🔴OVER 65 WOMEN: Your HANDS Show These 5 Dementia Warning Signs скачать в хорошем качестве

🔴OVER 65 WOMEN: Your HANDS Show These 5 Dementia Warning Signs

Did you know your hands can reveal a dementia risk up to 12 years before memory loss begins? For women over 65, the risk of Alzheimer's and Lewy Body dementia is significantly higher than for men. While most focus on "senior moments" or forgetfulness, the earliest warning signs are often hiding in your grip, your handwriting, and your dexterity. In this video, we examine the 5 specific hand warning signs backed by major longitudinal studies like the Framingham Heart Study and research from the Mayo Clinic. We dive into the brain-hand connection and why motor control often fails before memory does. Inside this video, you will learn: The Grip Strength Metric: Why squeezing less than 16kg is a major red flag for cognitive decline. Micrographia (#3): The "Small Handwriting" phenomenon that predicts brain changes a decade in advance. The "Pill-Rolling" Tremor: Distinguishing between normal aging and Lewy Body dementia. Fingertip Sensation: How peripheral neuropathy in the hands mirrors vascular damage in the brain. Actionable Steps: Simple at-home tests and exercises to protect your brain-muscle connection. Your hands are a window into your brain. Watch until the end to learn how to monitor these signs and take proactive steps to maintain your independence. Medical Disclaimer NOTICE: This video is for educational awareness and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you notice a sudden change in hand strength, tremors, or sensation, please consult a neurologist or your primary care physician immediately. Early detection of neurological changes is critical for effective intervention.