ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE, THE END CONSEQUENCE OF METABOLIC DISEASE AND NITRIC OXIDE INSUFFICIENCY
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most feared of all diseases. Not only due to the suffering by the patients themselves but the burden it puts on family members is what makes it most feared. It is a slow debilitating disease that many people survive for many years but with absolutely no quality of life.
Today Alzheimer’s disease affects 1 in 3 people over the age of 65. There are more than 6 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s. Globally, there are 55 million Alzheimers patients and this is growing at 10 million new cases each year. It is estimated by 2050 there will be more than 139 million people with Alzheimers.
Currently it kills more than breast and prostate cancers combined. In 2020 COVID led to 17% increase in AD and dementia related deaths. The global economic costs of Alzheimer’s and other dementias is $321 billion.
Despite billions of dollars in research and drug development on Alzheimer’s, today there is still no safe and effective treatment for this disease that is very clearly defined, understood with known mechanisms of onset and progression.
CORRECTING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE WITH NITRIC OXIDE
Providing a source of nitric oxide and restoring the cells’ ability to produce nitric oxide corrects all aspects of Alzheimer’s disease. Nitric oxide improves cerebral blood flow. Nitric oxide improves insulin signaling and increases glucose uptake addressing the metabolic aspects of the disease. Nitric oxide helps restore endothelial function providing blood brain barrier integrity. Nitric oxide inhibits inflammation, oxidative stress and immune dysfunction.
A single molecule produced at the right dose completely corrects one of the most poorly managed diseases and most feared diseases in the world.
Nitric oxide is the key to addressing the root cause of Alzheimer’s disease and the future of drug development for Alzheimer’s. In addition, we can now offer effective lifestyle management strategies that will help prevent the age-related loss of nitric oxide production.
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Does Physical vascular therapy increase Nitric oxide?
Yes, physical vascular therapy has been shown to increase nitric oxide levels. Research indicates that physical vascular therapy can lead to an increase in plasma nitric oxide availability, which plays a crucial role in regulating blood pressure and vascular function. Studies have demonstrated that physical vascular therapy can enhance nitric oxide levels, potentially improving blood pressure at rest and during exercise, particularly in individuals with existing hypertension.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31394939/
