WARD OFF ALZHEIMER'S AND DEMENTIA ?

Joe from Brandon, Florida, asks:
After my grandfather had developed dementia, my father has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Is this an inevitable fate when getting older?

Dr. Fritz: 

According to the Alzheimer's Association, more than 5 million U.S. citizens are affected by Alzheimer's disease. Expecting a steep rise up to more than 13 million over next 3 decades with an expanding aging population.

Yet, unlike manifold belief, Alzheimer's is not at all a logical consequence and fate of man's aging process. Rather, the risk of developing Alzheimer's and Dementia can be diminished, even slashed in half.

No, not with any chemical drugs but - you may not want to believe it - yes, with EXERCISE - which way so ever. As scientifically validated by research at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA) Medical Center, in cooperation with the University of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh.

Another innovative therapy comes from Canada. According to research at the Krembil Research Institute of the University of Toronto - MAPLE SYRUP shows distinct promise in the prevention of Alzheimer's (and other brain diseases).

Similar encouraging the research results of the University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center in Ohio according to which BLUEBERRIES may improve cognitive function and memory. Based on their blue nutrient color, similar to cranberries, eggplants and red cabbage. 

These are just e a few examples demonstrating the necessity to learn about most recent scientific breakthroughs in natural medicine to overcome chronic illness. Doing justice accordingly, is the mission of New Medical Frontiers, Inc. and its president - the Natural Online Doctor.

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