False Alzheimer’s diagnosis. “Alzheimer’s symptoms such as confusion, memory loss and personality changes also can be side effects from medication—even commonly used drugs. For example, the entire class of anticholinergic drugs, which includes many antihistamines, antianxiety drugs, muscle relaxants and sleeping pills . . . Cholesterol-reducing statins have also been linked to brain fog in some people. In many cases, the cognitive symptoms vanish when medication is stopped. “I have had people referred to me with a clear history of dementia and when I started to peel back the medications, they were much better,” says Gary Kennedy, chief of geriatric psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, N.Y.”
Could you write more about vitamin d please? I’m interested to know more about sitocalciferol / alfacalcidol, the new synthetic version of vitamin d. Thank you.
Could you write more about vitamin d please? I’m interested to know more about sitocalciferol / alfacalcidol, the new synthetic version of vitamin d. Thank you.