Dr. Timothy J. Smith believes that you can reverse Alzheimer's disease and he has written a book explaining how this can be accomplished.

Without a doubt, Alzheimer's disease is the affliction of aging that alarms us the most. According to the Alzheimer's Association, one in three individuals alive now in the USA will die with dementia. Every 67 seconds, someone in the USA develops Alzheimer's disease, and fourteen percent of Americans over the age of seventy-one have dementia. There are roughly five million Americans who now have this dreadful disease. Dementia is an overall universal health catastrophe where forty-four million people live with Alzheimer's disease or dementia.

As foreboding as all the above sounds, Dr. Timothy J. Smith's book Reversing Alzheimer's: How to Prevent Dementia and Revitalize Your Brain presents a reassuring approach. As he emphasizes, "finally, after a century of failing to turn up a cure for Alzheimer's or arrest its advancement, there is an impressive breakthrough. Because of the research of thousands of clinicians and researchers, there is now a better scientific perception concerning the disease. We have a scientific framework for understanding metabolic disease in alternative, functional, and molecular medicine. We realize that the cause of Alzheimer's is because of multiple metabolic disruptions. We also understand what is necessary to reverse it."

Reversing Alzheimer's provides a proactive treatment program that bases itself on biomarker testing to determine the particular combination of biochemical defects that lead to memory damage. Once we identify the information, we can implement an individualized treatment of attack.

The book moves quickly and covers a wide-ranging territory, allowing you to look at Alzheimer's through another lens. It is divided into four parts that yield a rich source of material and effective measures to adopt. These comprise biomarker testing, anti-Alzheimer's diet, and nutritional supplements that reverse Alzheimer's.

Check out my review and interview with Dr. Smith.