With new variants emerging just about every six months, COVID-19 continues to interfere with day-to-day life in a major way here in the U.S. It disrupts access to healthcare, plagues the economy, [...]
Tag: Alzheimer’s
A strong cup of joe may help prevent and even treat devastating disease
As I reported yesterday, a new JAMA study found that three out of four adults suffering from Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and dementia are inappropriately prescribed heavy-duty drugs—such [...]
Vast majority of Alzheimer’s patients are drugged inappropriately
Despite the catchy name, the two, massive research projects known as the “Decades of the Brain” were an absolute bust. They failed to produce a single, viable treatment—much less a cure—for [...]
8 tips for caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s
Last month, I heard from some readers who’ve had remarkable progress in reversing dementia in just two months by following my Complete Alzheimer’s Cure online learning protocol. I am so pleased. [...]
Bigger doses aren’t always better
I received a great question from a Daily Dispatch reader who lives in Walla Walla, Washington. The question came in response to my report on a study examining vitamin E and Alzheimer’s disease [...]
