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James F. Watson
 
A remarkable, cutting-edge book by independent researcher James F. Watson, this book is a Godsend for the many millions of people who have loved ones in various stages of Alzheimer’s, or might be in early stages themselves.

This is a book of commonsense approaches developed and refined over the years by the author.  He had the guts and foresight to use these techniques, be a true pioneer in Alzheimer’s preventive research, while activity of other researchers continues to center on developing new drugs.

Do you sincerely want to know what your risk level is for this mind-robbing disease?  Find out by taking Watson’s innovative Alzheimer’s self-test located between chapters two and three.

Want to know how AD can be prevented?

How to reverse AD in its early stages?

Even how to slow AD down and provide better quality of life for the victim?
The answers are in this book.

Rarely does a book come along that is a must read for everyone.

Commonsense Approaches to Alzheimer's is one of those books.  On these pages you’ll find commonsense approaches that anyone can use.  What you learn will change your life, and the lives of those you love.
 
Here is an excerpt from Commonsense Approaches to Alzheimer’s:

Author’s Note

Common sense is a commodity that is in very short supply these days.  How else can you explain our society’s deterioration?  No longer is job stability the norm in our lives.  And to many even the roofs over their heads are in jeopardy, as their home values plummet and thoughts of foreclosure torment their minds. Indebtedness is becoming the norm, as savings dwindle, as we struggle just to get by. And now calm, once the norm, is being replaced with stress. Childhood diseases that were once rare are increasing each year, and many adults are spending more time with their doctors than with there own families, as family units break down. General good health is becoming a thing of the past.

The paradox is that we live in a society where money for health care and medical research is at an all-time high. Some statistics claim 17% of our economy is based around health care. You would think that things would be getting better instead of worse.

Where is the common sense in it all?

I am just old enough to remember a world where the majority of people were kind, compassionate, and trustworthy, with one’s word being confirmed with a handshake.  And once given, that word was rarely broken.

That was a world that had consistency.  The vast majority of children still were growing up in family units in which the members cared about each other. 
It was a world that I dearly miss.

Looking back to my childhood I don’t recall even knowing the term Alzheimer’s Disease.  AD wasn’t nearly as prevalent as it is today.  Over 5,000,000 adults are confirmed AD victims with many others not yet aware that they have AD.  What is frightening is that millions more in North America will be diagnosed as having AD just a few years into this new century.

These AD statistics should be lower.  And they could be lower; a lot lower.
But how can this be achieved?

The answer, I believe, is to be found in commonsense approaches that will be presented in this book. 

It is true that millions of dollars are being spent annually on AD research in the United States and in other countries.  But how many of those dollars are going into the search for preventive means to stop AD from occurring in the first place?  How many of those dollars will lead to the development of new drugs that will make billions of more dollars for major drug companies?

Why would multi-billion-dollar corporations jeopardize their profits by funding research to find, God forbid, a cure for a cash cow disease?  If the research will not lead to a drug that can be patented, you can bet your sweet bippy it will be dropped.

If there is a way to prevent the onset of a disease, I want to know what that way is.

If a loved one or I already had that disease, I would want to know what could be done to minimize its effects.

In either case I would want to know if the goal is achievable by minimal drug taking or possibly by natural means alone.

Up front I confess that I am not associated with any medical school, major research laboratory, foundation, or major corporation.  I am not a physician or a psychologist, but a self-taught neuroscientist and concerned citizen who has discovered commonsense means of dealing with and preventing AD.  In this book I present those means to you in as unbiased a manner as I possibly can.

There is research that could be done to prove my beliefs.  Although this book is not the result of any profit motive, it would be fantastic should this book get into enough people’s hands so that the research could be done by LODGE Creek Research Center.  LODGE would stand for “Locating the Origin of Disease through Genetics and Environment.”

There is so much I have learned in the field of environmental stimulants that I want to pass on to you and others.  Much of that knowledge is incorporated in this book.  My hope is that you will find on these pages the answers to questions you have about AD.

James F. Watson



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