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What is Alzheimer's Disease?

What is Alzheimer's Disease?

Alzheimer’s is a form of dementia that impacts memory, cognition, and behaviour. It is marked by brain changes that cause the buildup of particular proteins. Alzheimer’s disease leads to the shrinkage and death of brain cells. Characterised by a gradual deterioration in memory, thinking, behaviour, and social skills, Alzheimer’s disease is responsible for the majority of cases of dementia.. A person’s functioning can be impacted by these changes. Forgetting recent events or conversations are among the initial signs of the disease. Gradually, it develops into severe memory issues and the inability to carry out daily activities. Alzheimer’s disease is responsible for the majority (60-80%) of dementia cases.

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Causes of Alzheimer’s disease

Unveiling the Causes Behind the Disease

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It’s unclear what exactly causes Alzheimer’s disease. But basically, it's a problem with brain proteins not working normally. This affects brain cells, causing damage, loss of communication, and eventual cell death. Researchers think that a mix of environmental, behavioral, and hereditary variables that gradually alter the brain causes Alzheimer’s disease in most cases. Scientists studying Alzheimer’s disease are examining the involvement of two proteins.

Plaques

Beta-amyloid is protiein fragment. When these fragments come together, they can be toxic to neurons and interfere with communication among brain cells. The clumps combine to create amyloid plaques, which contain cellular debris as well.

Tangles

Tau proteins support and transport nutrients within brain cells. In Alzheimer's disease, tau proteins change shape and form tangles. These tangles disrupt the transport system and damage cells.
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Symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease

Recognizing the early signs of Alzheimer's

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The primary sign of Alzheimer's disease is memory loss. Memory loss from recent discussions or experiences is one of the early warning signals. But as the illness worsens, memory deteriorates and new symptoms appear. An individual suffering from the illness may initially be conscious of difficulties with memory and cognitive function. A friend or family member may be more likely to identify problems if symptoms worsen. Alzheimer's disease-related brain abnormalities cause increasing problems with:
Memory

Memory

Alzheimer’s disease is a chronic illness that can affect daily functioning and professional performance due to continuous and progressive memory loss. Alzheimer’s patients may display repetitive behaviors, misplace objects, forget appointments, discussions, and events, have trouble navigating familiar environments, struggle to find words or find it difficult to participate in conversations. The impact of this memory loss on day-to-day functioning and life can be profound.
Thinking and reasoning

Thinking and reasoning

Alzheimer’s disease makes it difficult to focus and think, particularly when it comes to abstract ideas like numbers. Managing multiple tasks at once is very challenging. Keeping track of funds, balancing cheque books, and making on-time bill payments can be difficult. A person suffering from Alzheimer’s disease may eventually lose their ability to recognize and handle numbers.
Decision-making

Decision-making

Decision-making and judgment in daily life become increasingly difficult as one gets Alzheimer’s disease. For instance, a person might dress inappropriately for the weather or make bad decisions in social situations. Someone may find it more difficult to react to common issues. For instance, the person can be incapable of making judgment calls when driving or dealing with food burning on the stove.
Changes in personality and behavior

Changes in personality and behavior

Because Alzheimer’s disease alters the brain, it can cause a variety of behavioral and mental abnormalities. These shifts could show up as mood swings, depression, wandering tendencies, decreased inhibitions, aggression episodes, increased mistrust of others, and delusional beliefs like something has been stolen.
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The Holistic Approach of Ayurveda in Treating Alzheimer’s

Rather than only treating Alzheimer's disease, Ayurveda provides treatment as part of a comprehensive strategy. Alzheimer's disease treated with Ayurveda not only enhances general health but also reduces symptoms. According to Ayurveda, Dementia is seen as a Vata disorder, specifically prana vata, that disrupts normal movement and circulation in the body. This impairs the cells’ ability to operate normally and damages the brain’s cells, leading to brain degeneration. Ayurvedic dementia treatment aims to revitalize both the brain and body, improving brain function. For total body detoxification, therapeutic techniques, including Vaman, Virechana, Nasya, and Vasti are employed. Shirodhara and Abhyanga procedures are known for their ability to effectively revive brain cells. The treatment includes the use of internal herbal medication made from medicinal herbs.

