Doctors have called a disease that increases the risk of developing dementia People with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease have a higher risk of developing dementia - acquired, progressive dementia.

Expert Ying Shang from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, in a study, found that non-alcoholic fatty liver disease can increase the risk of developing dementia..

This disease is known to affect about 25% of people worldwide and is a common chronic form of liver disease.. She has no obvious symptoms, so many do not even know about the presence of this disease until it flows into a severe form.. But most often the disease occurs due to excessive alcohol consumption, and it can also be the result of obesity..

Expert Ying Shang from the Karolinska Institute in the course of a study found that people with non-alcoholic fatty disease have a 44% increased risk of developing vascular dementia.. And if the patient, in addition to liver disease, also has heart problems, then the risk increases by 50%..

Note that dementia is a loss of the ability to abstract and associative thinking, a violation of memory, speech, orientation and perception.

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