"What People Do Who Have U-Turned from the Dementia Gray Zone" Takashi Asada Price: ¥1,540 #TakashiAsada #Books #Lifestyle/Household ※※※※※※※※※ IMPORTANT ※※※※※※※※※※※※※ The product is a book that has been cut from the spine with a cutting machine. Therefore, the condition of the product is selected as "Overall poor condition." The pages are loose, but they are arranged in order. Please purchase only if you understand that this is a cut book. Once you have won the bid, please contact us via the transaction page, stating: "I have confirmed that the book has been cut." This will ensure smooth shipping. ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※ ◎ If multiple items are purchased and can be shipped together, we will discount ¥180 (usually, two standard paperbacks can be shipped together). Please refrain from requesting discounts for single items. Editorial Review A woman in her 60s visited the author's dementia specialist clinic. Apparently, she had bought a pack of 10 eggs for three consecutive days, and when it came to the fourth day, she was filled with anxiety and came to the clinic. As a result of the diagnosis, the woman did not have dementia. However, her brain was not in a normal state either. She was in the "dementia gray zone." The official name for the dementia gray zone is MCI (Mild Cognitive Impairment). MCI is a state where there are no major obstacles in daily life, but the person and their family feel various warning signs, such as "something's a little off lately." It's a state between a normal brain and dementia. People who develop dementia always go through this gray zone as a stage, but not everyone transitions from the gray zone to dementia. Some people maintain their current state, while others can delay the transition to dementia with appropriate measures. Furthermore, it is known that one in four people can U-turn (recover) to a healthy brain state. On the other hand, some people progress to dementia. In other words, this is the "fork in the road for dementia." So, what is the difference between those who recover and those who progress? That is the theme of this book. First, let's take a simple test of your cognitive function. <Fox Rotation Test> ② Make a fox shape with your left and right hands.