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DEMENTIA STATISTICS RISE

Australians are dying from dementia more than any other cause, and over one million people are expected to be living with the syndrome in 40 years, according to a new report.

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare says dementia was the leading cause of death in Australia in 2023, accounting for almost 17,400 deaths (9.5 per cent).

“Dementia was the leading cause of death for women and the second leading cause for men after coronary heart disease,” the report said.

Last year, the AIHW estimated there were 425,000 people living with dementia, which is equivalent to 16 people per 1000.

Almost two-thirds of Australians with dementia are women, the AIHW says.

With an ageing population, it is predicted the number of Australians with dementia will rise to more than million by 2065, according to the AIHW.

“With dementia expected to exceed one million by 2065, we simply cannot afford to wait to for decisive action,” Dementia Australia Chief Executive Tanya Buchanan said.

“We are calling on governments at all levels to take a comprehensive approach to reduce the impact of dementia into the future.”

Providers want a national discussion on dementia to raise awareness and promote brain health at all ages, funding dementia navigators, and upskilling the dementia care workforce.

News.com.au and The Australian have launched a campaign called Think Again, aimed at “changing the narrative when it comes to dementia”, and is calling for more support for those living with the condition (including awareness about prevention).

This is all well and good, but why is nobody stopping to ask just why this the case?

Why are statistics so high to begin with? Why are they projected to climb even further?

Could this all be, at the end of the day, just another part of the agenda to make humans weaker, dumber and less healthy than ever before?

ALL BY DESIGN?

Over the next few decades, more Australians will be living with dementia than ever before.

But why has this number grown so high in the first place?

While this is a good question that I have my suspicions as to what the answers may be, the authorities in question aren’t really focused on that. ‘Nothing to see here!’

Instead, they are looking at what they can offer as the ‘solution’ to stop dementia.

Can you take a guess as to what that ‘solution’ may be?

Yes, it is a good ole’ vaccine.

Earlier this year, scientists said they have produced ‘the strongest evidence yet that the shingles vaccine is linked to reduced dementia risk’.

That’s right, a reduced risk.

Using the health records of more than 280,000 older adults in Wales, researchers found those who received the shingles vaccine were ‘20 per cent less likely to develop dementia over the next seven years than those who did not receive the vaccine’.

Meanwhile, the actual viruses these vaccines are supposed to mimic is actually explored as a cause for dementia – both for HSV and VZV infections.

So, the viruses can cause dementia if one is infected by them, but the vaccines based on the exact same viruses improve your odds at not getting dementia?

Give me a break!

The most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s, will also see a jab soon rolled out.

All caused, ultimately, by Big Pharma and the environment around us. A poisoning.

And this is without them even conclusively know what causes the disease.

For you see, although the role of specific chronic diseases as risk factors for dementia has been largely acknowledged, studies addressing risk in relation to multimorbidity are limited.

What has been found in the limited research available is that adults with neuropsychiatric and cardiovascular multimorbidity experienced the highest risk of dementia throughout 12 years, followed by those with sensory impairment and cancer.

In other words, much like the ‘pandemic’, multiple factors are involved here – too many to suggest that a vaccine is the holy grail answer to these rising statistics.

Additionally, older adults with tooth loss have a higher risk of cognitive impairment and dementia, with increasing risk with each missing tooth, according to research published in the Journal of the American Medical Directors Association.

What do both of these things have in common?

They are both largely caused by the society and environment around – and the same people that regulate and control said society and environment are here to ‘help’ what they caused.

Meanwhile, despite the ‘best intentions’ of the medical industry, human beings have only gotten worse off with each generation since its inception.

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Another grim statistic to add to the list in the continued war against the human being.

When will people ever learn that the authorities are not here to help you?

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