Memory loss is often thought to be the telltale sign of Alzheimer’s disease, but neurological experts are finding that subtle changes in eating habits or preferences can signal a problem long before memory difficulties. One possible reason behind this change could be from a general decline in the sense of taste and smell. Another theory as to why those suffering from Alzheimer’s may change their food preferences or habits has more to do with cognitive decline and forgetfulness. Dietary restrictions including lactose intolerance or food allergies are often forgotten in those suffering in all stages of cognitive decline. Learn more about Alzheimer’s.
