Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memory. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Stop Alzheimer’s disease with targeted food




It is possible to stop Alzheimer’s disease even in middle late stages by using a much targeted combination of food which heals the brain. Each year science discovers more and more about how nutrients affect the brain, illnesses like dementia can be greatly improved, unfortunately this is what most people are still unaware of. It is possible to stop Alzheimer’s disease with the precise combination of foods targeted for the brain.

 

The brain has an incredible ability to heal when it is put in a very precise nutritional environment, the quality of calories that we consume have a very strong affect on the working of the brain. Researchers have recently discovered that calorie restriction has a direct affect on the brain, the results of the University study shows that consuming fewer calories has a positive affect on the brain, possibly delaying illnesses such as dementia. There is much which can be done to stop Alzheimer’s disease; calorie restriction does have a positive affect on the brain.

 

Fewer calories equal a better brain?

 

A recent study from neuroscientists at NYU Langone Medical Center revealed that reducing the amount of calories in the diets of female mice stopped the normal rise and fall of in activity levels of around 900 different genes that are associated with brain function, including aging and memory formation. Researchers concluded that diets with fewer calories from carbohydrates can help slow certain aspects of aging and chronic disease in humans.

 

Combining power brain nutrients

 

What Mal Alzheimer has revealed to now thousands of people in over 10 countries is that it is the exact and prĂ©cis combination of specific nutrients which have the greatest affect on reversing dementia.  Targeting the brain with specifically combined nutrition can stop many of the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, this can revive the brain.  Calorie restriction may have some ability to delay some progression of Alzheimer’s disease but it cannot reverse the illness, reversal is only possible with targeted food combinations to heal the brain. The Mal Alzheimer diet is now used in over 10 countries to improve mood, memory and brain function in those who have dementia.

 


 

 

 

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Signs of memory loss increasing, what to do about it

There are signs of memory loss and Dementia occurring in an alarming numbers of people according to a new study examining the incredible rise of Alzheimer's disease. This is just the tip of the iceberg, those who are not protecting themselves from these illnesses will be faced with incredible health challenges in the next few years, there are an estimated 3 million more people in the United States who will be affected with Alzheimer's disease within the next decade. Researchers have noted a sharp increase in memory loss, we urge you to heed the signs.

A New wave of Dementia is coming

Dementia and Alzheimer's disease are progressive illnesses, these diseases advance in stages, each stage becoming progressively worst. It is crucial to stop the advancement of the illness before the Tau Tangles and the Amyloid plaques increase, most people who are at risk do nothing, waiting is when the illness takes hold. A new study by The Cognitive Module in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 2011 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) confirms the growing prevalence of cognitive decline and future implications of an aging America.

“Unfortunately, the number of people affected by dementia is growing at an alarming rate as the baby boomer population grows older,” said Richard Elbein, CEO of the Alzheimer’s Association, Houston & Southeast Texas Chapter. “Most people don’t know when forgetting becomes a serious health problem. By putting off learning more about their condition, people impacted by dementia are being diagnosed too late and miss the opportunity to get the best help possible.”

The study highlighted the fact that Alzheimer's disease and dementia is increasing extremely fast and taking many people by surprise, it is crucial to address the illness before the brain is deeply effected.

Mal Alzheimer is the number one Alzheimer's and Dementia site in the world with the only diet shown to reverse the illness even in late stages, we know these illness well and it is very possible to reverse memory loss when a combination of natural ingredients are used to reverse Tau tangles and Amyloid plaques. Over the last 5 years we have stated to our thousands of readers that you must not ignore the beginnings of failed memory, this is in agreement with the Houston Alzheimer's Association.

“If you notice signs of memory loss in yourself or someone you know, don’t ignore them,” Elbein said

Thousands of users of the Mal Alzheimer diet know that the reversal of of the illness can be achieved without pharmaceutical drugs, we have demonstrated this in over 10 countries., Click the blue brain at the top of this page and learn how to reverse the damaging effects of the illness naturally. You can save your loved ones, read now

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Dementia will be worst than AIDS confirms Brain Researcher

In a stunning revelation researchers at CHUV University Hospital in Lausanne, confessed that dementia will effect more people in a more horrible way than the AIDS virus. There is a coming wave of Alzheimer’s disease cases that will affect millions of people within the next decade, the illness is attacking more and more younger people as well.



