Chris Hemsworth States He Doesn t Have Dementia Not Retiring

HE PLAYS THE God of Thunder, and we understand him as an unyielding superhero-- and A-list Aussie-family brother-- so when Hemsworth was hit with a genetic lightning screw, it hit everyone. He took a genetic examination for Limitless with Does chris Hemsworth have alzheimer Hemsworth, the Nat Geo docudrama collection on durability, and it exposed that he has two copies of the genetics APOE e4, which is linked to an increased risk of Alzheimer's illness.

Alzheimer's condition is the most usual kind of irreparable dementia that causes the mind to reduce and brain cells to pass away, gradually ruining memory and believing skills, according to the United States National Institute on Aging (NIA).

The Australian actor learned the news while he was shooting a brand-new National Geographic docuseries for Disney+, Limitless, which explores the impacts of time and age. Hemsworth stated the original plan for the series would have seen him receive all his genetic test results live to video camera - yet collection creator Darren Aronofsky informed him privately when they got the results.

The Infinite series sees Hemsworth test his body and explore ways to live longer and healthier. Certain genetics can increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's condition. After getting rid of various other causes, a medical diagnosis of Alzheimer's condition can be made.

Having one or two copies of this genetics boosts the danger of establishing Alzheimer's, according to the NIA. ApoE4, or the apolipoprotein E gene, is the best threat aspect gene for Alzheimer's condition. The Wonder star was shot as his doctor educated him he was 8 to 10 times more probable to create the disease.