Catch Up On...Alzheimers Disease

Unfortuniately, there  seems to be no cure for  this disease, largely because no one really is quite sure of the cause.

Some research has discovered that free radicals play a great role in this problem.

Good nutrition can effectively prevent and fight  free radical damage.

Stress seems to be a significent factor with the development of this disease. 

Elderly people as a group take several medications at the same time, and rhese combinations often result in memory loss, confusion or some times dementia side effects.

Cortisol, in a prolonged elevated  level can be a strong and diplitating stress factor on alzheimers.

Many folks believe they have alzheimer's and they are actually suffering from stress related depression.

Help slow down the diesease through natural therapies.

Eat wholesome foods, especially unprocessed foods. Conventially grown foods  most often contain toxins.

A three day juice fast once a month will flush toxins out of yor body.  Use a wide variety of juices so you get the nutrition you need.

Surprising that many foods contain aluminum, especially baked goods.  Don't use self-rising flour, also choose nonaluminum baking powder.  You will need to avoid foods cooked in aluminum pots and pans, beverages  that come in aluminum cans should be avoided.

Lymphatic massage detoxifies the whole body and improves circulation to the brain. 

Reflexology encourages blood circulation by the lymph system which aids blood flow in the brain.

Walking aids the whole body and doing mental exercies, such as Scrabble, Crossword  puzzles and frequent reading are all beneficial in slowing or curtailling alzheimer's.

Presented by Clair Awell
Ormond Beach, Florida 32174

ClairAtwell@lycos.com 

P.S. There are reports that some researchers in Germany have given an alpha-lipoic acid to Alzheimer's patients for almost a year and their testing revealed a stabilized condition. This supplement is readily available and no side effects reported. 

P.P.S. Health and Wealth Go Together.  Here is one of my favorite wealth sites:  http://www.path.to/AtHome/

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