Despite the severity of the symptoms many people associate with Alzheimer's, within the first few years, there are virtually no tangible symptoms at all.
Because of this, both patients and their loved ones experience a great level of frustration as symptoms suddenly start to develop and intensify.
Worse, the possibilities of preventative treatment diminish with every new stage the patient en... ››› more
A Swedish study showed that women who undergo extreme stress during middle age are more likely to develop Alzheimer's.
According to the study, stressful situations with life-changing consequences, like divorce and bereavement, are the most problematic. But, don't ignore prolonged periods of less severe stress.
Find out more below... Manage your stress levels to help prevent Alzheimer’s…
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Alzheimer's develops from a buildup of protein plaque and tangles. This overabundance causes neurons to die which causes brain shut down.
But two compounds found in cinnamon help prevent the tangle development. Discover the benefits of Cinnamaldehyde and Epicatechin...
Cinnamaldehyde (the sweet smell of cinnamon) blocks oxidative stress and so keeps neurons functioning effectively.
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Can't remember where you put the car keys? Having trouble absorbing new information - even if it's as simple as a phone number or an appointment? Can't remember if you've already told that story before?
Symptoms of mental decline - which include trouble concentrating, a tendency to forget things, prolonged depression, and difficulty recalling newly learned information - start as early as age 50... ››› more
For centuries, Chinese medicine men have sworn by a natural way to fight Alzheimer's disease.
It's an extract called huperzine A. It comes from Huperzia serrate, a moss‐like plant found in Asia.
Published studies have shown huperzine A to be safe and effective. New Hope for Nature’s Alzheimer’s Remedy...
Dr Seth Herzon is the research scientist who found the solution. He is a H... ››› more
Scientists have found a strange link between oral health and the state of the mind.
Regardless of how strange it is, it does give us hope against Alzheimer's because it's something we can control. Prevent gum disease and keep Alzheimer’s away…
Dentists could soon be thanking scientists at the University of Central Lancashire for a boost in business. This, after their study showed that p... ››› more
We all associate Alzheimer's with memory loss. But that's not the only way this disease disrupts your life. Alzheimer's is a disease of the brain so it affects all brain functions.
It's important to recognise new symptoms - before they increase over time… There are strategies that help prevent and slow down the progression of the disease. Look out for these signs in your loved ones' behav... ››› more
The idea of losing your mind and with it much of your personality and dignity is terrifying. Worse - you may believe there is nothing you can do about it.
But leading integrative medicine neurologist and author of Grain Brain, Dr David Perlmutter confirms, “Alzheimer's is preventable.”
Keep reading to find out about a natural nutrient that helps prevent Alzheimer's... The spice that coul... ››› more
According to research, eating foods rich in vitamin E - such as avocados, olives, and nuts - could lower your risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
This news comes from an analysis of past studies examining the role dietary antioxidants play in lowering Parkinson's disease risk. Imagine preventing Parkinson's just by eating these delicious foods?
Although the cause of Parkinson’s d... ››› more
Stroke.
It's scary and it could kill you.
But, it doesn't always kill you - not unless you have recurring strokes - but if you survive one, scientists recently discovered it ages your brain - literally overnight - by 8 years.
For each recurring stroke, you could lose almost a decade of brain functionality. Around 25% of people who have strokes, have a recurrence.
But 80% of stroke... ››› more
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