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Why do people with ALS have all of their mental functions and senses intact while with people with Alzheimer’s don’t?

Why do people with ALS have all of their mental functions and senses intact while with people with Alzheimer’s don’t?
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Why do people with ALS have all of their mental functions and senses intact while with people with Alzheimer’s don’t?

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with the als, it affects your nervous system
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ALS effects your nervous system while Alzheimer's effects your mental status

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