Mild brain atrophy, mild cerebral arteriosclerosis serious?

People with mild brain atrophy and cerebral arteriosclerosis are not seriously ill, which may be related to the patient's poor eating habits, age and other factors. At ordinary times, attention should be paid to diet control, low salt and low fat should be appropriate, and the intake of calories, cholesterol and other substances should be controlled; proper physical exercise can promote the patient's blood sugar level to be in a relatively stable state.