Why do dementia patients eat more food off of red plate? People with dementia eat more food when they eat off of red plates. Let me explain Since most food isn’t red, when you use a red plate to serve food to someone with dementia, the contrasting color against the food helps the food be more visible to them since dementia also affects depth perception. Psychologically, the color red for most people makes them more hungry which is why you see the color in a lot of fast food brands. So, if you wa
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1. Poor appetite People with dementia may lose their interest in eating. Make every bite count with high-calorie, high-protein, nutrient-dense foods. See my series on what to do when they won’t eat much. 2. Confusion Confusion may make a person forget to eat or become easily distracted during meals. Minimize distractions and offer one choice at a time. Try finger foods if they struggle with utensils-like sandwiches, wraps, or muffins. 3. Taste changes Dementia and some medications can make food
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