parietal lobe function - #17309

A few months ago, my father started having some unusual issues that we couldn’t quite understand. It started with small things—he would reach for an object but miss it slightly, or he would have trouble judging distances, like mistaking how far away a chair was before sitting. At first, we thought he was just being careless, but then other symptoms appeared. He started getting confused about directions in places he had been going for years, and he even had trouble telling left from right sometimes. We took him to a neurologist, and after several tests, they said there might be a problem with his parietal lobe function. I didn’t even know what that meant, but the doctor explained that the parietal lobe function is responsible for things like spatial awareness, touch perception, and even mathematical ability. They suggested further scans, but right now, we’re just waiting and hoping things don’t get worse. I started looking into Ayurveda to see if there are ways to improve parietal lobe function naturally. Are there Ayurvedic herbs or treatments that support brain health and prevent further deterioration? I’ve read about Brahmi and Shankhpushpi being good for memory, but do they actually help with the functions controlled by the parietal lobe? Another thing I’m worried about is whether diet plays a role in keeping the brain healthy. Are there specific foods or Ayurvedic remedies that can help strengthen parietal lobe function? I also read that yoga and meditation might help, but do they actually have an effect on brain function, or is that just a myth? Has anyone used Ayurveda to support brain health in cases like this? I really want to do everything possible to prevent this from getting worse.