12Lifestyle Factors
Frontotemporal dementia can be caused by some lifestyle factors. Studies have shown that those people who drink alcohol excessively and smoke often can be at higher risk of developing this condition. Harmful substances in these products would cause many medical conditions that eventually trigger symptoms of frontotemporal dementia. A sedentary lifestyle can lead to obesity and high blood pressure. In the long run, these issues would cause some damages to your brain neurons and cells. Therefore, it is advisable to do exercises on a daily basis to keep our body healthy. The same goes for your daily meal. Consuming those foods that are high in fats, salt, sugar, and additives can affect your nervous system over the long term. [12]
