University of B.C. neurology research expert Dr. Pat McGeer eats ginger every day, one of his personal strategies for warding off Alzheimer’s disease. It’s something people can do to help prevent protein plaque buildup in the brain that leads to the disease, McGeer, 84, told delegates at an international science conference Monday. Given that drug [...]
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Certain Foods Can Help Stop Alzheimer’s Progression
February 22nd, 2012 
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Non-Prescription Treatments and Preventatives Help Alzheimer’s Disease
September 24th, 2011 admin A recently published study on a popular Alzheimer’s disease drug demonstrated that there is no significant difference between patients taking the prescription drug and those taking a placebo. With one in seven Americans over the age of 71 affected by some form of dementia, the popularity of pharmaceuticals that offer any glimmer of hope is [...]
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