Alzheimers disease
Alzheimer’s complaint is a brain complaint that sluggishly destroys memory and thinking chops and, ultimately, the capability to carry out the simplest tasks. In utmost people with the complaint, those with the late- onset type symptoms first appear in theirmid-60s. The causes presumably include a combination of age- related changes in the brain, along with inheritable, environmental, and life factors. The significance of any one of these factors in adding or dwindling the threat of Alzheimer's complaint may differ from person to person.