Alzheimer's Disease

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Basic to an understanding of Alzheimer's and to the recognition of many similar illnesses is an understanding of the brain and how it operates. We must toss out widely held misconceptions to find out, first of all, what constitutes normal and abnormal behavior in order to begin to understand illnesses like Alzheimer's. There is no reason to believe that mental faculties suffer any great impairment with years. Despite how badly your memory may have lapsed from lack of use, it can be improved with training. The sooner you start training your memory and other mental skills, and keep them functioning optimally, the better chance you will have of retaining a functional mind as you get older.