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Alzheimer's Return to Functionality offers new perspectives to understand this type of dementia and in the same time, gives us hope that this illness will be cured soon and the patients will be able to return to their previous functionality. This book is written in the spirit of the ancient Zalmoxian medics of Getae, Thrace, whose paradigm of approaching the patient may offer us the platform of healing Alzheimer's and many other diseases as well--including cancer. The author takes us further in a wonderful journey throughout history regarding the approaching of sufferers of mental illnesses in…mehr

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Alzheimer's Return to Functionality offers new perspectives to understand this type of dementia and in the same time, gives us hope that this illness will be cured soon and the patients will be able to return to their previous functionality. This book is written in the spirit of the ancient Zalmoxian medics of Getae, Thrace, whose paradigm of approaching the patient may offer us the platform of healing Alzheimer's and many other diseases as well--including cancer. The author takes us further in a wonderful journey throughout history regarding the approaching of sufferers of mental illnesses in different cultures and a very interesting look upon the longevity of individuals in ancient times in an original manner. Among other interesting things, as our readers may well find in this book, is the incursion that author makes on the aetiology of Alzheimer's disease and what is happening at the cell level in the body.
Autorenporträt
Adrian Spârlac is the author of Alzheimer's Return to Functionality and Essay on the Classification of Human Traditional Senses. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. What made him to write this piece of work is the highly intriguing fact that memory has a sequential or episodical return to a patient suffering from Alzheimer's disease. That led him to draw the conclusion that in Alzheimer's disease, memory is intact but for certain reasons it is not accessed. The author of this book will reveal some of those reasons among other highly engaging and very interesting things that our readers will come across in this new piece of work.