Titlebook: Nutrition in Brain Aging and Dementia; Nasrollah Moradikor,Indranath Chatterjee,Wael Moha Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Traditional Herbal Medicine for Dementia Therapy,verall quality of life for affected individuals. This chapter aims to bridge the gap between conventional pharmaceutical approaches and complementary therapies addressing pathophysiology, cognitive decline, and related symptoms associated with dementia. Several traditional herbs were recognized for

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Nonpharmacological Approaches for Dementia Management,ations such as side effects. Nonpharmacological treatments are treatments that do not involve drugs. These treatments are often used for people with Alzheimer’s with the aim of maintaining or improving cognitive function, overall quality of life, and the ability to perform daily life activities. Phy

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