"One of several medical mysteries bogging the minds of scientists for ages is the crippling power of Alzheimer's illness. Specified in Chamber's 21st Century Dictionary as ""an incurable illness, typically happening in midlife or later, in which degeneration of the brain cells leads to gradual loss in memory, confusion, and so on eventually resulting in total disintegration of the personality; named after the German neurologist Alois Alzheimer (1865-1915) who initially determined it"".

Never a fan of the term ""incurable disease"", the scientific neighborhood is wanting to alter the meaning of Alzheimer's disease by discovering its treatment by 2025, thanks to the huge portion of funding revealed by President Obama towards Alzheimer's research study. The heat is on, as a number of scientists have tried, and apparently not without success to discover a treatment for the previously dreaded illness. The race to discover a treatment started a couple of years ago when NIH researchers revealed ""Reversal of Alzheimer's signs within minutes in human research studies"" in their post in Science Daily post published in 2008.

A few months earlier, a news product on the beneficial effects of coconut oil appeared, with some indicators of incredible healing or enhancement of simple brain activities, as an outcome of consuming pure saturated coconut oil every day. They even more showed files or reviews gotten for a number of other signs of a coconut-oil remedy for Alzheimer's. Then came the vitamin group: Vitamins B, C or E. (There might be more, however I motivate you to explore those).

All of these have actually shown guarantees (emphasized through a lot of scientific reasoning and research study) in reversing the symptoms. A group of UK-Canada scientists claims to have discovered a vaccine that brings relief in days. Obviously. the vaccine prevents and even erodes the build-up of a protein called beta-amyloid, which is understood to form plaque on brain cells, that causes Alzheimer's illness. The group's most current research study, reported in Nature, recommended that the drug restores some of the mental faculties, in addition to getting rid of the plaque-building protein.

And finally, the linguists, who did not want to be left behind, claim that finding out numerous languages (in fact, they stressed on the term 'bilingual') can assist delay the beginning of Alzheimer's illness by a couple of years. I am not exactly sure if this was meant to be an attack on unilingual, but among my aunts was identified with Alzheimer's pretty early on, and she is trilingual. Maybe if we can somehow make her forget one language, show that she would formally receive the multilingual' status, but would her condition improve?

The outcomes of each of the above checked and proved treatment strategies appear quite appealing, which is really motivating to the family members of Alzheimer's patients. However taking a look at the huge photo, one starts to wonder what is the validity of the range of treatment possibilities? If almost anything can cure Alzheimer's illness, then why have we been sleeping on it for all these years? Mind you, not all of these scientists guarantee a treatment - many of them guarantee 'reversal of Alzheimer's signs' (and it's too early to anticipate as much as what portion), but a few of them do venture to call it a treatment. And we might hear a lot more on this subject.

Really, I have a theory myself, however first I want to discover how does the diagnosis of the illness compares with the determination of the treatment effectiveness. While diagnostic tools to figure out the electrical activity of the brain such as an electroencephalogram (EEG) and some other latest advanced technology have actually enabled medical science to identify very directly the very nature of the disease, we understand that our brain might play techniques on us, or rather, we do not know to what degree our brain could play techniques on us. Lots of people would declare that meditation, workout, a leisure walk assists them think clearly, coordinate things better, lower stress or in typical language, enhance brain activity.

So prior to I share my theory on the treatment of Alzheimer's disease, I want to know: will my memory improve if I opt for an EEG every week? Now I do exercise, meditate, stroll a lot on a quite much day-to-day basis, but I do not see a certain or marked improvement in my memory. And hello, I have actually been good at those puzzles, especially word jumbles for several years now. I do not have the patience to resolve crossword puzzles. However all this has absolutely no bearing on the truth that my memory could utilize some (a lot, in fact) improvement.

And I am waiting on responses."