An interesting way to reverse Dementia may be available
To reverse dementia was the goal of 7
University researchers and it may have been accomplished. Alzheimer's
disease is a growing problem in Kent and much of the UK. Studies show
that England, Australia and Europe are experiencing rising rates of
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the memory robbing illness, researchers have been searching for ways
to reverse the damage from dementia and they have come to a
surprising conclusion that a targeted diet may help.
The NHS has released some very
startling statistics in regards to Alzheimer's disease in the UK, the
illness already effects over 800,000 people in England and the
numbers will increase to over 1 million very shortly. The British
Prime minister David Cameron addressed the issue of Alzheimer's just
last month. Mr Cameron said: "One of the greatest challenges of
our time is what I'd call the quiet crisis, one that steals lives and
tears at the hearts of families, but that - relative to its impact -
is hardly acknowledged. There is a strong need for more research to
reverse dementia.
University researchers in Switzerland
report that they have worked with 6 other countries to create a diet
that can stop the illness, they state that Alzheimer's has been
proven in studies to be some what reversible even if there is no
cure. What this means is that much of the memory and personality can
still be restored. Mr. Cameron stated that "The level of diagnosis,
understanding and awareness of dementia is shockingly low. It is as
though we've been in collective denial" We must face the fact that
we have a national crisis on our hands and we must not turn a blind
eye to the problem. Researchers are making great advances in saving
the brain
The diet that was shown to reverse
much of dementia and Alzheimer's in 4 studies may be seen here
Dementia




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