How common is dementia? More common than you think. According to the ASHA, more than 5.7 million people live with it in the United States.
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Welcome to the leading voice on the integrative medical approach to the prevention of Alzheimer’s disease.
If you are like millions of Americans and others around the world, your top health priority is “staying mentally sharp as I age.”
Beyond that, your #1 fear is developing Alzheimer’s. Why?
- There are now 5.4 million Americans with Alzheimer’s disease and this number is expected to sky-rocket if there is no prevention plan put into place soon.
- Every 65 seconds a person gets diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
- It’s the 6th leading cause of death in America.
What We Do
The ARPF provides an alternative to the conventional, “magic bullet” drug approach.
We believe that you can help yourself, right now, by utilizing a holistic or integrative medical approach, based on the lifestyle tools we advocate. Modern medical research reveals that all of the aspects of the ARPF’s Four Pillars of Prevention Plan, including physical and mental exercise, especially when used together, help build a healthier and stronger brain and memory. You can also review the latest research update in the Research White Paper.
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