A Supplement to Dr.

Micozzi’s

COMPLETE
ALZHEIMER’S
CURE
An All-New, All-Natural
Protocol to Protect and
Restore Brain Health and
Reverse Memory Loss

Forget Your Fear of

Alzheimer’s—FOREVER
Complete Alzheimer’s Prevention and Reversal
Are Finally a Scientific Reality

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Table of Contents
Lesson 1: It's Finally a Scientific Reality – Your Complete Alzheimer's Cure .....................................................2
Lesson 2: Alzheimer’s Drugs: “The Greatest Failure of Mainstream Medicine” .................................................4
Lesson 3: Are You At Risk for Alzheimer’s? Take This Quiz and Find Out ..........................................................5
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Lesson 1 If that’s not a cure, I don’t know what is.

It’s Finally a Scientific Reality—Your
Complete Alzheimer’s Cure!
Your Alzheimer’s cure is here.
In fact, it’s been mostly hiding in plain sight all along.
Even though the news is only recently being broadcast
far and wide among physicians.
But the news they’re broadcasting is really just the
icing on the cake…the last piece in the Alzheimer’s
puzzle I’ve been putting together for years.
For quite some time, I’ve been telling the readers of
my Insiders’ Cures newsletter about various natural
approaches they can take to help prevent dementia and
cognitive decline…like supplementing with vitamins D
and E.
But I’ve been holding my breath, waiting for
enough evidence to come together to culminate in
a scientifically proven, natural CURE for reversing
Alzheimer’s and dementia.
And now, FINALLY, I can let out that breath. We
finally have that crowning evidence. And it has led
directly to that long-awaited cure.
Recent research shows using an all-natural approach to
preventing and treating Alzheimer’s and Alzheimer’s-
like memory loss has a 90 PERCENT SUCCESS
RATE.
That’s right. Nine out of 10 people with dementia-
related memory loss* who followed an all-natural
protocol had significant, sustained improvements in
their memory. *Half of them were diagnosed with
Alzheimer’s while the others showed signs that could
eventually lead to Alzheimer’s.
But still, some doctors are inexplicably resisting
this simple, natural, and SCIENTIFICALLY
DEMONSTRATED Alzheimer’s reversal cure.
Which is why I have decided to develop my OWN
clinical protocol—in light of this new clinical
evidence, in addition to the Alzheimer’s breakthroughs
I’ve shared with my readers previously…as well as my
own clinical and research experience.
It’s a comprehensive approach for COMPLETE
BRAIN HEALTH—and a dementia cure to boot.
My new protocol doesn’t rely on any SINGLE step
or any simple pill. In all, my protocol includes more
than two dozen individual natural approaches that have
been shown to actually REVERSE the memory loss
associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
But first, let’s take a closer look at the new clinical
research that led to this exciting development…
An 18-step plan was tested as part of a recent study
conducted by researchers at UCLA’s highly respected
Mary S. Easton Center for Alzheimer’s Disease
Research.
The protocol used in this study is based on a whopping
56 other prior published studies on natural approaches
to Alzheimer’s treatment.
So NO ONE can claim that using a natural dementia
reversal protocol doesn’t have sound science—and
plenty of it—to back it up.
The latest study involved 10 men and women with
memory loss or cognitive impairment associated with
Alzheimer’s.

