actions one can take to cut their risk and prevent/control diabetes. Understand one by one.

Do more exercise, Atleast 150min per week. You should include cardiovascular activity resistance training, and balance & flexibility movements. It will be benefial for you.

Always eat healthy. Replace fried, salty, high-sugar, and high-GI foods with plant-based options.

Do brainstroming with puzzles. There is a lot of evidence to suggest that activities like Sudoku, Chess, playing a musical instrument, etc. keep the brain active and help reduce the risk of contracting Alzheimer’s.

Do not smoke and stop alcohol consumption.

Follow these, you will get better result. The right diet-exercise-stress management routine, will not just improve your BSL, but even completely reverse diabetes. Transform Your Health: Manage Diet, Exercise, and Stress!

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Does Diabetes Cause Memory Loss?

High blood sugar, if left unmanaged, will over time, cause damage to almost every organ and system in the body—and that includes blood vessels of the brain. If such damage occurs, it will cause cognitive problems and a condition known as vascular dementia. Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most common types of dementia and some studies suggest that it may be linked to high blood sugar levels.

Read more to know: https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/does-diabetes-cause-memory-loss/2947

[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

”why don’t you ever post about x?” i literally cannot remember it. “but it’s important!” yeah but that doesn’t stop me from being disabled. i really Am trying to spread awareness about important topics when i remember they exist but when i'm waking up confused to where i am what’s going on or if i'm even real my brain is Also going to forget about Other important things

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Fanfiction Recommendation 149: Of Flowers, Memories and Ethereal Weddings (Good Omens)

Of Flowers, Memories, and Ethereal Weddings - The_Storybooker - Good Omens (TV) [Archive of Our Own]

A lovely dual narrative fic that jumps between Before and After the Second Coming to explore the relationship between Crowley and Aziraphale.

Oh, and there's both memory loss and the hanahaki disease tropes done really, really well.

[liadantaru]

long have you been alone by martyrsdaughter

By the time MianMian gets back from her honeymoon, his name and face will be gloriously etched into Lan Wangji's memory. Impossible to remove.

He's going to make that man think of him daily. He wants to drive him insane.

Maybe Lan Wangji will have to invent an actual forget-Wei-Wuxian curse just to survive the aftermath.

There is mention of both WWX & LWJ having other partners sexually off screen. It is relevant to the story (See amnesia and memory loss tags).

[tirsden]

Seeing the notice on login that I've gotten the graveyard daily again makes me smile... though it's a sad smile. As someone with chronic memory loss myself, it's a bittersweet task. But I'll do it, Sir, gladly. Who are we delivering flowers to today?

[lilac-melody]

I came up with the absolute worst idea for a cactiflower fic

[mynamesnotdahlia]

Will simon forget that betty isnt technically around because that happens with dementia right(?)

Absolutely. He tends to think of her as being away but not gone, like he could just go in the other room and find her there, or that she's on a trip.

He talks about her a lot and it's one of the main ways people have found to calm him down, to ask him about stuff with Betty gets him less agitated. When he gets more prone to wandering he tends to get confused and default to looking for her to try and figure out what he was doing. There's been a couple times where he gets brought back to PB and Marcy by a helpful candy citizen who found him wandering calling for her. He might default to calling women around him Betty or Princess and it can be hard to tell if it's a placeholder name or if he genuinely thinks she's there.

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Does Diabetes Cause Memory Loss?

High blood sugar, if left unmanaged, will over time, cause damage to almost every organ and system in the body—and that includes blood vessels of the brain. If such damage occurs, it will cause cognitive problems and a condition known as vascular dementia.

