Why is a person with dementia aleays cold?

Why is a person with dementia aleays cold? @DebraKostiw hello my faithful friends I'm so glad that you joined me today I'm gonna talk a little bit about the parietal lobe of your brain which is located on the top of your head basically and this lobe of your brain is responsible for many things but one of them is our sense of touch and how things feel on our body so if your person is super uncomfortable their clothing just might not be comfortable on their body the uh parietal lobe is also responsible for regulating our body temperature and I'm sure that if you have taken care of someone or any multiple people with dementia they're almost always cold right so they have a very difficult time regulating their body temperature um the parietal lobe of the brain also is responsible for our pain receptors and how we interpret pain and also our spatial relationship like what is going on around us how far distance things are from us so you can imagine if this part of your brain is under attack how that might affect how someone acts and behaves in their environment for a lot more tips and tricks head on over to answers about a L Z org that website again answers about a L Z org for lots of free stuff