There will never be a cure for Alzheimer’s disease — because it’s not a treatable disease! And it’s not caused by one thing, but many things. The actual concept we need to accept is prevention.
Essentially, Alzheimer’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder, a breakdown of the nerve tissue in the brain. It is impossible to replace brain tissue once lost from deterioration. So, we need to focus on preventing the deterioration of brain tissue as the primary treatment protocol.
The aging process involves the loss of repair molecules, which are hormones and nutrients. If you are deficient in repair molecules, you can no longer repair your damaged tissues. If you can maintain your repair molecules, you can repair your tissues.
As we age, we begin to lose the hormones and nutrients necessary to keep the body in a vital state. Replacing these as needed makes you look younger than your years and allows you to maintain the brain and organ functioning of a much younger person.
Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention is Key
To prevent the development of Alzheimer’s disease, you will first need to avoid doing damage to your physical body with:
- Poor inflammatory diet
- Toxic chemicals such as pesticides, herbicides, cleaning products, etc.
- Radiation exposure
- Excessive emotional stress which depletes hormones and nutrients
For example, did you know that aspartame is linked to Alzheimer’s disease? Too low cholesterol can also lead to Alzheimer’s because cholesterol is required to make hormones, and without hormones, the brain can’t repair. Also, if your gallbladder is gone or not functional, you won’t produce enough bile to break down dietary fats, resulting in insufficient fats to feed and nourish your brain tissue.
Whole Body Approach to Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention: Hear it From Dr. Spurlock
A total body approach is the plan for the best outcome for Alzheimer’s disease. One of the most effective preventative protocols to avoid Alzheimer’s is maintaining the sex hormones at levels that support full health: testosterone for men and estrogen and progesterone for women. By simply replacing these hormones in your 50s to an optimal level, you can maintain both a vital body and a vital brain. It is really that simple and important.
A patient of mine had a terrible family history of Alzheimer’s disease. Everyone in her family got Alzheimer’s at 70 years of age and went into the nursing home not long thereafter. She was the youngest of the family and didn’t like the pattern she was seeing. She asked me, “What do I do to avoid Alzheimer’s disease?” I told her to go on estrogen and progesterone immediately at age 58. She will turn 82 in September of this year, and she is completely active and her brain works as well as it ever has. We have broken the curse!
The appropriate replacement of testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone is a wonderful prevention treatment to avoid Alzheimer’s disease, and it also helps with all the organs, skin, and hair.
Remember, Alzheimer’s disease is not treatable once it has developed. Therefore, the only acceptable protocol to avoid Alzheimer’s is prevention.
And to finish with one of my favorite quotes, “The best thing to save for your old age is… YOURSELF!”
– Wm. Marcus Spurlock, MD, the Detective Doctor!
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