Alzheimer's, What You Need to Know:

• Alzheimer's is a harmful cranial disease that deteriorates a persons brain tissue
  
• This disease causes severe memory loss
  
• This disease is most commonly seen in the elderly but can affect middle aged men 
  
• This is the main cause of premature 
  

Alzheimer's Prevention:

-Red Wine and Red Grape Juice helps keep the mind in tact
-Fruits and vegetables always provide a good meal and help your mind remember 
-Fatty acids (found in salmon and other fish) build defenses for the brain
-Small math problems or tricks will keep your brains defenses strong

Warning Signs:

• Small memory loss, disrupts daily life
  
• Memory aid reliance
  
• Difficulty performing daily tasks
  
• Reliance on help from others
  
• Confusion on time and place 
  
• Trouble understanding situations, relationships 
  
• Misplacing valuables 
  
• Losing the ability to retrace steps 
  
• Poor judgement 
  
• Withdrawal from social activities 
  
• Changes in personality 
  

Alzheimer's Treatment:

• Alzheimer's can only be cured using stem cells to regenerate brain tissue 
• This treatment is not used  because stem cell treatments have been banned 
• Cognitive and behavioral medicine  

7  Stages of Alzheimer's:

Stage 1: No Cognitive Impairments

Unimpaired individuals experience little to no memory loss and no evident signs of disease. Nobody will notice the disease. 

Stage 2: Very Mild Decline

Individuals at this stage feels as if they have memory lapses forgetting familiar words names and loss of objects. The disease is still hard to detect at this stage.

Stage 3: Mild Cognitive Decline

This is when the disease can sometimes be diagnosed. Friends and family may notice this decline. Troubles with memory and concentration will be encountered. New information will be processed slower and with more difficulty.

Stage 4: Moderate Cognitive Decline:

This is still considered an early stage of Alzheimer's. In this stage all cases can be identified. Knowledge of recent events will be lost. Impairments all around will be experienced. And reduced memory of personal history.

Stage 5: Moderate Severe Cognitive Decline

At this stage the patient will enter the mid stage of the disease. Now assistance is necessary to live day by day. When asked individuals may be unable to recall important details of their lives(address, numbers and names). The individual may forget the setting frequently and will have trouble with navigation. 

Stage 6: Severe Cognitive Decline

Here the patient enters the severe stages of Alzheimer's. At this stage memory difficulties and personality changes proceed at alarming rates. Individuals will need help with most tasks including, using the bathroom, changing clothing and getting around. Individuals will forget names of children, spouse and caretakers but can distinguish faces. 

Stage 7: Very Severe Cognitive Decline

At this stage individuals lose basically everything and practically become vegetables. They cannot hold their own head, speak eat, urinate/deprecate, muscles grow rigid and will lose the ability to even smile...