The End of Alzheimer's Programme: The Practical Plan to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline at Any, Paperback Book, By: Dr Dale Bredesen

The scientifically-proven practical plan to help reverse alzheimer's and prevent cognitive decline from the international bestselling author of the end of alzheimer's.Following his ground-breaking book that transformed how we think about alzheimer's and its treatment, world-renowned neurology expert dale bredesen provides an unprecedented hands-on guide to achieving complete brain health. In the end of alzheimer's programme, he lays out step-by-step his highly sought after, scientifically-proven method that you can follow with a healthcare professional to stop alzheimer's in its tracks. Alzheimer's disease is a protective response to an array of factors that directly affect the brain, such as inflammation, genetic inheritance, nutrients and hormones. In this book, bredesen will show you which of these factors you need to address to enhance your cognitive abilities by laying out a personalised lifestyle plan. Covering sleep, exercise, diet, brain training and more, bredesen will show you how to retain, regain and maximise cognitive function for any ability and for any age with extraordinary results. Based on cutting-edge research and full of inspiring success stories from bredesen's patients, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to enhance their brainpower and is a vital guide for carers and healthcare professionals. About Dr Dale Bredesen Dale bredesen, md, is internationally recognised as an expert in the mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases, such as alzheimer's disease. He graduated from caltech, then earned his md from duke university medical center in durham, north carolina. He served as chief resident in neurology at the university of california, san francisco (ucsf) before joining nobel laureate stanley prusiner's laboratory at ucsf as an nih postdoctoral fellow. He held faculty positions at ucsf, ucla and the university of california, san diego. Dr bredesen directed the program on aging at the burnham institute before joining the buck institute in 1998 as its founding president and ceo. He is professor of neurology at the university of california, los angeles.