According to the Center for Disease Control 5.2 million Americans have Alzheimer's or some other form of dementia. Those numbers will jump to 13.8 million in the next 2 decades, this is a conservatives estimate, previous estimates are higher and predict a "silver tsunami" of 16 million cases, driven in part by baby boomers who have started to reach age 65 in recent years. Alzheimer's disease starts many years before the first signs of the illness, often more than 20 years before the start of memory loss there are brain plaques which accumulate and start the process of mental degeneration. It is crucial to protect yourself from the illness before the first signs appear.

Bigger crisis than AIDS

According to Prof. Richard Frackowiak, the director of the department of clinical neuroscience and head of the neurology service at CHUV University Hospital in Lausanne and co-director of the Blue Brain Project, we have a full crisis in the making.

“Dementia is a disease that is going to be like a plague in our aging population,” said Frackowiak. “It’s going to be worse than AIDS - much worse, economically, personally each of you undoubtedly has someone who is already losing their condition or developing some other neurological disorder.”

Mal Alzheimer's is the number one diet in the world to stop dementia, people in over 10 countries have used the Mal Alzheimer's diet to reverse even the most stubborn cases of the illness. Alzheimer's disease can be reversed this has been proven in hundreds of studies.



How to reverse Alzheimer's disease, timing is crucial to the reversal of the illness, each day the plaques and tau tangles do considerable damage to the precious brain white matter, those who wait risk losing more brain function. The reversal of of the illness can be achieved without pharmaceutical drugs, we have demonstrated this in over 10 countries., Click the blue brain at the top of this page and learn how to reverse the damaging effects of the illness naturally. You can save your loved ones, click the blue brain and read now

Sunday, May 12, 2013

What to do about dementia and the diet


What to do about dementia is a problem that many millions of people are dealing with and which many more millions are going to have to deal with. We stated 5 years ago when we started our research in Oslo that this illness attacks many years before the first signs appear and that food chemicals are causing the incredible outbreak of diabetes, obesity and Alzheimer's. With over 8 million more people expected to be effected in the next few decades , “what to do about dementia “is a question you should be asking yourself before the first signs of the illness appear.

A modern phenomena: The linking of illnesses

There has been a steady rise in obesity,diabetes and dementia, these illnesses are rising at the same astronomical rate and this is not just a coincidence. Our research predicted the outbreak of the Alzheimer's crisis many years ago, we saw that the connection to other illnesses were revealing a dangerous pattern which is sweeping much of the Western hemisphere. Yesterday data presented at the European Congress on Obesity suggests that there is a connection between the rise in obesity and dementia.

Jessica Smith, a research officer at Alzheimer's Society, said:
"Evidence shows that obesity increases the risk of developing dementia. This study highlights the impact obesity will have on the numbers of people with the condition in the future”
This is just the tip of the iceberg more people are already effected by Dementia but have not experienced the symptoms yet.



What is important to draw from the study is the fact that today many illnesses are interrelated in a way that was not so apparent years ago, when we predicted the rise in dementia 5 years ago we noticed that diabetes and obesity were going up at almost the very same level. It is important to know that most people who are effected by Alzheimer's disease are not overweight, this is not a paradox, the issue is related to the food more than they weight. We have shown thousands of people how to regain memory and reverse even middle stages of Alzheimer's and dementia. When the root causes of the Alzheimer's are addressed the brain has an incredible ability to come back to life. Do not give up on your loved ones who have been effected by the illness. The brain has an incredible ability to reverse the illness and we have documented this.

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Losing your Memory is a warning sign


Many more people are losing memory, there has been an incredible rise in dementia cases worldwide and this is problem is directly related to other health complications. When there is a problem “recalling” it often signals other health problems, for example diabetes,obesity and heart failure are all linked to Alzheimer's disease. When a person notices difficulties with recalling it is important not to ignore the condition. Signs of losing your memory can be the beginnings of Alzheimer's disease

Younger people effected


The numbers of people suffering from Alzheimer's disease is growing, younger people are being afflicted. Dr. Paul Thompson, a UCLA professor of neurology. Doctors are shoing the process starts earlier than they once believed. 

"Alzheimer's has traditionally been considered a disease marked by neuronal cell loss and widespread gray matter atrophy," Thompson said "But degeneration of myelin in white matter fiber pathways is more and more being considered a key disease component and another possible pathway to the disease, and this discovery supports that."  

What this means is that Alzheimer's disease may start a lot earlier than we once believed, it progresses in the brain before any symptoms appear. Many more younger people already have the beginning of the illness, if you are losing your memory, it is important to address the condition. The researchers showed that the process of developing Alzheimer's may start very early, every one should be on a brain protection diet. 

