Neurodegenerative (Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinsons)

Cognitive Decline, Memory Problems and Neurodegenerative Diseases

Nurturing Cognitive Vitality: Unveiling Memory Challenges and Holistic Solutions at Our Integrative Wellness Brain Enhancement Center.

Many new promising studies in the last few years are in agreement that modern non-invasive brain stimulation techniques are highly effective for healing the brain from cognitive decline conditions including Alzheimers and Dementia (Manippa et al., 2023; Sheei-Meei Wang et al., 2023). At The Brain Enhancement Center we combine the best of the best highly researched non-invasive techniques to maximize brain healing and optimal brain function for you or your loved ones. There is hope for healing. Neurodegeneration can be slowed and even reversed with the return of memory and functional cognitive improvements.

Understanding Causes: A Holistic Exploration of Memory Loss

Cognitive decline and memory loss is not a normal part of aging. Our integrative approach acknowledges that numerous factors contribute to memory problems and increase the risk of developing dementia. These factors encompass family history, traumatic brain injury, lifestyle elements like diet and obesity, medical conditions such as diabetes and heart problems, mental health considerations like depression and PTSD, and environmental factors like exposure to toxins.

A baseline assessment to identify risk factors for progressive neurodegenerative conditions is the essential first step to slowing, stopping and potentially reversing the cognitive deterioration.

Memory is a delicate aspect of our cognitive well-being, and occasional lapses, such as forgetting a bill, are part of the human experience. However, when the ability to remember starts to diminish, accompanied by declining thinking skills, it may signal a deeper concern—potentially dementia. At our integrative wellness Brain Enhancement Center, we embark on a comprehensive journey to understand and address memory challenges, offering holistic solutions to foster cognitive vitality.

Who Faces Memory Issues?

Globally, an estimated 55 million people grapple with various forms of dementia, with a new diagnosis occurring every 3 seconds. Dementia stands as the 7th leading cause of death both globally and in the U.S. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, over 6.5 million Americans currently live with Alzheimer’s disease, and this number is anticipated to double by 2050. Memory issues, forgetfulness, and cognitive concerns are not confined to the elderly; they touch the lives of individuals across age groups.

Decoding Dementia: A Holistic Approach to Progressive Degeneration

Dementia, an umbrella term encompassing progressive degenerative diseases, impacts crucial brain functions, leading to memory loss, language difficulties, cognitive impairment, and changes in personality and behavior. Alzheimer's disease, the most prevalent type of dementia, is a well-known manifestation. Our center recognizes the multifaceted nature of dementia and employs a holistic approach to support individuals facing these challenges.

At our Integrative Brain Enhancement Center, we offer comprehensive complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) solutions for those navigating life challenges through our non-invasive, drug-free approach: Our Signature 3-step Solution: Baseline, Balance, Boost, enhances the Brain, Mind and Body. By combining holistic evaluations with cutting-edge technologies such as brain mapping, neurotherapy, and neuromodulation, along with other personalized interventions, we empower individuals on their journey towards mental resilience and optimal well-being. As part of our approach, we conduct a qEEG assessment to examine the brain's function, allowing us to fully understand the individual's unique neural activity patterns and identify areas that may benefit from targeted neurotherapeutic interventions. We then utilize neurotherapy to stimulate and help individuals learn to change their brainwave activity to achieve their true potential and overall wellness.