Early Dementia

Dementia does not happen overnight. It takes 20–30 years for your brain to degenerate enough to start showing significant signs of dementia.

Early risk factors include the following:

Anxiety

Depression

Heart Disease/
Stroke/
High Blood Pressure

Sleep Issues

Brain Fog/
Memory Issues

Low Energy/
Fatigue

Obesity

High Cholesterol Levels

Poor Immune System Function

Anger Issues

ADD/
ADHD/
PTSD

History of Brain Injuries/
Concussions

Chronic Pain

PCOS/ED/
Reproductive Issues

Anyone on multiple medications

A caregiver or family member of someone who is diagnosed with dementia

At What Age Should You Get Tested?

A BC/BS study from 2020 showed an increase in dementia cases in the age bracket of those 35–44 years old by 373%. Therefore, we recommend starting testing as early as 35 years old — or earlier if you have the risk factors listed above.

I don't need to get tested now because dementia only occurs in "older" populations right? WRONG!

Get tested today!

Get tested today!

According to several studies, including the BC/BS study mentioned above, the average age of a person diagnosed with dementia is 49!

The LET'S SAVE MORE LIVES Brain Screening results will show key specific indicators in those who are at a higher risk for dementia at an early stage. The reason this is so important is because research is very clear — the earlier you can detect these indicators, the quicker you can begin to correct the issues leading to a healthier brain, thereby decreasing your risk of diseases such as dementia.