‘Excessive’ eating could be a sign of frontotemporal dementia

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The society says: “Some people with dementia may forget that they’ve recently eaten or be concerned about when the next meal is coming.

“If a person is overeating, they may also eat foods that aren’t appropriate. They might be frequently asking or searching for food. This can be a stressful situation for them and the people around them.

“People with certain types of dementia – such as frontotemporal dementia – may be more likely to experience excessive eating and other changes to eating behaviour.

“These may include changes in dietary preference and obsession with particular foods.”

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