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Preventing Alzheimer's
Prevention and natural treatment for early Alzheimer's
Alzheimer's disease is a complex neurodegenerative pathology that causes dysfunction of connections between neurons. It is a degenerative disease that causes a progressive decline in cognitive abilities and memory.
For example, do you ever completely forget where you put your keys?
Or no longer knowing why you entered a room in your house?
Or even no longer remember the first name of someone you have known for a long time?
Perhaps you no longer have the same ability to concentrate as before?
Yes, all of these situations are what experts call “Alzheimer’s moments.”
PLEASE NOTE: We are not saying that you are developing Alzheimer's disease.
But all of these situations are definitely signs of premature cognitive decline.
Therefore, if you recognize these signs, regardless of your age, it would be wise to start protecting your brain to avoid more serious problems.
We offer you this natural remedy against this quite degrading health problem.
Ingredients :
Voacanga AfricanaCurcuma longaGinkgo bilobaPreparation :
Look for leaves and bark of Voacanga africana, rhizomes of curcuma longa and leaves of Ginkgo biloba, then powder them. Mix them in equal parts.
Infuse a level tablespoon of the mixture in a large cup of hot water for around fifteen minutes, filter and sweeten with pure honey or not. Take a large cup morning and evening in sips for 21 days, take a break for 7 days, continue like this until improvement.
NB: This natural remedy can considerably reduce inflammation and relieve mental and memory disorders.
You must also follow a healthy and balanced diet.
Also if you have foggy moment short term memory talk to your Dr to check your vit D lack of can cause memory fog.
Sometimes the sun dies not work for you...you need a bit extra for regeneration of memory often misdinosed......lack of vitamin D can cause short term memory fog. Always every 3 months have a complete blood test. Be alerted what is happening in your body before it's too late.
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