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Dr. Jay Sordean on ABC in Portland Oregon.
There are many factors of health that you can control to help prevent Alzheimer’s. Are you overweight? Toxic fat build-up in the body has a degenerative effect on the brain. The more fat in your body the smaller your brain becomes. So, losing weight with a program that cleans out the terrible toxins stored in your fat cells is very important. Our First Line Therapy program is one of the few approaches that actually looks at and addresses toxicity in an individualized program.

Getting blood and oxygen to the brain is important for a healthy brain and body. The meninges are part of the circulatory system in the brain. Getting your meninges assessed using the Neurological Relief Center testing (NRCT) is a key evaluation that could be the difference between a successful and vibrant life or a life of fatigue and failure. Our office is one of a small hand full of offices around the world that is certified in NRCT.

Dental care is also important, inflammation and infection of the gums can lead to sinus infection and that can lead to brain involvement as well.

Also, repeated blows to the head, even small ones, can damage the brain. Recognizing that your cumulative head and neck traumas need to be addressed on an ongoing basis may help you prevent brain degeneration, dementia, memory loss and Alzheimer’s due to issues including cumulative brain trauma.

http://www.TheRedwoodClinic.com

Cumulative Brain Trauma
Alzheimer’s
Dementia
Diabetes Type II and Type III
Meningeal compression
Acupuncture for brain circulation
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HEALTH

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