This Eating Habit Can Be An Early Sign Of Dementia

Studies have shown that specific eating habits, such as hyperphagia and fixations on one kind of food, can indicate the presence of frontotemporal dementia, a subtype that affects personality, behavior, language, and speech. Individuals with this condition may exhibit abnormal eating behaviors, including ingesting non-food objects and obsessively eating a narrow range of foods. Other signs of frontotemporal dementia include personality changes, language problems, and memory issues, making early intervention crucial for better outcomes.

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