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Brain Health Program
When the faces of your loved ones gradually fade from memory,
When your signature homemade dishes become unfamiliar,
When familiar streets start to feel strange,
When you pick up the phone but forget who you were going to call.
The progression of dementia begins much earlier than simply forgetting a name, just as a heart attack doesn’t start at the moment chest pain occurs.
The pathological changes associated with dementia, such as neuronal damage and early cognitive decline, can start 10 to 20 years before noticeable symptoms appear, often going undetected. By the time symptoms show, the optimal window for intervention may have already already be missed!
When the faces of your loved ones gradually fade from memory,
When your signature homemade dishes become unfamiliar,
When familiar streets start to feel strange,
When you pick up the phone but forget who you were going to call.
The progression of dementia begins much earlier than simply forgetting a name, just as a heart attack doesn’t start at the moment chest pain occurs.
The pathological changes associated with dementia, such as neuronal damage and early cognitive decline, can start 10 to 20 years before noticeable symptoms appear, often going undetected. By the time symptoms show, the optimal window for intervention may have already already be missed!
Brain Health Risks at Different Life Stages
Foundation Phase
Young Adulthood
ages 20-40
Academic and
Work-related
Stress
Lack of
Physical
Activity and
Obesity
Sleep
Deprivation
Brain Inflammation
and Neuronal Damage
Intervention Phase
Middle Age
ages 40-65
Chronic Stress and Burnout
Smoking and Alcohol habits
“Three Hights”
Sleep Disorders
Disruption of Neural
Transmission Leading
to Dementia
Maintenance Phase
Elderly Stage
65 and above
Cerebrovascular Diseases
Social Isolation Caused by Sensory Impairment
Chronic Inflammation
Immune Dysregulation
Neurodegeneration
Accelerating the
Progression of Dementia
In the Asia-Pacific region,
the average life expectancy has reached 85 years old.
85
age
people aged 85 or older
may develop dementia.
If one direct
relative has
dementia
Risk of developing the disease
approx. 2 times higher
than the general population.
If two or more
direct relatives
have dementia
The risk increases to
3-4 times higher
than the general population.
Early Screening for
Brain Health Risks:
Seize the Golden Period
Early Screening for Brain Health Risks: Seize the Golden Period
The golden period for improving brain health is ages 40 - 65
Early brain screening detects dementia risk 10 - 15 years before symptoms
45% of dementia cases can be prevented or delayed by improving brain health
Humansa BrainSpark Brain Health Program
i-Cog Retinal Imaging
Utilizing AI technology, this non-invasive scan analyzes retinal health to provide early insights into brain health risks and cognitive decline.
MoCA-5 Montreal Cognitive Assessment
A quick, objective test to evaluate memory, attention, and thinking skills, helping identify early signs of cognitive impairment.
Alzheimer’s Risk Assessment (BEAT-AD Score)
A comprehensive risk assessment tool that predicts your likelihood of future cognitive decline, empowering personalized preventive strategies.
Wellness Coach Consultation
Receive expert guidance with a detailed walkthrough of your results, personalized brain health insights, and actionable next steps for long-term cognitive well-being.
The world’s first AI model developed by CUHK’s spin-off company
Non-invasive with up to 92% accuracy
Personalized solutions with
prevention strategies
and medical support
Humansa | Health Reimagined
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