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And this wasn’t just minor memory loss. For six
of these people, it was so severe that they were
either struggling at their jobs or had to quit working
altogether.
But in just THREE TO SIX MONTHS, nine out of the
10 people who followed the all-natural approaches had
substantial improvements in their memory.
This memory boost was so significant that the
participants were able to return to their jobs or continue
working with marked improvements. The only person
who didn’t have increased memory was a woman who
was already in the late stages of Alzheimer’s.
And the news gets even better. Their memory boost
wasn’t just a temporary fix.
The researchers continued tracking these patients, and
two-and-a-half years later, the study participants were
still showing “sustained and marked improvements.”
Plus, this study confirms the brain benefits of the
several steps and breakthroughs I’ve told readers about
before.
The new UCLA study put them all together in a real
clinical protocol that doctors and patients can choose
to follow, as they would to successfully manage and
reverse another condition like high blood sugar, or high
blood pressure.
The UCLA researchers point out that dementia is the
most rapidly increasing chronic disease of our time.
They also argue that DRUG TREATMENTS FOR
DEMENTIA HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST
RECENT FAILURE OF MAINSTREAM MEDICINE.
They say there is not a single mainstream dementia
treatment that has had anything beyond a marginal,
asymptomatic, unsustainable effect, with little or no
impact on halting disease progression.
This, after two taxpayer-funded “decades-of-the-
brain.”
The researchers point out that one of the problems with
mainstream approaches to dementia is that they’ve
all involved taking a SINGLE therapeutic pathway,
blindly shooting in the dark at different UNPROVEN
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theories or findings about the cause of dementia.
However, as with any other disease, there doesn’t
appear to be a single cause of Alzheimer’s.
There are many metabolic and neurophysiologic
pathways that appear to converge in this condition.
Using COMBINATIONS of treatment options has been
successful for combatting other serious diseases, like
cancer, heart disease, and AIDS/HIV infection.
But, despite all of the research, a combined treatment
approach for dementia has not been tried before. Until
now.
Of course, the points made by the UCLA researchers
are ones the readers of my Insiders’ Cures newsletter
and my Daily Dispatch e-letter have read dozens of
times.
And while the UCLA study certainly yielded
impressive—even downright exciting—results,
I believe they could have been even better had
the researchers applied some of the many other
breakthroughs I’ve been telling readers about over the
past several years.
So I’ve re-organized, modified, prioritized, and
“supplemented” my own natural approaches, including
consideration of all those laid out in the proven UCLA
protocol.
And further incorporated key additional information
I’ve personally gathered over many years of scientific
investigation.
Before I tell you about my breakthroughs for all-
natural brain-saving and brain-boosting, I’d like to
spend the next lesson telling you about medications
for Alzheimer’s—and why they’ve been a complete
failure.
After you’ve heard about these UTTERLY
DISAPPOINTING MEDICATIONS, you’ll appreciate
even more why my DRUG-FREE, ALL-NATURAL
protocol is the best answer to the failed therapies of
conventional medicine.
However, my criticism of MEDICATIONS doesn’t
mean I think you should stay away from DOCTORS…
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Of course, if you or a loved one is struggling with
dementia, you need to be under the care of a personal
physician who can customize your healthcare
approach.
But if your doctor isn’t one of the growing number
who are embracing natural approaches, make sure he
or she knows about the new UCLA study.
If all else fails, find another doctor who WILL talk to
you about the evidence for a natural cure and who will
support your efforts.
Lesson 2
Alzheimer’s Drugs: “The Greatest Failure
of Mainstream Medicine.”
Yes, a “failure” is what I call prescription drugs for
Alzheimer’s disease, like Aricept and Namenda.
What’s the REASON for their unmitigated failure? It’s
probably the fact that the drugs don’t target the REAL
CAUSE of Alzheimer’s!
As a pathologist I was interested to read about a big
new autopsy study on more than 1,200 brains which
showed that many older people who were cognitively
alert BEFORE they died still showed extensive
pathologic changes in the brain (the kind said to
“cause” Alzheimer’s dementia) AFTER they died.
Let me repeat that amazing fact in a slightly different
way:
The supposed “cause” of Alzheimer’s dementia was
present in the brains of many people who did NOT
have the disease when they died!
Not only that, the cellular abnormalities the “experts”
say are characteristic of dementia were only found in
about HALF the cases of dementia. The other half had
essentially “normal” looking brains.
So, the chances of the “classic” brain findings of
dementia have only a 50-50 probability of predicting
whether or not you actually have dementia!
Bottom line: there was basically a TOTAL
DISCONNECT between what experts had been
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looking at as the cause of dementia—and actual
cognitive function.
And that means that the drugs for “controlling”
dementia have been targeted to pathological
abnormalities in the brain that 1) may not be the cause
of dementia; and 2) are also present half the time.
And even if they DID work as intended—the
researchers of these autopsy studies say they would
benefit only one-third of the cases of Alzheimer’s.
And there’s much more recent evidence showing the
complete failure of anti-dementia drugs…
A new article in the prestigious journal BMC
Neurology suggests that mainstream medicine should
stop wasting millions researching a major class of
Alzheimer’s dementia (AD) drugs.
The authors assert that these drugs don’t work…and
never will.
This thought-provoking essay came on the heels of two
high-profile but FAILED clinical trials for AD drugs.
The failed trials tested two new AD drugs designed to
combat amyloid beta (A-beta).
Amyloid beta is a protein that clumps into brain
plaques in AD patients. It disrupts the flow of
information across nerve synapses and causes nerve
cell death.
For years, many brain experts insisted we could treat or
prevent AD by targeting these proteins.
But newer evidence suggests that A-beta
actually results from stresses on the brain.
So these new A-beta drugs may be trying to target a
“fix” that’s too late in the process of dementia.
In other words, the drugs attempt to treat Alzheimer’s
disease AFTER the damage was already done.