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Ayurvedic Treatment

Ayur Bethaniya for Ayurvedic Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease in Kerala

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With its holistic approach, the age-old science of Ayurveda provides treatments for a variety of illnesses, including Alzheimer's disease. Based on the idea that emotions have an impact on the body, Ayurveda takes a multifaceted approach to healing. Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas are used to classify the body and represent different body kinds and illness inclinations. Treatment for Alzheimer's disease is customized to target dosha imbalances and promote optimum health. Ayurvedic remedies, which include a range of herbs, aim to slow down the aging process in the brain and improve memory as part of a comprehensive strategy for treating Alzheimer's disease.

The power of Ayurveda, a type of natural medicine, could potentially slow or prevent the development of Alzheimer’s. Research on different ayurvedic herbs as brain tonics has demonstrated their ability to enhance nervous system functioning and restore memory. These compounds have various effects such as anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and hypolipidemic properties. Ayurvedic medicinal plants, along with other complementary drugs, regulate neuroendocrine-immune systems by providing antioxidants and anti-inflammatory agents. The goal of this approach is to improve memory and rejuvenate cognitive functions by incorporating Ayurvedic medicines known for their positive impact on neuropathological diseases.

Ayur Bethaniya is an exceptional option for Alzheimer’s treatment, offering the best ayurvedic care and personalized attention. Using traditional knowledge, our skilled Ayurvedic practitioners personalize treatments to address specific dosha imbalances. At Ayur Bethaniya, you can experience a serene atmosphere that supports healing. By incorporating herbal remedies, therapies, and lifestyle adjustments, we take a comprehensive and effective approach to combat Alzheimer’s. If you are looking for the best Ayurvedic treatment for Alzheimer’s, visit Ayur Bethaniya.

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Integrated treatment for Alzheimer's

A Holistic Approach to Managing Symptoms and Enhancing Quality of Life.

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Alzheimer's is a degenerative neurological condition that impairs thinking, behavior, and memory. A good diet, frequent exercise, cognitive stimulation, and herbal remedies are a few promising integrative therapeutic options. The goal of these therapies is to provide patients with more resources to control their symptoms and enhance their general health. When combined with traditional therapies, these methods may improve quality of life even though there is no known cure for Alzheimer's disease.
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Dietary Modifications

According to Ayurvedic practitioners, our brain health is directly influenced by the food we consume. It is recommended to consume a diet abundant in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats. The nutrients found in these foods are essential for the brain to function at its peak.

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Managing Stress

Stress has the potential to negatively affect the health of the brain. Ayurveda suggests discovering healthy approaches to cope with stress, such as engaging in yoga, meditation, and spending time outdoors.

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Lifestyle Modifications

Getting enough sleep is vital for maintaining brain health. When our sleep is inadequate, our brains are unable to rest and recover properly. Ayurveda recommends getting a good 7-8 hours of sleep every night.

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Meditation and Yoga

The combination of regular exercise, meditation, and yoga has been proven to greatly reduce stress levels, which is a known factor in the decline of brain health. Both methods encourage relaxation, enhance concentration, and boost brain flexibility.

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Oil Massage (Abhyanga)

Abhyanga, the traditional method of application of oil over the body, is said to be having numerous positive effects including the relaxation of mind, enhancement of blood circulation to brain and improving the nerve functions..

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Prevention

Prevention

There’s no way to guarantee the prevention of Alzheimer’s since we’re not sure what causes it. However, adopting a healthy lifestyle can lower your risk.
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Quit smoking

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Reduce alcohol intake

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Eating healthy

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Be physically active

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Manage high blood pressure

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Maintain a healthy weight

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Manage blood sugar

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Get enough sleep