How to Overcome Dementia or Alzheimer's Disease

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How to Overcome Dementia or Alzheimer's Disease

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Whenever we give any stimulating signs such as sounds (voices), pinching

(needling the skin), light (view with eyesight), heat (whether hot or cold

through skin), our brains work and show signs of emitting signals or waves. This

can be evidenced and monitored by CT scan.

 

Patients suffering from " dementia " or " Alzheimer's disease " do not emit signals

that are right or correct. Meaning, there are no right reactions even if we try

to stimulate by speaking, pinching, or showing some pictures to patients. That's

how we may consider or think that they are getting old. Yes, they may be or we

can think that at some point in time they are at " vegetable state " or " in coma " .

 

This is the reason they do not react to our questions, instead they come out

with nonsense voices and actions. That is because a certain part of the brain is

unconscious or what we call partially " persistent vegetative state " or PVS.

 

Anyway, we recommend you to undergo medical consultation at early stage so

immediate attention can be applied.

 

At first, we recommend very simple exercises like repeated opening and closing

of your hands as often as possible. Also, follow the illustration below as often

as possible.

 

http://www.pyroenergen.com/articles08/images/feet-exercises.jpg

 

These exercises will stimulate your brain and will make you remember the past

well. These exercises are not only for sick people but to everyone else to help

prevent brain aging.

 

Why do we say that repeated opening and closing of your hands and the

illustrated feet exercises are good for dementia and Alzheimer's disease? This

is because we have several records gathered from patients who are at vegetable

state that are recovering and recognizing memories.

 

Are unconscious patients or patients in vegetable state doing such exercises? Of

course, unconscious patients cannot exercise. Therefore, their guardians must

help let the PVS (persistent vegetative state) patients move their bodies, feet,

hands, fingers, and necks every day, probably for more than three months or even

for a lifetime. During these three months, the doctor monitors the patient's

brain through CT scan, then although very minimal they notice that the patient's

brain is working and emitting signals.

 

This gave doctors an idea of placing tiny electrodes implanted inside the spinal

cord near the brain and send signals several minutes every day for three months.

Amazingly, the result was the same as the exercises mentioned above. After years

of trials, some of them recovered and woke up to answer questions, although 100%

recovery is not attained.

 

The very same process was applied to many patients who suffer from dementia,

Alzheimer's disease, and vegetable state.

 

Did you know that exercises produce something like static electricity around the

body? Is it not the reason that athletes or people active in sports can keep

their health well? To those who want to cheat various diseases especially those

who suffer from dementia, Alzheimer's disease, and vegetable state at old age,

let us exercise! You will get amazing results.

 

Now, you might feel some sudden fatigue or laziness. Yes, it is something like

side effects of exercise but do not worry about it. It might be just Herxheimer

reaction, often referred to as the " healing crisis " . Many people have

experienced such incidents but it is actually a sign that the body is restoring

itself to good health.

 

 

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About the Author:

Junji Takano is a Japanese health researcher involved in investigating the cause

of various diseases since 1960. In 1968, he invented PYRO-ENERGEN, the first

electromedicine device that eradicates viral diseases, cancer, and diseases of

unknown cause effectively without side effects.

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