All Forms of Cognitive Decline

Dementia is a catch-all term for changes in the brain resulting in a loss of function that interferes with daily life.

The most common type of Dementia is Alzheimer’s. However, other types of Dementia include, Vascular, Lewi Body, and Fronto-temporal disorders. Currently, there is no effective treatment (no drug or intervention) to make people better, let alone cure them.

In fact, no new medication for Alzheimer's has been approved since 2003, and the currently approved medications are ineffective in stopping or slowing the progression of the disease.

The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that more than 6 million Americans currently have Alzheimer’s disease.

Dr. Daniel Amen predicts that Alzheimer's will triple between now and 2050.
Microcurrent Neurofeedback therapy offers an important role in reducing these numbers.

“There are clues” to cognitive decline:

- Sleep Disturbances

- Difficulty at word finding & expression

- Depression

- Repetition—repeating the same story

- Absent-mindedness/forgetfulness

- Fatigue (physical and mental)

- Anxiety and irritability

- Getting lost/confusion

- Apathy

Unhealthy symptoms can progress slowly and begin in the brain relatively early in life.

To avoid this slow death, people must strategize and embrace the concepts of prevention.

Along with improved diet, exercise, & sleep, Microcurrent Neurofeedback offers hope that brain diseases can be prevented.

Death is inevitable, but deterioration is not. The longer a person can go without developing Dementia, the better the odds of living longer and in better health. Don’t take the “wait and see” approach until you sadly realize it is too late. Most people fear Alzheimer’s more than any other diagnosis.

With MCN, people who are at risk for Alzheimer's now have reason to be hopeful for their future.

Be Proactive, not Reactive when it comes to your brain health.

The time to begin Microcurrent Neurofeedback therapy is now!