The numbers of people suffering from dementia are increasing worldwide, it is projected that many more millions will be affected in the next 20 years. it is important to protect yourself for the illness before it starts. Once symptoms appear the illness is harder to reverse, Alzheimer's is an illness that progresses in stages, with the last stage described as the most difficult to reverse. Mal Alzheimer's Diet is the only Dementia reversal  diet used in 10 countries. 

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Monday, March 18, 2013

How to reverse Alzheimer's Disease? What the drug makers don't tell you


When we first showed how to reverse Alzheimer's disease back in 2006 our research was new, a very specialized diet is the key reversing the illness, we are not speaking of a “good diet” but a very targeted diet scientifically proven to restore memory, this diet has now be used in over 10 countries. It is also important to know the role that stress plays in Alzheimer's disease, how to reverse the illness can touch on many areas but the area of stress is very interesting

What does stress have to do with the brain

Stress hormones were shown in studies to rapidly increase the formation of brain lesions that are the well known signs of Alzheimer’s disease, what surprised researchers was how fast the Amyloid plaques and tau tangles formed under stressful conditions, this was shown in even the youngest of lab animals. These plaques and tau tangles are the reason you or your loved ones lose much of the brain functioning with Alzheimer’s or dementia. When we showed how to reverse the illness in University studies the Tau tangles and Amyloid plaques were shown to be arrested under a specialized diet.

More on Stress

In a study with genetically altered mice, Prof LaFerla, professor of neurobiology and behavior, and a team of UCI researchers found that when young animals were injected for just seven days with dexamethasone, a glucocorticoid similar to the body’s stress hormones, the levels of the protein beta-amyloid in the brain increased by 60 percent. This is a remarkable amount of beta- amyloid increase in the brain, in our very stressful modern living it is clear that the brain can be effected.

How to reverse Alzheimer's disease, timing is crucial to the reversal of the illness, each day the plaques and tau tangles do considerable damage to the precious brain white matter, those who wait risk losing more brain function. The reversal of of the illness can be achieved without pharmaceutical drugs, we have demonstrated this in over 10 countries., Click the blue brain at the top of this page and learn how to reverse the damaging effects of the illness naturally. You can save your loved ones, click the blue brain and read now   

Friday, February 15, 2013

I am Depressed: What does Dementia have to do with it


 There is a link between dementia and depression, researchers today spoke of the growing cases of depressed elderly people. Alzheimer's cases are expected to triple in the next 25 years, this will create a tremendous burden on families trying to cope with the declining mental health of their loved ones. The increasing numbers of seniors suffering from depression is causes more dementia case. The problem is very prevalent in nursing homes.

The rise in clinical depression 

Denise Kirschbaum of James City County Social Services and Deborah LeCalm of Colonial Behavioral Health,  "Depression is not a normal part of aging," LeCalm said. "As individuals get older, they are not addressing their issues with mental health. Mental health is a major problem. It is estimated that sixty-five to ninety percent of nursing home residents have problems with mental health." This is an incredible number of people who are simply not happy. We have accepted a depressive state as a natural course in the aging process and this should not the case. Depression causes changes in the brain, in seniors loneliness can be a strong predictor dementia

Senior homes are not always the best environment for mental stimulation, although the activities may be good and helpful it does not compare to a loving family but his is not always possible in many situations. Many of us do not have the resources to care for a person suffering form dementia or depression. Alzheimer's is a progressive illness that effects the brain's  white and gray matter, time is critical to save much of the brain. LeCalm states that many seniors do not report their depression and accept it as part of their growing old. Do not give up on the brain, there is still time to reverse dementia and Alzheimer's when the brain is put in the right healing environment. We believe it is possible to reverse the illness with an aggressive targeted diet that address the areas of the brain. This can save you from Dementia and Alzheimer's. Click on the brain on the top right side of this page 

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Why a targeted diet for Dementia is better than a good diet


A good diet for dementia is not the same thing as a targeted one. This week there was much news about green tea being good for Alzheimer's disease, unfortunately these stories are more newspaper hype than reality. With the brain robbing illnesses increasing worldwide many are seeking ways to fight back. Researchers have shown that a targeted diet for dementia is better than a good diet.


