A
Dutch study indicated that loneliness can increase the risk of
Alzheimer 's, researchers have teams between living alone and loneliness
or loneliness.
The
study also reviewed the risk factors of depression and dementia and
high death rates between 2000, a man and a woman aged 65 years and over.
Turns
out that the person who suffer loneliness is more vulnerable to
Alzheimer's and other dementia diseases also doubled during the three
years of this case.
In
addition to taking other factors into account, such as mental and
physical health of respondents asserting that loneliness is associated
with increased risk of Alzheimer's by 64%, but other aspects of social
exclusion such as living alone or widowhood remains an influence on
these people.
Says
the study author Dr. tgaling Jean holward in study published recently:
"when the study was 46% of respondents living alone and half of them are
not married, and only 20 percent said their unit, which means that it
is not linked to the case of a person, but the absence of social
relations that increase the risk of mental decline in people.
Some
researchers have interpreted the results of that study that loneliness
may be stemming from the onset dementia or Alzheimer's disease, not the
cause.
Another possibility that loneliness refers to hypersensitive to grief that was one of the risk factors for Alzheimer's disease.
ليست هناك تعليقات:
إرسال تعليق