Alzheimer's Disease

	Alzheimer's Disease What does it mean? Definition: The most common form of dementia that causes progressive mental deterioration. It usually affects people over age 65, but may occur in people as early as in their thirties and forties. Common Causes: Poor or obstructed circulation, arteriosclerosis, aluminum toxicity, drug reactions, nutrient deficiencies, genetic predisposition. Common Symptoms: Loss of ability to think clearly and retain new information, short term memory loss leading to long-term memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, difficulty in completing thoughts or maintaining train of thought. Nutritional Support: Below is a list of nutritional supplements providing natural support to help you achieve optimal health. It is suggested by independent doctors that you design your personal program with supplements recommended from the "Essential" and "Very Important" lists. Select from the additional supplements as desired. Each one of us is unique and may find best results by using more of the listed nutrients. Essential Minerals: (select one or more of the following)      Power Nutrient      B-Max Multi Vitamin    Very Important Formula #1, the Original Oral Chelation Heart Health Pack (CV Health Pack in Canada) Important    Antioxidants: (select one or more of the following)        B-Safe       Time Fighters For Men      Helpful Coral Calcium Cal-Mag Plus For more information on the products mentioned above visit http://www.herbals-unlimited.com and use the search tool to look up the products mentioned in this blog post. Or click on the product names above to go directly to their individual pages.

Calcium Explained

Calcium is the primary mineral responsible for strong bones and bone well-being. It helps maintain the health of other vital systems, including the heart, muscles and nerves. Calcium is a component of enzymes involved in blood clotting, plays a role in proper muscle contraction, and contributes to a health nervous system.

Minerals can be classified into two categories; major and trace.
Calcium is a major mineral essential for proper nutrition every day. Of the two to three pounds of Calcium contained in the average body, 99% is located in the bones and teeth. The body cannot produce Calcium, so a balanced diet, regular exercise, healthy lifeshyle choices and adequate intake of Calcium, Vitamin D and Magnisium can play a role in maintaining bone health.

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