Green tea? Why this tea will not help Alzheimer's disease

Green tea is consumed worldwide and particularly in Asian countries, the substance in green tea called Egcg is widely studied and many believe that it can help reverse Alzheimer's disease but there is a huge problem. The egcg does not cross the blood brain barrier, in other words it cannot reach the brain cells that are in need of help. Why do the green tea studies work in a laboratory? Researchers isolate the Alzheimer's cells and put it in a dish, they then add egcg isolated from green tea. When they see a change(or reversal) in the Alzheimer's cells they conclude that green tea can help fight the illness. This does not work when it comes to the human brain, this may work in a dish but the human brain has a barrier and it is very selective about what it allows to cross that barrier. Green tea's egcg does not cross the brain blood barrier. Green tea may be a part of a good menu but it will not help in the diet for dementia

Researchers in Italy showed that green tea does not pass into the brain cells, the abstract from the study is below

Following acute ingestion of green tea by six human subjects, HPLC-MS2 analysis revealed that flavan-3-ol methyl, glucuronide and sulfate metabolites appeared in the bloodstream but did not pass through the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier.

The Italian study above showed that green tea did not pass through the brain barrier but was in the bloodstream, green tea may be good for the body but does not help the brain directly. We have researched this illness in over 5 countries and we can tell you that much can be done to reverse the illness but the diet for dementia must be targeted and based on good science. Green may be good for you but so far it does not help Alzheimer's disease. What can help? Nutrients that pass the Brain Blood Barrier can reverse the illness 

Friday, January 18, 2013

Dementia help can be provide when you avoid the Smoke


There is a great help to the healing of Dementia you avoid some common pollutants such as cigarette smoke and air pollution. It is common to walk in a major city and see cars shooting out light or heavy exhaust from the back of the vehicle. This is not a harmless substance. What is amazing is how many people simply ignore it. You can help protect against dementia by avoiding these pollutants. This is not a harmless issue, it is a major concern for all people. It is essential to protect your brain( young or old)

Second hand smoke is an enemy to the brain circulatory system but there is another danger that few pay attention to and that is car exhaust. The real danger from car exhaust comes from from a substance called Type-2 Alkenes, these are very dangerous and what they do is destroy the nerve ends in your brain. This affects the young and old. The site has been created to help people get the remember back. We have seen the brain come back to life from Alzheimer's disease “Do not give up” Avoiding car exhaust and cigarette smoke can help against dementia.

I remember my Father telling me “cover your mouth and nose” when ever I walked by a car with a ton of exhaust shooting out the back in a major city. Last month I witnessed about 7 teens together all laughing and having a good time as they waited to cross the street. The air was filthy with black car exhaust and white truck exhaust, the teens talked and walked right through the exhaust gobbling it up without any notice. They inhaled a year's supply of Type-2 Alkenes   



These fumes shock the central nerve system, the body views these exhausts as cancerous.  The fumes do not have to be heavy to affect your brain. Avoid all fumes and cover your mouth, nose and eyes.

The brain and circulation system cannot handle this amount of damage and hey are directly related to Alzheimer's disease. Help yourself against dementia by covering your mouth and nose when walking pass heavy exhaust. Also, close your eyes when you able because the exhaust invades the small blood vessels of the eyes. Teach your children to be aware of exhaust and to cover their mouths and nose. It is battle today between the foods which causes Alzheimer's disease and the environment. Help Dementia go away. You can win and regain the memory, stay with this site.

Today's Tip: SUV vehicle's exhaust destroy the air and your brain's nervous system with strong exhaust fumes, try driving a better vehicle  

Friday, December 21, 2012

Warning signs of Dementia: What to look for


Personality changes are one of the warning signs of dementia that many people miss. We so often think of memory loss as the only “real”sign of Alzheimer's disease but this can cause us to miss something that has been hinting to us. We are seeing a growth in the numbers of people suffering from this illness and it will be important for us to recognize the effects. The Warning signs of dementia can vary from individual to individual this is why learning about the illness will help you help another.

Personality changes

There are people who are surprise by some of the changes in behavior of a person with the beginning stages of Alzheimer's disease. There are some sufferers who experience rage, irritability and aggression. Anger can be a very surprising result of the illness. There are people who have this disease who become extremely angry or exhibit fits of rage. This can be very uncomfortable to a caregiver to handle; unpredictable behavior can also be difficult for a loved one to deal with. It can also lead to very embarrassing situations. If you notice sudden changes in personality it may be one of the signs of dementia

The brain is a very complex creation, it can do an uncountable number of things at the same time but Alzheimer's disease can deeply affect brain's performance. When the illness of Alzheimer's comes in it can do some very bad things to the brain and change personalities.

