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The last days of Alzheimer's Dementia: Summary of Bredesen protocol
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About The Last Days Of Alzheimer's Dementia: Summary Of
The Last Days of Alzheimer’s Dementia is a book that centers on the basic principles of how to curb Alzheimer being the most common form of dementia. Alzheimer’s has about 1.5 million cases per year in Nigeria (Africa). Therefore, treatment can help, but the condition cannot be cured (no cure presently). The authors are too familiar with the devastation of Alzheimer’s dementia directly and indirectly. Precious & Andy both witnessed the progression of Alzheimer’s in the life of their late grandparents. As research analysts, they have examined all of the evidence-based research on Alzheimer’s and the Bredesen protocol in order to offer a simple summary of ReCODE geared towards protecting the brain from Alzheimer’s disease. It is accessible and easy to read (follow). The Last Days of Alzheimer’s Dementia offers: •Basic understanding of Alzheimer’s dementia•Explanations of how genetics, down syndrome, age, sex and others pose as risk factor of Alzheimer’s•Basic summary of the Bredesen protocol and the life style to follow during the process•Foods and fruits one is expected to eat frequently•Foods and fruits one is to eat less and the ones we are to avoid•Supplements and herbs to the ReCODE (Bredesen protocol) Alzheimer’s dementia is complex but The Last Days of Alzheimer’s Dementia backed with a summary of the Bredesen protocol formerly called the MEND protocol now known to be ReCODE it gives more guide – making it easy to understand by giving you more information about the disease and the way forward. Health is wealth – invest in it wisely, because this book will help launch us all into a world free from Alzheimer’s disease.
