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Index
Cover Dedication Contents Introduction CHAPTER 1 What is dementia?
What do we mean by ‘dementia’? How does dementia differ from schizophrenia and depression? Cognitive domains and the diagnosis of dementia How big a problem is dementia? Demographic predictions
CHAPTER 2 The main forms of dementia
Alzheimer’s Disease Vascular Dementia
In Focus: A case study: ‘Fish ’n’ Chips’ CHAPTER 3 A healthy heart means a healthy brain
The link between blood flow and brain function Vascular health and Vascular Dementia Vascular health and Alzheimer’s Disease Anti-hypertensives for the prevention of dementia The cerebrovascular–Alzheimer continuum
In Focus: A practical scale for understanding medical ‘certainty’ CHAPTER 4 Food for thought
The elephant in the room: The ageing process and dementia The oxidation theory of ageing Is there a ‘cure’ for ageing? The sickly-sweet brain: Is there a link between diabetes and dementia?
In Focus: The Healthy Brain Meal Plan CHAPTER 5 What’s the story with cholesterol?
How does the body manage cholesterol levels? What happens when we consume too much dietary cholesterol? Is there a link between cholesterol and brain function?
In Focus: Dementia doesn’t always strike late CHAPTER 6 Homocysteine: The new cholesterol?
What is homocysteine? High plasma homocysteine and brain disease
In Focus: Caring for a loved one with dementia at home: Advice from an expert CHAPTER 7 Use it or lose it—Part 1: The science
The neuro-revolution: How neurogenesis and neural stem cells may offer hope for treating dementia Mental activity promotes brain growth in adulthood The bulging brain versus the shrinking brain Does mental activity reduce our risk for dementia? Of mice and men Clinical trials of mental activity
In Focus: Do ‘brain gym’ video games work? CHAPTER 8 Use it or lose it—Part 2: The art
The Three Keys to dementia prevention Let’s get practical How much is enough? The Virtuous Cycle
In Focus: Testing your mental activity levels CHAPTER 9 Exercising body and mind
Human exercise trials The big debate: Aerobic or resistance training? What changes in the brain after physical exercise? How does it work? A conceptual model Conclusions
CHAPTER 10 Bringing it together
Recommendation 1: Heart health equals brain health: Maintain a healthy blood pressure Recommendation 2: Exercise your brain as well as your muscles Recommendation 3: Make physical exercise part of every day life Recommendation 4: Choose activities that satisfy the Three Keys principle Recommendation 5: All bets are off: Do the best you can
In Focus: Summary Endnotes Online resources Glossary References Searchable Terms About the Author Copyright
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