Dear Friend -

I'm so glad you've found this site!

Why? Because, like so many families these days (the population is getting older you know) you've been hit with a bolt out of the blue Alzheimer's disease. Whether you're newly diagnosed (an estimated 4.5 million Americans have AD), or you've started to wonder about the behaviors of a loved one (or your own) - what you learn here will make all the difference in how you manage things from now on.

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is a stop-you-in-your-tracks diagnosis. Every horror story you've ever heard comes back in vivid detail&the slow, steady decline in everyday functioning so that even simple things become impossible. Memories fade and are gone, loved ones go unrecognized, a lifetime is lost. To say nothing of the self-esteem, the independence, the control of the patient who must try to cope. If you ask me, Alzheimer's is one of the most destructive, most devastating diseases there is.

What rattled me most was how this vicious disease could be there, eating away at the cells of the brain, without anyone feeling (or knowing) a thing. This is how it was for my grandmother, though I wonder if she noticed things early on and just didn't say anything. What we all thought were little slips&just normal parts of aging turned out to be so much more.

If only we'd known even a few of Alzheimer's signs and symptoms

• You're having trouble coming up with familiar words, names or the location of things. It's as if the words are right there…but you just can't seem to access them. No one else notices anything's wrong.
• It's harder to concentrate and stay focused…even hobbies you love like reading or working on a craft seem to take more out of you now. You just don't have the ability to pay attention for long periods anymore.
• What started as minor memory lapses seem to be coming more often lately, and it's harder than it used to be to remember the names of family or friends, something you've read or even the details from some of the most special moments of your life.
• Your get up and go has gotten up and gone away…and it's not coming back. You can spend a whole day watching television or puttering aimlessly around the house.
• You find it takes more mental effort to do simple things…like making a sandwich or getting dressed. Planning a dinner party, holiday shopping or other tasks take more out of you than you ever remember.
• You seem to be misplacing things when you never did before… and you find the lost articles in the strangest places…the refrigerator or trunk of your car. You just don't seem to be as organized and on top of things as you once were.
• It's harder than it used to be to keep track of the date, the month or sometimes the season of the year. You might get confused about where you are, or find yourself having trouble doing complicated math in your head.
• You don't feel like being around other people as much…it's harder to keep up with, much less contribute to, conversations, especially in noisy places with a lot going on. You'd rather just stay home.
• You've started to have trouble with things like walking or typing… buttoning clothing or opening a jar can take intense, focused effort…and leave you totally frustrated.
  

If you're nodding yes to any of these, either for yourself or someone you love, you need medical help right now. Today. While fear might keep you away from the doctor and help it's a big mistake. Please don't make it. Only by identifying Alzheimer's early on can you hope to slow the progression of this mind-killing, memory-robbing condition so that you (or your loved one) can keep living a healthy, happy, independent life. How I wish we'd gotten Nana Grace help sooner!

Of course it's entirely possible that even if you have one (or more) of more of these frustrating, embarrassing symptoms, Alzheimer's may not be to blame. There are other conditions - Parkinson's Disease, Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NHP), Huntington's Disease and others that present with symptoms that mimic some of the most devastating AD symptoms. Only your doctor can help you figure out what's really going on and offer treatments that will make things better. Now's the time to get help.

As I tried to absorb the news that the strong, capable woman I'd looked up to all my life was facing the loss of her independence, her memories, her life, I knew my life had changed forever. From that moment, I was determined to learn all I could about Alzheimer's, for myself and for Nana Grace.

Like you, at first I was so devastated I couldn't even think. Then I tried not to think about all the terrible stories I'd heard. Nana Grace's doctor had given us lots of information, and we found even more on the Internet. None of us knew where to turn or what to do.

It's this journey from those first sleepless nights to learning all I could to help make my grandmother's life more comfortable that's at the heart of Naturally Combating Alzheimer's. Drawing on up-to-the-minute research from highly respected sources, you'll find out what's going on inside the body, what puts you at risk, and most importantly of all, what options you have to manage the symptoms naturally, and keep living as actively and independently as possible.

You need to know I'm not a doctor or nurse. Truth is, I'm not a medical professional at all. I'm a writer with over 20 years in the trade who, after a lot of determined digging, was able to learn what I needed to know to help our family make the best decisions possible for the woman we love so much. Today we're helping Nana Grace live in a place she loves with people who take wonderful care of her&her health is stable and she's enjoying every day.

I wrote Naturally Combating Alzheimer's for:

• every person who is at risk and needs to know the truth.
• every patient who has just gotten an AD diagnosis and is unsure what lies ahead.
• every spouse, child or family member who's been rocked by the news and is determined to know more.
  

Understanding what you're up against is the first, and most critical, step you need to take. Whether for yourself or for someone you love, knowledge is the best weapon you have to fight this disease.

In Naturally Combating Alzheimer's, you'll learn that AD is not a part of normal aging, but a disease that has it's own insidious set of symptoms. What starts as mild (almost unnoticeable) memory lapses progresses to a more troubling, more severe and more frequent inability to come up with words, names or remember how to do simple, everyday tasks.

