Reversing Alzheimer's and Dementia Breakthrough

172 Proven Recipes for Overcoming Brain Fog

De: George J. McClelland

Narrado por: James H Kiser

Due to his father's stage 2 Alzheimer's disease, Alexander Lynch located Dr. Ron Goldman who was researching Alzheimer's disease, and hired him to find a cure. Together with knowledge, a theory, and research, they developed a method of curing the disease. After only 21 days on the special diet they formulated, Alexander's father no longer had Alzheimer's and was mentally more alert than people half his age.

The cure for Alzheimer's is not a pill or prescription item, but certain combinations of food items, each forming its own enzyme in the digestion process. Three of those enzymes react together with the help of a catalyst from the fourth food group to form a brain healing enzyme. After his father was healed, Mr. Lynch and Dr. Goldman gave the food formula to some friends to see if it worked for them. It did. Thousands of Alzheimer's patients have already regained their brain health. This program is unique and I am convinced it works, because I see definite improvement in my wife who was in stage 7 of Alzheimer's disease. She still has a long way to go, but we have to realize at stage 7 a lot of brain tissue has disappeared. The brain can repair itself, and it appears to be happening for my wife. There is solid research behind this program, and there is nothing similar on the market.

The four food groups have been combined into 172 recipes in this audiobook. If you are healthy, these foods can help your brain remain healthy. It is a Godsend for everyone suffering from dementia of all kinds. Some of the recipes are absolutely delicious and by switching a food from one recipe to another, you can create your own mouthwatering recipe and ensure your brain will stay healthy. Enjoy!

©2015 George J. McClelland (P)2015 George J. MClelland

Only lists of recipe ingredients

Expected more. Almost condescending narration. Families deserve more compassion. Writer basically is extension of real book by different author responsible for research.