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Is Increased Appetite a Symptom of Dementia? A Comprehensive Guide for Caregivers

According to the Alzheimer's Society, changes in eating habits are a common and often distressing challenge for people living with dementia and their caregivers. But while many associate the condition with appetite loss, a persistent and seemingly insatiable hunger is also a possibility, raising the question: **Is increased appetite a symptom of dementia?**

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Do people with dementia eat better with red plates?

According to research from Boston University, people with advanced Alzheimer's who ate from red plates consumed 25% more food than those using white plates. The evidence strongly suggests that using red plates can help address nutrition issues in dementia patients, primarily by making the food more visually distinct.

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