The Diabetic Brain in Alzheimer’s Disease: How Insulin Resistance in Type 2 Diabetes and “Type 3 Diabetes” Triggers Your Risk for Alzheimer’s and How You Can Protect Your Brain by Ralph Sanchez MTCM

The thought of living out one's life with dementia conjures up a helpless and foreboding feeling. What if it happens to me? Can I do anything to prevent it? One in ten people age 65 and older has Alzheimer's, and the prevalence of the disease jumps to three in ten after the age of 85. One in three seniors will die from Alzheimer's or another form of dementia according to the Alzheimer's Association. The financial burden for top level care can be staggering, and the difficult challenges imposed by attending to care and finances can be extremely stressful and exhausting for family as well as caretakers. Is there an answer for you and the Alzheimer's pandemic that is projected to almost triple by the year 2050? To date, drug trials are struggling to provide any meaningful interventions, and it is unlikely that a pharmaceutical-centered approach will provide anything resembling a cure or a reversal of the disease process anytime soon. There is hope! The solution is based on early detection and intervention. Scientific research as well as many enlightened physicians and clinics are now demonstrating that prevention is possible, and the key lies in a comprehensive evaluation of your risk for Alzheimer's long before the onset of dementia. This is vital as we now know that the Alzheimer's disease process starts decades before you might notice you are in trouble. Read more