ALERT !10 POPULAR REMEDIES that can CAUSE DEMENTIA | 112

ALERT !10 POPULAR REMEDIES that can CAUSE DEMENTIA
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REFERENCES:

### MEDICATION 1: BENZODIAZEPINES
**Research**: A study conducted in France followed more than a thousand elderly individuals over 15 years.
- **Article**: "Benzodiazepine use and risk of dementia: prospective population-based study"
- **Search term**: "Benzodiazepines and dementia risk study France"

### MEDICATION 2: ANTICHOLINERGICS
**Research**: A study from the University of Washington with more than 3,400 adults over seven years.
- **Article**: "Cumulative Use of Strong Anticholinergics and Incident Dementia"
- **Search term**: "Anticholinergic use dementia University of Washington"

### MEDICATION 3: TRICYCLIC ANTIDEPRESSANTS
**Research**: A study from Indiana University with data from over 400,000 patients.
- **Article**: "Association of Tricyclic Antidepressant Use With Dementia"
- **Search term**: "Tricyclic antidepressants dementia risk Indiana University"

### MEDICATION 4: ANTIPSYCHOTICS
**Research**: A study published in the "British Medical Journal" on elderly patients treated with antipsychotics.
- **Article**: "Antipsychotic use and cognitive decline in elderly patients"
- **Search term**: "Antipsychotics dementia risk British Medical Journal"

### MEDICATION 5: H2 RECEPTOR BLOCKERS
**Research**: A study published in the "Journal of the American Geriatrics Society" with more than a thousand elderly individuals.
- **Article**: "H2 receptor antagonists and the risk of cognitive decline"
- **Search term**: "H2 receptor blockers dementia risk Journal of the American Geriatrics Society"

### MEDICATION 6: ANTIEPILEPTICS
**Research**: A study published in "Neurology" with epileptic patients.
- **Article**: "Antiepileptic drug use and cognitive impairment"
- **Search term**: "Antiepileptics cognitive impairment Neurology"

### MEDICATION 7: STATINS
**Research**: A study published in the "Journal of Lipid Research".
- **Article**: "Statin use and risk of dementia: A meta-analysis"
- **Search term**: "Statins dementia risk Journal of Lipid Research"

### MEDICATION 8: PROTON PUMP INHIBITORS
**Research**: A study published in "JAMA Neurology".
- **Article**: "Proton Pump Inhibitors and Dementia Risk: A Cohort Study"
- **Search term**: "Proton pump inhibitors dementia risk JAMA Neurology"

### MEDICATION 9: OPIOID PAINKILLERS
**Research**: A study published in "Annals of Internal Medicine".
- **Article**: "Long-term opioid use and risk of dementia"
- **Search term**: "Opioid painkillers dementia risk Annals of Internal Medicine"

### MEDICATION 10: HORMONAL CONTRACEPTIVES
**Research**: A study published in the "Journal of Women's Health".
- **Article**: "Hormonal contraceptive use and cognitive function in women"
- **Search term**: "Hormonal contraceptives cognitive function Journal of Women's Health"

These studies highlight the need for critical review and discussions with healthcare professionals to find safer alternatives when necessary.

[PatsyYork-qmum]

My doctor wanted to put me on cholesterol medication. I said no. That was in 1992. I am 83 still going strong. Take no medication of any kind. Haven’t had the flu since 1983. Thought I was going to die. Did not go to the doctor. I doctor myself the way my mother did in the 30’s.

[stevenhull]

My doctor put me on Ramipril and Bisoprolol for high blood pressure which I took for over two years. Later I was diagnosed as a pre-diabetic. I was offered Statins and after some research I politely refused. To cut a long story short, my research indicated diet plays a very important part in one's health. I took the plunge and totally dropped my consumption of carbohydrates and sugars. I changed my diet to sardines, lambs liver, chuck steak, chicken thighs, pork belly strips, 20% fat ground beef, bacon, eggs and butter. No vegetables and no fruit. Within 90 days of my new "diet" my weight went from 88Kgs down to 76kg, my BMI dropped into the normal range, my belly fat and "male boobs" disappeared, I am no longer on any pharmaceutical drugs, my blood pressure is now in the normal range and I am no longer pre-diabetic.

[Lucinda-cbmc]

As for me, I just use my intuition and common sense. I try not to take anything if I can help it, even though I have a level of autism and sometimes extreme anxiety, I am 68 yrs. and in pretty good health. But you know, life just ain't easy. Healthy is always best.

[crystalclear]

Statins may be the no 1. Since cholesterol treatments came on line, dementia has become more rampant.

[jeanwissinger]

Any cholesterol med will. It's been proven but hey, let's keep writing those prescriptions.

[leeojascastro]

1.) Bezos, 2.) anticholinergic, 3.) tricyclic antidepressants, 4.) antipsychotics, 5.) h2 receptor blockers, 6.) anti epileptics, 7.) statins, 8.)PPI’s, 9.)opioids, 10.)hormonal contraceptives

[susanedghill]

So wish I would have known. Was on 4 of those !! Darn doctors need to learn this !!

[MrSymbolic]

So, I am good as I have no medical doctor and thus no medications, Thank You !

[noreenramsammy]

My sister was put on stations about 5 years ago and started showing signs of dementia within 3 months....and now 5 years later she had dementia.

[myutubex]

Well, this dissertation totally restores my faith in the pharmaceutical industry.
I already had tremendous faith but this information just so galvanized it. Incredible.

[dawnewinonamoore]

Please give the BRAND NAMES OF BOTH Rx and OTC Meds THANK YOU

[ev.adelemandagie]

In Jesus Mighty name I refuse the spirits of illness.

[suzannabary]

Very informative material, I agree with most of the conclusions except hormonal contraceptives being one of the medications causing dementia.

[debraann]

I had one of my doctors to explain to me when I went to him and told him that my memory was getting worse. He asked me to show him all my medication’s from each doctors. And he looked at me and said this one lower it, or discontinue speak to you heart doctor about it. It was my cholesterol medication. He explained was it’s to help with the fatty in the body to release it to help the heart, but the pill does not know the difference between the fatness of the system or the brain, so it also takes with around the brain which protects my memory. So I lowered it. It got better so I discontinued it and change the way I ate instead

[carolkairis]

I’m 81 yrs. Old.
Stayed away from Meds unless extreme emergency - ALL short time minimum use for extreme case.
IMPORTANT info.
HERE - I Am very HEALTY

[PaulitaRoloma]

Thank you very much for this comprehensive educational info

[jessiewilliams]

I was on a progesteron med for a few years due to an early hysterectomy which led to early menopause..a lump was found in one of my breasts, which fortunately, they caught in time and that was the end of me being prescribed those. The Docs tried pushing a statin on me, I said no way and looked for an alternative. Several pills you mention have been prescribed for me and thankfully I decided against them. Very interesting video and the references to the statin had me thinking on my deceased husband, he took those, he became very agitated toward the end and bad tempered, I had always thought it could be the statin as he was a very gentle person by nature.

[rmp]

Recommendation not to cook - or wrap - food in aluminum.
And best to avoid using tap water...even to boil pasta. (I have used only distilled water for years).
Btw: the herbal capsules of bacopa are helpful to sharpen one's focus.
Best regards only ✨

[Sayonara]

I hv become forgetful because of years on statins

[j-bro]

Could it be that lack of adequate nutrition and exercise. Plus too much sugar causes cognitive decline? And oh by the way, people are also taking these medications?