World Alzheimer’s Day is celebrated on September 21 every year. The purpose of this day is to create awareness about Alzheimer and its related diseases. Alzheimer is a disease that affects the person’s thinking, memory and daily activities. Many scientific studies have proved that the poor lifestyle affects mental health, which can lead to serious serious illnesses like Alzheimer.
High blood pressure
Diseases like high blood pressure, sugar and obesity, which appeared in the human body after the age of 60 or 70, are now visible in the age of 30 or 40 years old. These diseases are not only harming heart and body but also serious effects on the mind.
The effect of diabetes on the brain
In diabetes, if long to the blood sugar levels are not kept in control, the brain is deprived of the required energy. The brain cells become lazy, and the person has difficulty remembering things. Some scientists have also called this type 3 diabetes, as, like diabetes, it hurts the brain internally. It can distort the work of insulin in the brain, which is slowly decline in thinking and memory.
High blood pressure is also bad for the brain
High blood pressure is considered a heart-related illness, but it also has a profound effect on the mind. When the blood pressure is constantly high, it is pressing pressure on the brain nerves. It blocks the right blood flow in the brain. When there is a lack of proper nutrition and oxygen in the brain, the skill of doing it begins to reduce.
Obesity is also dangerous for the brain
The obesity is with the risk of diseases like Alzheimer and Dementia, especially if this situation has been for a long time. People who weigh more, especially those who are gathered around the stomach is born in their body, which is called a konic dislavery. This inflammation slowly harm the brain nerve. Obesity can weaken the brain work who causes hormonal changes in the body. This process is slow, but until the symptoms are clear, it is too late.