When thinking, memory, and reasoning skills are lost to the point that they interfere with day-to-day tasks, this condition is known as dementia. Some dementia patients have emotional instability and personality changes. The intensity of dementia varies from the mildest stage, when it is just starting to interfere with a person's functioning, to the most severe level, when a person must fully rely on others for basic everyday functions like feeding themselves. Although millions of individuals are affected by dementia, which becomes increasingly prevalent as people age (approximately one-third of all persons aged 85 or older may have some kind of dementia), it is not a typical aspect of aging. When neurons (nerve cells) in the brain that were formerly healthy stop functioning, lose their connections with other brain cells, and eventually die, dementia signs and symptoms appear. While everyone loses some neurons as they become older, dementia patients lose a lot more neurons.
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