David Attenborough health: Presenter’s worsening condition making him ‘run into problems’

Sir David Attenborough, 93, is a broadcaster and natural historian. He has entertained millions with his iconic voice and documentaries offering a peak into our mysterious planet and its inhabitants. David is an advocate for saving the planet and championing its protection and in between discussing how to save the planet, David mentioned a health struggle he has experienced. Dementia care: Dementia care: The activity shown to lower your risk Dementia care: Vital skill that could determine risk of condition Dementia symptoms: Five early signs of the disease Two years ago, while preparing for Blue Planet II, he also admitted he was taking longer to write the script because of the struggles with recalling the proper names. As people grow older, they experience physiological changes that can cause glitches in brain functions they’ve previously taken for granted. Memories and names take longer to learn and becomes difficult to recall information. DON’T MISS Dementia warning: Eating too much of this may increase your risk Dementia test: ‘Velcro’ style test could spot Alzheimer’s symptoms Age-related memory loss The brain is capable of producing new brain cells at any age, so significant memory loss is not an inevitable result of ageing. But just as it is with muscle strength, a person has to use it or lose it. Lifestyle, habits, and daily activities have a huge impact on the health of one’s brain. Whatever the age, there are many ways a person can improve their cognitive skills, prevent memory loss, and protect your grey matter. Dementia: Doing this activity may slow symptoms Type 2 diabetes: Experts agree this diet will keep blood sugar levels low – what is it? Jenny Ryan health: ‘I felt like I had a fish bowl on my head’ Chaser on health struggle How to live longer: Best […]

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