By the time many patients (like my Nana Grace) are diagnosed, the damage to the brain is beyond repair or improvement. If there is any good news about this mind-killing disease it is this; in the later stages there is no pain or awareness for the patient. He or she is simply unable to recognize familiar faces and perform everyday tasks, becoming utterly dependent on others for everything.

Recent research on Alzheimer's has uncovered genes that may play a role in developing the disease, though they don't doom everyone who has them to an AD diagnosis. Quite the opposite. If you're at risk, or if you've been newly diagnosed, there are lots of things you can do to help your body and mind stay wel l- Naturally Combating Alzheimer's will give you the lowdown on eating right and living a healthy lifestyle as well as:

• 11 challenging mental exercises designed to keep your brain strong, healthy and active.
• 5 great tips to help you get, and stay, socially active —a key to lowering your risk of AD or lessening your AD symptoms.
• 12 easy exercises you can do, every day, to keep your body and your mind healthy, longer.
  

I know from painful experience that coping with the later stages of Alzheimer's is no easy task, and this is why I devoted a two whole chapters of Naturally Combating Alzheimer's to common sense coping strategies you'll use to handle the symptoms of the disease and the challenges of daily living. You'll learn about the risks and benefits of all the standard treatment options, and the importance of caring for the caregiver. There's even a section with activities and three inspirational therapies designed just for Alzheimer's patients and their families.

As our population ages, more and more families are facing (and living with) Alzheimer's. Well-known patients like U.S. President Ronald Reagan and actor Charlton Heston draw a lot of attention from the media and researchers. Naturally Combating Alzheimer's is your source for information on the latest news and research, as well as some of the more controversial theories linked to Alzheimer's.

For now, you're trying to figure out what to do… where to turn. Do you need to see a specialist? Are there medications that can help? What kind of decisions need to be made, and when? You're hearing advice from everywhere& the news brings conflicting studies. It's hard to know what to do.

While the ultimate decision about how you manage AD is a profoundly personal one, Naturally Combating Alzheimer's is ready with clear, easy to understand information on this terribly destructive disease. As the concerned grandson of an AD patient, I wanted to create a book for patients and their families that is a quick read (you want to know now, don't you?) and gives you a solid, unbiased understanding of the facts and straight talk, no hype.

• You'll learn what vitamins known as antioxidants can (and can't) do for you.
• You'll see important research on curcumin, ginkgo biloba and estrogen, and the role these substances might play in slowing the progression of this disease.
• You'll find out more about metal toxicity and the relationship between dental filings, or exposure to toxic metals like aluminum or copper, and developing Alzheimer's.
  

In fact, Naturally Combating Alzheimer's is based on a thorough, painstaking review of the latest AD research and medical theory. You'll understand the risk factors, be aware of the treatment options so that you're an informed patient, or able to be an active participant in the care of someone you love.

Using what you'll discover in this e-book, you'll:

• Have real peace of mind knowing that you understand the most common symptoms and likely progression of AD, and have access to the best, most up-to-date research out there.
• Be able to make a preliminary assessment of AD symptoms, understand the capabilities of popular diagnostic testing and the importance of finding a medical practitioner who understands you, the condition and AD's unique needs.
• Use common-sense tips on everything from handling the basics of daily living to coping with dangerous AD symptoms like wandering and aggression so that patients can manage on their own for the longest time possible.
• Be prepared for unpredictable (often embarrassing) AD behaviors and take them in your stride so that you keep your sense of humor and find a reason to laugh each day.
• Be able to manage everyday routine and special occasions so that both the AD patient, and those around him or her can take real joy and a sense of contentment from these special times.
• Handle the terribly demeaning need for assistance with bathing or help with the bathroom, with real-world coping strategies that make this dreadful part of AD so much more bearable.
• Know the benefits of a healthy diet, regular mental exercise, the latest medications and other therapies to help AD patients keep their brains healthy and active for as long as possible.
  

Naturally Combating Alzheimer's has been used by AD patients and their families, people just like you, who were unsure what was going to happen&what treatment is out there&what changes to make now to stay healthy. Using this straight talking, information packed resource, people everywhere were able to understand, and prepare for, Alzheimer's disease and the terrible toll it takes on the patient and his or her family.
If it helped all of us, it will help you too - guaranteed.

If you're wondering how you'll ever get a handle on all the information you need about this terrible condition, let me assure you that the resources in Naturally Combating Alzheimer's can help you do just that&now. Today.

In fact, there are already a lot of other people from every walk of life and all places on the globe who have used this ebook to get the facts on Alzheimer's disease. Like all of them, you can be an informed, active participant in your treatment (or the treatment of someone you love) with what you'll learn in Naturally Combating Alzheimer's.

So... what are you waiting for?

I know by now if you're as determined as I was to face down (and beat!) this awful, mind-killing, memory-robbing disease, you want to read Naturally Combating Alzheimer's now, this minute.

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Sincerely, your friend

Jonathan Parry

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