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When the present departs and humans stay
Alzheimer's disease is a condition that causes a person to lose the ability to remember recent events, as it destroys the areas responsible for forming new memories. Meanwhile, old memories remain more ingrained, especially those linked to emotions. The disease rearranges time within the brain, causing those affected to lose awareness of the current time and events, leaving them living in more stable memories of the past. There is no cure to prevent the progression of the disease, but adopting a healthy lifestyle—such as exercising, maintaining a balanced diet, getting quality sleep, and continuous learning—can reduce the risk of memory decline and help support brain health.
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