I recommend the following

Michael Ellenbogen

I don’t like to recommend things that I can not prove. But after taking these for every long time they have been safe. I also believe they are helping along with the other drugs I take. No one will ever know if this combination works but I did a lot of studding and many do agree that there is some possibility. The ways I see it is you have nothing to lose. Don’t expect a change overnight. You will need to give it at least 3 to 6 months. Don’t expect it to reverse it but just delay it.

 

 

Turmeric 1 capsule AM daily

Resveratrol 1 capsule AM, 1 capsule PM daily

Coconut Oil 2 gm AM, 2 gm PM daily

 

These are the others below I take but not recommending this without speaking to you doctor. I also take many other drugs to lower heartrate, cholesterol, blood pressure and even depression. I believe they are all helping in their own way  

 

Galantamine 4mg AM, 8mg PM daily

Memantine 10mg AM, 10mg PM daily

 

Jo C.

The following link addresses using alternative treatments in dementia and more . . .

 

"To learn more about treatments, including drug and non-drug options, please visit: https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/treatments and talk to your doctor to determine the best treatment option for you."

 

 

The supplements and drugs mentioned above can interact with and impact prescription meds as well as having potential side effects. 

ninalu

Hi Michael,
On your Turmeric supplement, please be aware about the potential for heavy metal contamination. Alzheimer's Association rightly mentions quality control. I read a great deal about Turmeric at one point and learned that heavy metal contamination is a real issue and the responsibility for managing this risk seems to fall entirely on the consumer.

Here's one report that discusses risk of lead in the NIH library:  https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5415259/

I apologize for sounding alarmist. My goal is not to frighten you, simply to share information.

Michael Ellenbogen

You actual got my curiosity of what AA was saying. As usual they are wrong. This is false statement below.

 

“A few people have reported that coconut oil helped the person with Alzheimer’s, but there’s never been any clinical testing of coconut oil for Alzheimer’s, and there’s no scientific evidence that it helps.”

 

They had tried to do many studies but each time they did this the people decided to go out and buy the real product rather then taking the placebo which cause them to stop the trial.  

 

An It was I who educated AA about Cholinesterase inhibitors. They kept telling people it was only good for 1 ½ years. They were so wrong on that. So before you tell people were to go they should go to a real trusted sources. I have had many key scientist and Neurologist look at what I take and many think it is very possible that I may be on to something. And my results are much better than I said but I am trying to tone it down as I don’t want to give false hope. Even Maria C. Carrillo, Ph.D., Chief Science Officer of AA agreed with me.  

Olivia Brooks

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