Read more on this: https://www.freedomfromdiabetes.org/blog/post/does-diabetes-cause-memory-loss/2947

[jesse-ben-israel]

Is THIS Normal Aging or Alzheimers

Understanding Memory Lapses: Aging or Alzheimer’s? Join me as I take on the challenge of figuring out if my memory lapses are just normal aging or something more serious like Alzheimer’s. As we age, it’s natural to wonder if our forgetfulness is just a normal part of getting older or if it’s something more serious like Alzheimer’s disease. The truth is, it can be really tough to tell the…

[desert-rambler]

hi! sorry if this is random but i used to follow your old blog fixin and have been somewhat aware of you/your friends, back when one of them was a youtuber and i loved all your videos together. i'm very sorry to hear this and hope you are all okay. i lost a parent to cancer so i know exactly how it feels. it may be hard now but these memories will be so important to you later, i'm glad you got to have that <3

This is such a beautiful message, sorry I didn't see it earlier! You deserve a veteran's reward for remembering those embarrassing videos wow @_@ Kindly the biggest thank you

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#yknow mayfair witches was really not good but one thing i did find interesting was the use of static to denote missing memories#static scratching when the memories are being taken; static fuzz where they used to be tags via @fascinationstreetmp3

idk what the etiquette is on replying to tags so forgive me if this is overstepping but i read the phrase “static to denote missing memories” and it Activated My Trap Card — i wrote a whole thesis on using analogue noise in recording technologies to represent traumatic memory loss in autobiographical performance art + i design paper props (amongst other things) as part of my day job, so i have absolutely spent an inordinate amount of time thinking abt the Hate and Ashbury book cover.

my favourite quote abt noise comes from David Novak, who characterises noise as:

byproduct of technological reproduction that interfered with reception of a message (i.e., static in a radio transmission, distortion over a loudspeaker, or hiss on magnetic tape). The ‘signal-to-noise’ ratio identified the balance of interpretable to uninterpretable sound, in which noise should be reduced as much as possible to maximize the efficiency of communication. But even in its pure distinction from signal, the presence of noise in sound communication is far from meaningless. Attention to noise helped listeners to perceive authentic relationships with and resituate music and speech in new ‘discourse networks’ (Novak 128).

static is a great audiovisual shorthand for memory loss bc it communicates the failure to make traumatic memory legible to oneself & others. daniel’s memories of 1973 are full of holes (missing puzzle pieces) and then the cassette tapes arrive at his door and he has to listen thru the distortion (and degradation of the physical tapes themselves) in order to access the memories he had buried back in the 70s. (like i know we’re dealing with Vampires Who Can Erase Memory but also plain ol’ ptsd does so much neat stuff to yr memory, i would argue the show is very much going for a “yes, and” approach here).

in the 20th century, the rapid proliferation of recording technologies fundamentally changed not just communication but also how ppl understand memory — you can see it pop-up in all kinds of places from krapp’s last tape by samuel beckett, to Station to Station by David Bowie, to the brainwashing program the ipcress file (which aligns very closely with the very much real life use of noise & tape loops in the MKULTRA experiments). the other day, i was reading abt early silent film & found ppl remark how striking it was to realise that one day they would be able to continue watching films of people even after they had past away — creating man-made ghosts out of light and shadow and celluloid. (grace’s photo is on albumen!!!! a photojournalist would KNOW THAT)

from the very first scene, iwtv makes a deliberate connection between daniel, traumatic memory, and analogue media in the form of the voices on the tapes as a kind of ghost/haunting. bc they’re representing so many distinct time periods, the production team has paid a hyperspecific attention to developments in technology, especially lighting and especially especially recording/media technologies — Louis’ photography in Paris is a kind of recording technology, just as much as daniel recording interviews on cassette. (moreover, SO MUCH is conveyed by what 2022 daniel decides to record/not record digitally in dubai, aghhhh). (his online course that highlights how smart phones as a type of recording and communication technology have yet again fundamentally reshaped the landscape of journalism? aghhhhh x2) (the ripped out pages of claudia’s diaries as a kind of traumatic memory loss? aghhhhhh x10,000)

from what i can tell, the cover has a grainy b&w analogue photograph lbf as young daniel, with his face partially obscured by crt tv static. this is juxtaposed by the contemporary digital colour author’s headshot of daniel, clearly in his 60s. (i’ve written elsewhere that i’m pretty sure the late david carr’s autobiography, night of the gun was inspiration for Hate & Ashbury). the serif typewriter font is also signaling another analogue technology of the journalism trade pre-digital era. and the crt tv static? the thing that makes daniel realise he wasn’t in that apartment for one night as he (and Louis) initially believed? watching Spiro Agnew on that crusty old crt tv set — which i believe was a black & white set iirc, despite colour tv being an available consumer luxury for at least a decade by that point (correct me if im wrong on this one tho).

