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4 Surprising Things That Can Impact Dementia, From A Psychiatrist
With cognitive decline, it’s important to focus on early intervention and doing what you can to prevent the onset—but that’s not to say you can’t do anything about it once symptoms arise. Just take it from functional medicine psychiatrist Kat Toups, M.D.: On an episode of the mindbodygreen podcast, she shares how she healed her own serious autoimmune disease and cognitive impairment.
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