summary: the end of alzheimer's - the first program to prevent and reverse cognitive decline | an in-depth summary of dale bredesen's book (growth summaries 8)  <h2>a complete summary of the end of alzheimer’s </h2> <br> <br>in his book, “the end of alzheimer’s: the first program to prevent and reverse cognitive decline”, dale bredesen challenges the pervading sense of hopelessness and helplessness that have trailed alzheimer’s disease. he disputes the fact that there is no effective treatment or prevention method for it, providing details of his extensive and highly successful research as evidence. his position is that alzheimer’s cannot be addressed with a single pill. <br>dale dissects alzheimer’s disease, highlighting contributory factors- such as inflammation and toxic substances- that are responsible for the attendant cognitive decline in its sufferers. he explains clearly the role each plays in putting a person at risk of alzheimer’s. he also documents his highly opposed research journey culminating in the creation of recode, an extensive treatment program for alzheimer’s involving components such as diet, exercise, and drugs. <br>he describes how a person can check for each contributory factor and address the same under the recode protocol. the book contains useful treatment procedures, which are also included as attached appendices. <br>in the book, dave admits that, despite the recorded success and improvement in many lives, the program still has its fair share of skepticism, even from professionals who should embrace it. <br>finally, he suggests ways of sustaining the impressive results recorded by the recode program. <br> <br> <br> <br><h2>here is a preview of what you will get:</h2> <br><ul> <br> <li>in <b> the end of alzheimer’s </b>, you will get a full understanding of the book. </li> <br> <li>in <b> the end of alzheimer’s </b>, you will get some fun multiple choice quizzes, along with answers to help you learn about the book. </li> <br> <br>get a copy, and learn everything about <i> the end of alzheimer’s </i>. <br></ul> <br>