Is Ginkgo Biloba Ineffective? Article by Jay Todd A recent study has found that Ginkgo Biloba in not effective at halting or reversing the cognitive decline that normally afflicts people as they grow older. Of course, those involved with alternative medicine have for years made claims …
Category Archive: Treatment For Dementia
Dec
10
SEROQUEL: to have better control of mind
SEROQUEL: to have better control of mind Article by Mike Bordon The chemical name of Seroquel is Quetiapine. The medicine is used in the treatment of schizophrenia, a multiple personality disorder in patients above 13 years of age. It is also used to treat severe mental …
Dec
10
Enhance Your Memory
Enhance Your Memory Article by Grath Ginkgo biloba extract is an approved treatment for dementia in Germany, and it is the only nonprescription substance considered a treatment for dementia in Canada. Ginkgo biloba is one extract readily available. It enhances mental efficiency in elderly patients with …
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- The Gray Area in Mental Care - Twin Falls Times-News May 20, 2012The Gray Area in Mental CareTwin Falls Times-NewsArea assisted living facilities face an increased challenge to care for residents with Alzheimer […]
- Changes and Continuities: Friends and families help man with dementia - Columbia Daily Tribune May 20, 2012Changes and Continuities: Friends and families help man with dementiaColumbia Daily TribuneAccording to the Alzheimer's Association, there are 10 […]
- Diagnosis of Alzheimer's isn't always accurate - Staunton News Leader May 20, 2012Diagnosis of Alzheimer's isn't always accurateStaunton News LeaderThe project, called the Honolulu-Asia Aging Study, has been under way sinc […]
- With the march of Alzheimer's, an early-onset support group falls apart - Pittsburgh Post Gazette May 20, 2012WKYC-TVWith the march of Alzheimer's, an early-onset support group falls apartPittsburgh Post GazetteNew members joined to add their own fears an […]
- Most GPs can't recognise signs of Alzheimer's - The Independent May 19, 2012Burton MailMost GPs can't recognise signs of Alzheimer'sThe IndependentDementia will kill one in three people over 65, but a survey of GPs r […]