Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia, a general term for a decline in mental abilities. With Alzheimer’s disease, someone will experience a decline their abilities to:
remember
think
judge
speak, or find words
problem solve
express themselves
move
In the early stages, Alzheimer’s disease can interfere with day-to-day tasks. In the later stages, someone with Alzheimer’s will depend on others to complete basic tasks. There are a total of seven stages associated with this condition.
There’s no cure yet for Alzheimer’s, but treatment and interventions can help slow the progression. By knowing what to expect from each stage, you can be better prepared for what is to come.
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- food habits (controlling what, when, and how you eat)
- living space (living in a neat, clean home can make you more motivated)
- being active (running, jogging, walking, swimming, etc. once a day)
- practicing routines
- having good hygiene
According to the scientific research and results on this topic, Vicky would not be able to satisfy the demand of her body for protein without consuming any products that are derived from animals.
Vicky's goal and intentions are good and noble ones, as she loves animals, respects them, and do not want them to be slaughtered so that she can eat them. Unfortunately, her body would not react good to her stopping consuming all animal products, especially if she has a blood type O.
The humans are omnivores, thus consume both plants and animals and the products of the animals. The human body needs meat in order to get enough iron, so the chances are very high that Vicky will become anemic very quickly, especially by being a volleyball player and spending much more than the ordinary person. Also, the human body process the proteins from animal origin the easiest, while it finds it hard to do the same with the proteins from pant origin, thus Vicky will soon become much less energetic and not be bale to perform as good as she did earlier. The brain functioning will also be affected, as it is the organ that needs the most energy and by lacking it, Vicky will start to have troubles with her concentration and thinking process.
I dont have the answer to every answer but I can help you with 3.
3. I think people are motivated in different ways, one way might work for someone while on the other hand it wont work for someone else. When I think of this question its hard to come up with a answer that could work for a majority. If you are trying to motivate someone else then maybe praise them or take them out for dinner or something to make them feel happy they did so, or 'motivated'. Of course, "what about those who do not have friends, family, or normal human contact?" Now in that case this makes this much more harder. I guess theres not much more you can do other than, educated them in school about the consequences and rewards of working long term, and short term, or advertising the good about working.
