Alzheimer’s Dementia

Updated January 25, 2026

Alzheimers Disease is a neurodegenerative process that leads to a form of dementia by the same name. This diagnosis is given to people from age 50’s to 80’s. It is hard to believe that the cause of progressive dementia in a 50 year old is the same as that of an 80 year old.  In addition, the routine neurological evaluation only provides rudimentary testing for deficiencies, toxicities and inflammation. Lead (Pb), Leaky Gut Syndrome, and Hormonal Dysfunctions, as examples, can be reversible factors causing and/or exacerbating any brain dysfunction. More to come…

 

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