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Alzheimer's Disease
Overview
Alzheimer's is the term used to describe a gradual mental decline in individuals. Bit by bit, it destroys the cognitive process, logical thought, and verbal communication of the affected person. In the mild phase of Alzheimer's, a patient forgets his daily routine, things, places or people that were familiar earlier, seem new and unrecognizable. In the moderate phase, behavioral problems start occurring, while in the last stage, they forget everything and everyone completely. They forget even simple activities like eating food or drinking water.
Featured Remedy
Alzheimer's Disease Almonds contain substances that can act like cholinesterase inhibitors, drugs used to treat early and middle stages of Alzheimer's disease. Soak overnight about 6-8 almonds in water and eat them in the morning. This can be repeated for few months.
Ingredients
Alzheimer's Disease
Almonds
Precautions
Alzheimer's Disease
Avoid alcohol, cigarette smoking, processed foods, and environmental toxins, especially metals such as aluminum and mercury.
Using your brain, remaining busy, writing, reading and learning new things are important overall factors in staying sharp and preventing mental disorders.
It is in an individual's best interest to be told as soon as there is reason to suspect a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. Early warning cannot prevent the disease, but it gives people time to settle their affairs and make informed judgments about future care and other matters.
Other Remedies
Alzheimer's Disease
Pumpkin, sesame, and sunflower seeds are necessary for brain functioning.
Eat blueberries to slow down age related motor changes.
Eat carrots to improve memory.
Fish is good for healthy brain functioning.
Drink orange juice to increase intake of vitamin C.
All advice is intended to be for informational purposes only, and not a substitute for professional or medical advice and/or diagnosis/treatment. DesiDieter does not provide medical advice and is not a substitute for professional medical advice from a qualified healthcare provider.