It’s not entirely clear whether the drugs in these trials
simply fail to reverse A-beta accumulation…or whether
reversing A-beta fails to cure Alzheimer’s disease.
Either way, I don’t imagine many mainstream
researchers will give up on the A-beta hypothesis any
time soon.
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Though, it’s encouraging to see at least some experts
recognize the writing on the wall. The authors of
the BMC article suggest it’s “unreasonable” to continue
further attempts at testing these kinds of drugs for AD.
I’d use a stronger word: insanity.
Meanwhile, other researchers are now beginning to
investigate real possible causes of AD.
The Adaptive Response Hypothesis is a more
physiological concept, proposing that dementia
develops from exposure to chronic brain-stress stimuli.
These stress factors include oxidative stress, metabolic
dysfunction (such as insulin resistance), and chronic
inflammation. Genetic factors also appear to play a part.
Effective therapeutic intervention for AD should focus
on these stressors as the actual primary causes of the
disease…and not on A-beta, which may simply be a
byproduct of the process.
And that’s true of all the therapeutic interventions
you’ll hear about in my Complete Alzheimer’s Cure
Protocol.
Lesson 3
Are You At Risk for Alzheimer’s? Take This
Quiz and Find Out.
Early detection is CRUCIAL with Alzheimer’s disease.
And that’s why I want you to take this short quiz. It
will help you assess the difference between normal,
age-related memory loss and cognitive decline due to
Alzheimer’s disease.
It’s an “easy” quiz, with just seven questions...and very
revealing answers.
1. Are all new signs of memory lapses significant for
dementia?
Answer: No.
It’s very typical to forget names, dates, and
appointments as you get older. These “signs” may be
part of a lifelong pattern. These changes have more to
do with neural organization than degeneration.
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But if you have to ask for the SAME information, over
and over, that is not typical.
Also, take note if you need to rely more heavily on
memory aids. Or, do you frequently forget regular
dates, like the day of the week the trash truck comes?
2.  If I misplace objects more often, is that an early
sign of dementia?
Answer: It depends.
Misplacing objects frequently is more likely due to
distraction rather than dementia. But if you frequently
have to REPLACE missing eyeglasses, checkbooks,
keys, jackets, etc. it’s time to get a formal cognitive
assessment.
In addition, if you find lost objects in strange places,
that can also signal cognitive decline. For example, if
you find your car keys in the bathroom cabinet or in
the dishwasher.
3. Which speech pattern is a sign of dementia?
a.) speaking clearly and concisely
b.) rambling on, frequently forgetting words or
phrases
c.) not recalling a word or two
d.) all of the above
Answer: B.
Forgetting a word or searching for the right word
is a typical part of everyday life. But consistently
struggling with the same word or words repeatedly is a
sign of cognitive decline.
4. W
 hich is a sign of cognitive decline?
a.) Taking a wrong turn in a familiar area
b.) Getting lost driving in a new area using a map
c.) Never having any idea where you are unless
using a GPS device to tell you
d.) Frequently getting lost in familiar areas
Answer: D.
Getting lost in familiar places while walking or driving
is a strong sign of cognitive decline. But remember to
check on the many cognitive side effects from drugs,
which may be responsible and are reversible.
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This problem happens especially among older adults
who take multiple drugs.
5. I habitually miss bill payments and
appointments. Does this mean I might have
Alzheimer’s disease?
Answer: Again, it depends.
Missing appointments and bill payments can happen to
anyone at any age. But an increased pattern can signal
a decline in cognitive function.
However, these lapses can also happen with mood
dysfunction. So, take this question to a deeper level…
Does it take you much longer to pay the bills or work
on your budget? Do you now have trouble adding a
group of numbers accurately? These changes may
indicate a problem with cognition.
6. I t takes me longer to complete routine tasks.
Isn’t this just normal aging?
Answer: Maybe not.
Studies show that when you multitask, you actually
work more slowly. So don’t try to balance your
checkbook while watching TV and talking on the
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phone. It will take you longer.
If you want to finish more quickly, focus your efforts
on one activity at a time. If you still have trouble
performing a single routine task like following a
favorite recipe, it may signal more significant memory
problems.
7. I react to everyday stresses with greater anxiety,
anger, depression, and/or mood swings than ever
before. Is this a normal part of aging?
Answer: No.
Typically, we learn to handle emotions better as we
age. But some people never learn. And in some,
exaggerated emotional responses may indicate the
onset of progressive cognitive decline.
People with Alzheimer’s disease rely on routines to
go about their day. They may become irritable or
uncomfortable when their routine changes for any
reason. As a result, they may begin to withdraw from
social experiences they once enjoyed.
If any of the scenarios above sound familiar, don’t
ignore them! Talk about your concerns with friends
and family and your doctor—and take the actions
recommended in my protocol.
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ABOUT DR. MICOZZI

Marc S. Micozzi, M.D., Ph.D. was the founding editor-in-chief of the first
U.S. journal in Complementary and Alternative Medicine and organized and
edited the first US textbook in the field, Fundamentals of Complementary
& Integrative Medicine in 1996. He has published nearly 300 articles in
medical literature and is the author or editor of over 25 books. Dr. Micozzi
served as Senior Investigator of cancer prevention at the National Cancer
Institute, where he published the original research on diet, nutrition, and
chronic disease. He continued this line of research as the Associate Director
of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and Director of the National
Museum of Health and Medicine.

In recent years, Dr. Micozzi has served as the Founding Director of the Policy
Institute for Integrative Medicine in Bethesda, MD, working to educate policy
makers, the health professions, and the general public about the opportunities
for integrative medicine and the need for clean, clear science within our
modern medical establishment. Dr. Micozzi writes a monthly newsletter called
Insiders’ Cures as well as a free e-letter called The Daily Dispatch.

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