Alzheimer’s disease is known to affect one in every 10 adults, who are 65 or older. Despite how common it is, scientists are yet to discover its true causes, once it spreads and damages the connections between the brain cells.
This leads to symptoms such as loss of memory, confusion, and difficulty recognizing objects, family and friends.
What research has discovered, is by maintaining an active brain, increases vitality, which builds up brain cell reserves and connections.
Keeping the brain active, may generate and restore new brain cells, which can …