alzheimer medication

Alzheimer's disease is defined as premature aging of the brain, usually beginning in midadult life and progressing rapidly to extreme loss of mental powers-similar to that seen in very, very old age. The clinical features of Alzheimer's disease include (1) an amnesic type of memory impairment, (2) deterioration of language, and (3) visuospatial deficits. Motor and sensory abnormalities, gait disturbances, and seizures are uncommon until the late phases of the disease. One consistent finding in Alzheimer's disease is loss of neurons in that part of the limbic pathway that drives the memory process. Loss of this memory function is devastating.
 
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive and fatal neurodegenerative disorder that results in impairment of the person's ability to perform activities of daily living, as well as a variety of neuropsychiatric symptoms and behavioral disturbances in the later stages of the disease. Patients with Alzheimer's disease usually require continuous care within a few years after the disease begins.
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia in the elderly, and more than 5 million people in the United States are estimated to be afflicted by this disorder. The percentage of persons with Alzheimer's disease approximately doubles with every 5 years of age, with about 1 percent of 60-year-olds and about 30 percent of 85-year-olds having the disease.
alzheimer medication : Hyoscyamus niger-Hyoscyamus is very difficult to miss. It has a very typical pattern. First of all, they will be very restless, but the restlessness is much different from that of Belladonna or the other remedies. First of all the restlessness is very verbal, Hyoscyamus is changeable. When they are restless they will do lots of things, but they will change. They will laugh, they will growl, they will make jokes, they will make lascivious comments, they will be very loquacious at times. They will sing. They will cry. Things change often with Hyoscyamus. With Hyoscyamus you would usually like to experience a good gut feeling, that their behaviour is foolish, that they are silly. If they don't make silly comments and they don't have silly behaviour, you don't have such a good gut feeling for Hyoscyamus.
Alzheimer disease, senile dementia, but they had psychotic symptoms. Those two women responded very well to Hyoscyamus, both of them made constantly throughout the day, lascivious comments. Men too, will make lascivious comments. But the women, at old age, it was very peculiar, always thinking about sex and so on.            Dr.Smith EE