Alzheimer Disease

Question: Does the Alzheimer's disease follow the normal distribution for the age? Does the Alzheimer' disease follow the normal distribution for the age?

Answer: In most cases - yes. Here is more information for you: Types of Alzheimer's Disease http://www.choiceeldercare.org/articles/…

Question: Would their child have a greater risk of getting Alzheimer disease? If both parents have Alzheimer disease, will their child have a greater risk? And will their grandchildren have a greater risk too?

Answer: NO. Alzheimer's disease is not a genetic disease. If it were, there would have been millions more cases early in the century and that simply is not the case. Many diagnosed cases of Alzheimer's disease is not Alzheimer's at all. Some of the cases are due to liver flukes that have toxins in their waste matter that goes to the brain and causes symtoms that look like Alzheimer's. Many bad dental work with amalgam fillings and toxic root canals done by typical dentists using the "standard of care" that promotes using bad chemicals such as gutta percha and aniline chemicals for deadening nervers, as well as sanitizing chemicals that are very poor sanitizers like hydrogen peroxide and hypochlorite that only kill about 30% of the germs, etc. For a good look at a peer reviewed medical study that was done by the University of Calgary School of Medicine on how mercury contributes to Alzheimer's see the 5 minute video at: http://movies.commons.ucalgary.ca/mercur… good luck to you

Question: Why All Politicians Develop Alzheimer Disease After They Are Elected To Office? why once they are elected seems like they start to develop Alzheimer Disease and start to forget that they work for the people not for themself?

Answer: its the old lead pipes in the white house

Question: Is Alzheimer disease a disease where genetic testing is recommened to determine who carries the trait? 10 point if good awnser also what type of people get alzheimer males, female, young or old

Answer: There is early onset Alzheimer's that can be detected by 3 genes...& will raise the possibility of one getting Alzheimer's before the age of 65. There are only 200 families in US that have genes for early onset Alzheimer"s. There are cases of people in their 30's & 40's getting AD. More women than men get AD because more women live longer. It is unclear whether it is recommended to get genetic testing because there is very little to do for the disease & still doesn't tell what age the person would have onset. Politically & economically, I would say at this point it could be detrimental to be tested because it could conceivably be used against a person in getting a job; getting health insurance. Until there are better protective laws, I don't think it is recommended. Google: mayo clinic.>>diseases>>Disease & Condition Centers>>Alzheimer's

Question: Alzheimer Disease===!? = describe how the muscular and skeletal system are affected = describe the disorder and how it affects the body = prevention = treatment or cures = how many Canadians are affected? = who is most likely to get the disorder = any other interesting info Thanks folks This is very important! My grandma might have alzheimers and i need to know this ****! ANSER ME OR I WILL FIND WHERE YOU LIVE ALL OF YOU!

Answer: The best place to get information s the Alzheimer's Association. -There is no cure at this time. -The treatment consists of various drugs which slow down the progress but do not stop it. -I don't believe it directly affects muscles or skeleton. It is basically a form of brain damage. The brain atrophies away, memories are lost, including eventually how to speak and eat. -My dad has it; you can read my blog for a personal account.