They're Eating Less

My [Relationship] [Initials] ([Their Diagnosis]) is eating less. What I see at meals: [What i see]. Foods they used to love: [Used to love]. Their teeth and swallowing: [Teeth And Swallowing]. Weight change if I know it: [Weight]. Help me: 1) list the common reasons people with dementia eat less — can't see the food on the plate, too many choices, forgot how to use a fork, pain, medication, dry mouth, depression — and which ones my description points to, 2) give me ten changes to try, from plate color to portion size to timing to finger foods, cheapest and easiest first, 3) give me three meals built from what they used to love, made easier to eat, 4) tell me what to say and what not to say at the table, 5) tell me clearly which signs mean 'call the doctor this week' — choking, weight loss, refusing fluids. Practical, not clinical, and don't tell me to 'consult a dietitian' as your whole answer.