The plaques that eat away at the brain gray and white matter can change a person's personality.
It is best that everyone start a protection plan to protect their brain. It is crucial not wait until the brain has been heavily affected before doing something. We have seen in our research that a very specialized diet can reverse the early signs of dementia. Never give up, the brain can do some amazing thing when put in the right environment to heal.  Have a great Day


Sunday, December 16, 2012

Caregiver burnout from a difficult or mean Alzheimer's patient


“I am burned out from caring for a patient with Alzheimer's disease(dementia)”. This can be a common complaint from a caregiver and it is something that must be addressed. This illness is very labor-some to many and it is because of the very nature of the illness. A patient's symptoms may almost exhibit the behavior of a rude child. Caregivers who are burnt out often state that the patient is not trying to help themselves. Is this so? It may or may not be

The Illness or the Attitude

Jean from England states that her patient and friend can do more but has become depend on her for everything. This is a very tricky situation and it really depends on the patient. Some may become “lazy” or dependent on the caregiver to the point where they stop trying to help themselves. I am speaking very broad here as all situations are different. This type of patient in many ways has given up to the illness and that is the wrong approach. A caregiver can experience burnout from caring for an Alzheimer's patient. Dementia is a serious illness and often the person suffering is actual physically weak or mentally confused so you must really know the patient.

What helps in Jean's situation is that she really knows the patient who is also a friend, this can be an incredible help. Is the patient really rude, cranky, or just having a bad day? Is it the illness causing the attitude? The answers to these questions lie in knowing your patient. The patient may be your grandmother or mother, this is good because you usually know them best. Always exercise compassion and long-suffering with difficult people, take a walk outside, go shopping and give yourself a long break. Care giver burnout is common, please know that this illness can make you sick (stressed out) if you do not find a balance. A break from the patient and Caregiver may help both parties. The bottom line is to know the patient well enough to determine if it is illness or attitude.

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Friday, December 14, 2012

Should I tell my Mother that she has dementia?



Should you tell your mother she may have dementia? To tell or not to tell is often a difficult question when one first notices that their loved one may have the beginning of Alzheimer’s disease. The reason for this concern is because of the nature of the illness, this illness still comes with many taboos. Speaking to a Mother,Father or loved one may be seen as “embarrassing” or disrespectful to the person with the illness.

Memory loss and our society

As much as illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, or heart disease are horrible they still may not carry the stigma of memory loss. Memory loss is a very personal issue in that it is so much of who we really are. It is a shame to think we may never remember a wedding night or a honeymoon, it is a horrible thought to think that your very own Father may not remember who you are, this is the reality of this illness. Should you tell your Mother that she may have dementia? It can be a very embarrassing situation to the person telling and the person who has to receive the news.

Is it or isn't it

First, it is important to know if it really is Alzheimer's disease or isn’t it. Many different things cause memory loss and the brain is also very tricky in that memory can return. Just because an older person losses some memory does not mean it is Alzheimer's disease but it does mean you should protect against the illness quickly. There are many young people who cannot remember where they put their keys or where they parked the car, in these circumstances we do not think it is Alzheimer's but in an older person it is the first thing we often believe. Should you to tell your mother of loved one that they may have dementia.? Do not assume that they do have Alzheimer's, it may be a simple slip of the memory that we all experience., it iis important to be sure before you confront someone. The illness is increasing worldwide at a scary rate, it is crucial to protect your loved ones before the damage begins. This illness is easiest to treat in the earliest stages, it is important to protect the brain before the damage sets in. If you are seeing signs of the illness do not wait, much of the illness can be reversed when caught in time. A targeted diet that naturally puts the brain in a healing environment has been shown to reverse the illness.   See here Specialized Dementia diet
 


Friday, December 7, 2012

What to do with Dementia? Don't let time beat you


The diagnosis is in…Now, what to do with dementia is a common concern. There is a lot that you can do when you understand how this illness works. We emphasis on this site that time is extremely important when it comes to this illness. Much of the memory can be restored when caught in time.  What to do with Dementia?  This is a question that has perplexed millions of people.

It is important to understand that the illness can be reversed. I must state as a health researcher I have since Dementia and Alzheimer’s plaques reverse in cell cultures. What this means is that even after the illness has started it is not too late to reverse the damage. When the brain is put in the right healing atmosphere amazing things can happen. Do not believe that much of the memory cannot be restores because it can. What to do with Dementia is based very strongly on time. This is why the earlier you attack the better

As time goes by the brain gets more affected by the illness, this is why it is important to attack the illness before it attack you.  We have seen that there is a tremendous amount of healing that can be done when the right diet is used. I am not speaking of a very good diet but I mean very specific combinations of ingredients. This is why this site was created; we showed in over 5 different countries that something can be done about the illness.  The key is the right combinations of ingredients. What to do with Dementia? First understand that time is not on your side. The illness progresses in stages and takes much of the brain matter.  The first you act the better the chances of healing.  Read this site daily and get the memory back.

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