DISA Mail magazine for overseas DISAJP NEWS Vol.8 ” Pets become dementia ?! “
At a general incorporated association, Dementia improved support Association of Japan tackles to make dementia zero for the dementia patients and their families in Japan as well as in the world.
l Contents of today’s mail magazine
– The reports of temporal change analysis for social burden of dementia
– Meterotropic disease —— exhaustion of aged people in autumn
– Pets become dementia ?!
The reports of temporal change analysis for social burden of dementia
The reports of temporal change analysis for social burden of dementia ( Toho University, Mr. Shimpei Hanaoka and others )
In order to do both adequate resource distribution and quality improvement policies for dementia in Japan, Mr. Shimpei Hanaoka and others in Toho University carried out temporal change analysis for social burden of dementia.
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Meterotropic disease
——- It takes time to recover from exhaustion in autumn of the elderly
Recently it becomes clear that temperature, atmospheric pressure and other atmospheric phenomena influence human health. It is necessary to be cautious autumn exhaustion this time heading winter. Autumn exhaustion means that bad conditions such as autonomic nerve disturbance, bad conditions of anorexia, malaise by mid summer environment, life habit continues to autumn. Main causes are thought that internal organs and bodies get cold by taking cold in the heat wave or being in air-conditioning for long hours.
There are many elderly who hate air-conditioning, bodies burden by the heat of summer, they get tired of daily living. On the other hand, because they stay in the air-conditioning for a long time to prevent the heat stroke, they get tired from air conditioners. or get ill health. In case of the elderly, because of lowering both physical fitness and immune strength, it is difficult to adjust the radical environmental changes, it takes time to recover the previous conditions, it should be very careful about that.
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Pets become dementia ?!
The official name of dog dementia is called “ cognitive malfunction syndrome “. Like human life span extends and it becomes aging society, dogs and cats also extend life span by developing animal medicine or improvement of pet foods. Longevity is wonderful, but on the other hand the possibility of becoming dementia is high.
Like human being, dogs also become aging. It appears in “ physical aging “ such as losing weight and increasing grey hairs or becoming white in the eyes, or “ aging of the action “ such as slow movements, walking is not smooth or bumping into things or sleeping more.
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When diagnosed as dementia, treatment at animal hospital; it may be improved the symptom by administering DHA ( docosahexaenoic acid ) or EPA ( eicosapentaenoic acid ).
DHA or EPA smooth blood circulation and prevent from arteriosclerosis or activate brain neuron.
It is said that they raise judgment or concentration power and it leads to prevent or improve dementia. Coenzyme Q10 raises immune strength and lowers causative agent of aging.
Autumn in Japan, fish in autumn, Pacific saury has a lot of DHA or EPA. Effective methods for prevention, improvement of dementia are the same for human and pets. Let’s do dementia care positively with affection, by knowing the right knowledge and support, helping each other.
KOUKA, our association recommends, includes DHA, EPA.
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