Poked around a bit and ran across at least one article [1] that advises caution but also points out that these results are seen in fairly high/frequent doses, a

Poked around a bit and ran across at least one article [1] that advises caution but also points out that these results are seen in fairly high/frequent doses, are still being studied, and that anyone prescribed or currently taking an anticholinergic medication should check with their doctor before just stopping the drug. The way I see it, not everyone is necessarily at risk and as with many things, the outcome of not taking the medication could be worse than the potentially higher risk of negative outcomes from taking the medication. Either way, something to consider. [1] http://www.nhs.uk/news/2015/01January/Pages/media-dementia-scare-about-common-drugs.aspx http://www.nhs.uk/news/2015/01January/Pages/media-dementia-s...