i should probably wrap this up bc i’ve gone on way too long, but mark fisher’s the weird & the eerie has some more rly cool stuff to say about recording technologies and hauntology, as do nick groom and roger luckhurst and svetlana boym

half of daniel's memoir being covered with static thats wiping away/obscuring the full picture is sooooo fucking delicious i love it

[mynamesnotdahlia]

I wanna know your dementia thoughts its interesting

So Simon is a regular human, we could assume that he's still immortal with the popular idea that he is not dead by the time of "Together Again" where Finn is shown to be in his 70s-90s, but he is still a regular human. It is very possible for him to develop human diseases and conditions and with how old he is even to be expected. My idea that is quickly shaping up to be an AU is that he starts experiencing minor memory loss around his late 60s, but it's not bad enough that anyone really questions it they know he's old its not unexpected, but then it keeps progressing. The people around him are pretty confused and scared because they don't have experience with human specific dementia, they probably don't know exactly what's happening to him besides maybe PB, but more likely they only figure it out once they take him to a Minerva-Bot. He is probably around stage 4 by the time that they are seeking any kind of diagnosis for him and by stage 4 of dementia you have trouble with routines and might get lost more often, which terrifies his loved ones considering he's in OoO of all places. He understands the gravity of the diagnosis and I think he's absolutely terrified, he knows full well what losing your memory is like and that confused haze that you live in when things around you become unfamiliar. I think he's very cautious about the possibility he's going to end up like Ice King again, and so is Marcy. It's explained to her that this is progressive and he Will get worse and outlined what the stages look like and she's so scared she's going to lose him again.

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10 Health Conditions Often Found with Diabetes

This article is originally published on Freedom from Diabetes website, available here. Unhealthy diets combined with lack of physical exercise and high-stress levels are known to trigger a phenomenon known as insulin resistance. The big issue of diabetes is a damage to organs. Without treatment, it worsens and causes many health issues.

10 Common Conditions That Follow Diabetes:

Heart disease Atleast 50% diabetics are suffering from the heart disease. It has some common risk. Smoking, obesity, lack of exercise, high-fat diets, and alcohol overconsumption are commonly seen in both these conditions. That also means that the measures that work to manage blood sugar levels (BSL) are equally effective in lowering the risk of heart damage. In this condition your first priority should be take care of your diabetes, and try to maintain normal blood sugar levels. So try to follow proper diet inlcuding healthy eating, low GI fruits, carbs, fiber, protein, and micronutrients like antioxidants are considered good for both the heart and BSL. Including your dialy routine exercise, meditation can help reduce stress and lower the risk of heart disease.

Joint Pain

Uncontrolled BSL can cause significant damage to the musculoskeletal system leading to compromised mobility and pain. Almost half of all adults with diabetes end up with arthritis as well. This is a result of high BSL that damages nerves and blood vessels, which goes on to erode the cartilage that cushions joints.

Muscle mass loss Everyone wants to build muscle, but it's especially important for diabetics. While walking used to be the main exercise recommended, doctors now recognize that muscle mass is crucial. Muscles burn glucose, so having more muscle helps burn more calories.

Slow-healing wounds

This is the most common symptoms of mismanaged diabetes is slow-healing wounds. Lack of sensitivity—caused by nerve damage—most often seen in the lower extremities means that cuts, blisters, and small sores can go unnoticed, becoming a breeding ground for harmful bacteria. This leads to open wounds, which the body is unable to quickly fight off owing to its compromised immunity, due to high BSL.

5.Hypertension (High BP)- Like diabetes, hypertension does not noticed easily. Many diabetics also have high blood pressure, often due to insulin resistance. Regularly check your blood pressure; if it's over 120/80, you may be at risk for hypertension. One of the primary causes of diabetic hypertension is plaque build-up on arterial walls, which is caused by high LDL cholesterol (aka, “bad” cholesterol). Losing weight is the first step in reducing risk and preventing complications. And this means, switching to a healthy diet, getting regular exercise, managing stress, stopping smoking, and reducing alcohol consumption.

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