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Definition: Neurological
disorder in which the cerebral neurons become dysfunctional
Causes: Possible
causes include metal toxicity (aluminum), nutritional deficiencies ( B vitamins,
zinc, A, E and carotene)
Signs/Symptoms: progressive
mental deterioration, depression, memory loss, inability to concentrate,
loss of bladder and bowel control, build up of plaque in the brain
Indications: May
help reduce stress; Aromatherapy for stress reduction- Chamomile, germanium,
lavender, marjoram, rosemary, ylang ylang; family members may need
it more.
Contraindications:
May not be useful in later stages as mental capacities diminish: Refer
to appropriate health care provider.
Links- Alzheimers.com
Therapeutic Touch Eases Agitation in People with Alzheimer's- Massage
Magazine
By John Upledger, DO, OMM
By John Upledger, DO, OMM
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