Research Study Says MEND Approach Reversed Alzheimer's Symptoms

Research Study Says MEND Approach Reversed Alzheimer's Symptoms By Esther Heerema, MSW What if we were close to solving the puzzle of how to treat and cure Alzheimer's disease, and the solution really just required us to combine together everything we already know about brain health? This, although greatly simplified (and probably somewhat inaccurate), is the idea behind the MEND approach. Essentially, the MEND approach is a multi-targeted treatment that combines much of the different information we have about how our brains work. 9 Tips to Easily Learn and Remember Information  Just in time for those returning to school, these tips can make memorization much easier for many. Try these 9 simple strategies to improve your recall abilities.  READ NOW Research on MEND Approach to Reversing Symptoms of Alzheimer's  Alzheimer's is usually described as a disease without an effective cure or treatment, according to the Alzheimer's Association. However, an approach called MEND, which stands for metabolic enhancement for neurodegeneration, produced some dramatic results- significant enough to be labeled as reversing the symptoms of dementia- in a recent study.   READ NOW Preventing Alzheimer's: Can Concussions Cause Dementia?  A typical fall activity is just around the corner: football season. Here's what research says on how football and other sports may affect your risk for developing dementia at a later date. READ NOW Cinnamon: Tasty and Good for Your Memory  Fall is just around the corner, and that means delicious fall food such as apple pie. Make sure you add some cinnamon to your apple pie- both for the taste and the benefit to your brain.  READ NOW Why Do People with Dementia Forget How to Do Things?  Ever wonder why simple things such as brushing teeth or combing hair can be so difficult for people with dementia? The answer lies in how our procedural memory - the memory of how to do things- is affected. READ NOW Advertisement READ THESE NEXT Could You Have Psoriatic Arthritis? 15 Questions About Behaviorism You Should Be Able to Answer Can a DAN Autism Doctor Help? Self Test: How Resilient Are You? Were You Affected by an Alcoholic Parent? Quiz: Does Your Lifestyle Make You Happy? Quiz: Are You At Risk For Burnout? Quiz: Does Your Thinking Style Make You An Optimist? AN ABOUT.COM BRAND You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Alzheimer's & Dementia newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2016 Verywell.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.