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In reply to the discussion: Alzheimer’s Disease Reversed For the First Time [View all]silverweb
(16,410 posts)30. Wonderful, very hopeful news!
[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]Dementia of the Alzheimer's type runs strong on one side of my family, while the other side stays sharp well into their 80s and early 90s. Sometimes I think I'm starting to slip, and nothing scares me more than the prospect of having my mind go before the body goes.
This is a kind of checklist that pretty much anyone can use. I'm already doing rather well on diet and some of the supplements, but definitely a slacker in the exercise department; that's going to change in short order.
Thanks so much, kpete, for finding and posting this! Definitely going to share it with other family members who have the same fearsome worry I do.
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If we would invest just one years worth of military funding into research ...what could be done.
L0oniX
Dec 2014
#4
This is an actual experiment that showed measurable results and I believe them to be true.
Yo_Mama
Dec 2014
#17
Who are these "socialists" of whom you speak, and WTF do they have to do with this?
Hekate
Dec 2014
#24
Study indicates in the conclusion that it is anecdotal but warrants more research
AllyCat
Jan 2015
#66
Call me a skeptic, but if you decide to try it be alert to adverse reactions to supplements.
Vinca
Dec 2014
#41
There's a danger that healthy, younger people will jump on this list now. And they shouldn't.
randome
Dec 2014
#42
I still take 3 things in small amounts for specific reasons and because I know they're effective.
Vinca
Dec 2014
#65
It's not just that - it's also that some people have genetics that are very sensitive to glucose
Yo_Mama
Dec 2014
#19
A major breakthrough. especially for anyone with a family history that includes Alzheimer's
LongTomH
Dec 2014
#11
Complex problems rarely have simple solutions, if they did reagonomics would have worked.
evirus
Dec 2014
#45
The mega-doses of some vitamins may be unhealthy for those without Alzheimer's.
randome
Dec 2014
#44
Right - best is for everyone to check with their Dr. Now with the ACA more than ever can.
Tommymac
Dec 2014
#50
After my husband's heart surgery, his cardiologists told him that Atkins wasn't wrong. . .
Paula Sims
Dec 2014
#56
Do you know of Drs. Dean Ornish and Caldwell Esselstyn? Both advise diet of many veg, fruits,
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#60