Alzheimer’s is one of the most feared diagnoses most people could receive. Until recently, Alzheimer’s is a slow declining path to death without satisfactory treatment. New evidence has emerged indicating that much of dementia is preventable. One of the reasons that the medical field has had difficulty coming up with satisfactory treatment is that they are looking for one main cause, so they can find one drug to treat it. Dr. Dale Bredesen and other pioneers in this field looking to reverse cognitive decline have found that there are many causes, and in most individuals there are several factors at work at once. Some of these factors include genetic predisposition, poor diet, lack of exercise, chronic stress, infections, trauma, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal deficiencies, toxins and more. Learn more about how to protect your brain by taking advantage of the latest research.
One of the more common menopausal symptoms women experience is known as “brain fog.” Many woman may not know it by this name but this was one of the most disturbing symptoms for me as I went through menopause. Around 60% of women will experience some form of brain dysfunction as they go through the …
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Alzheimer’s is one of the most feared diagnoses most patients could receive. Some rank it worse than cancer. At least with cancer, there is treatment, and possible hope, but until recently, Alzheimer’s is a slow declining path to dementia and death…
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