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Alzheimers disease robs you of intellectual and social abilities and interferes with regular life. About 4.5 million Americans have Alzheimers Disease. The disease usually affects seniors over the age of 65. As the population ages this number is expected to quadruple. There is no cure for Alzheimers disease. There is progress being made by researchers to improve the quality of life for those who have Alzheimers. Drugs are being discovered and studied which may lead to treatments of the disease. If you have been a caretaker of a loved one with Alzheimers disease, or have a loved one suffering with it, you know that it takes patience and love to keep you and them going. If you think a loved one may be showing early signs of Alzheimers Disease, what should you look for? One of the most prominent signs of Alzheimers Disease is forgetfulness. It starts out with occasional forgetting simple directions or recent events. It progressively gets worse until the patient may forget even family name...

First off, let me clarify something. I'm not a doctor, and you should always seek the help of qualified medical professionals before undertaking any treatment method. I am an independent researcher with aging parents who I plan to keep alive and healthy as long as possible. I've researched lots of ways to treat and cure "incurable" diseases, and I believe that this information should be available and known so that people can begin to help themselves. Now that being said, Did you know that cancer is not a new phenomenon? Of course it's a lot more common nowadays. Many health professionals attribute this rise in cancer rates to the prevalence of GMO (genetically modified) foods, the widespread use of plastics, and the all but ever-present electromagnetic fields that seem to surround us all day every day. But there are things that you can do to reduce your chances of getting cancer, and to "cure" yourself of cancer if you already have it. Of course by ...