Alzheimer's disease is the most common and important cause of senile dementia. Dementia is a progressive and irreversible decline of the function of the brain, causing memory loss and effects on language and social skills.

Researchers have noted that the incidence of Alzheimer`s disease among the elderly Indian population where curry is regularly eaten with most meals is significantly lower than their western counterparts. Curcumin exhibits strong antioxidant properties and is known to cross the crucial blood-brain barrier where it acts to limit the accumulation of damaging plaque and also reduces the neuronal response to existing plaque tangles. By inhibiting amyloid plaque formation at the synapse where electrical impulses connect different parts of the brain, memory is preserved and symptoms of this devastating disease are minimized or eliminated.

A number of other causes of dementia exist that need to be distinguished from Alzheimer's disease because they may be partly or wholly reversible.

Alzheimer's is costing society an enormous amount of money and time. In the midst of a tough recession, all indicators point to a significant increase in the number of people diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

True costs of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, such as Parkinson's, can not be captured in financial terms alone. The impact of Alzheimer's to employers is felt on several different levels that far exceed the bottom line. Most notably the abscence of experience is glaring as those forced to care for family members are often employees with seniority. When these valuable employees take time off from work to care for parents or another family member, employers must defer critical projects requiring the insights and knowledge of experienced personnel.

Alzheimer's is a progressive form of dementia. It is the most common of all dementias. Although there it is not understood what causes Alzheimer's, scientists have found that this disease causes severe damage to the brain cells.

Medical insurance is hard to come by after you get a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. Most insurance companies avoid pre-existing conditions like the bubonic plague. And with this one being progressive and eventually terminal, it is worse than the plague for insurance companies. But, the law does protect those with pre-existing conditions to some extent. If you have a valid medical policy, you can transfer to another within a certain period without delays in getting coverage for pre-existing conditions.

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