Alzheimer's Disease, Dementia, and Inflammatory Disease:
According to the World Health Organization, there are more than 55 million people around the world living with dementia in 2022. Someone in the world develops dementia every 3 seconds. Approximately 10 million people are diagnosed with the disease every year, and it is estimated that there will be 139 million people living with it by 2050. Many of these individuals suffering from dementia live in low- and middle-income countries, which makes caring for them in a proper and humane manner even more difficult. Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are more than just medical problems. Unfortunately, in many countries, those with these diseases are denied basic human rights and freedoms available to general able-bodied individuals.
The good news is that Novel Concepts Medical has developed a novel solution to cure Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Novel Concepts Medical conducted in late 2021 its first of its kind study of the impact of its formula on 3 medium to severe dementia patients.
The patients all saw improvement in the following parameters: (1) Speech, (2) Communication, (3) Mobility, (4) Mental state aggressiveness / Hallucinations / Dementia-related psychosis, (5) Mood, (6) Expression of emotions, (7) Daily activity, (8) Items recognition (9) Sleep disorders, and (10) Vitality.
As of early 2022, eighty percent of the world’s adults aged 65 and over have at least one chronic disease.
Our work at Novel Concepts Medical is about improving what science calls “healthspan,” or the number of years that people can live well without disease.
Our results clearly show that this mission is possible. With your support to our self-funded start-up, together we can make it happen faster.
Alzheimer's Disease Patients
[A] A compassion treatment for an 89-year-old 10-year Alzheimer’s disease patient has been successful.
Within the first 4–7 weeks of treatment, the patient demonstrated very significant improvement in his cognitive abilities. We have video of this patient’s incredible recovery from Alzheimer’s disease.
- Speech – he is now able to talk, and he answers questions
- Mobility – he is walking after 6 months of sitting
- Vitality – the color in his face and eyes has returned
- Recognition – he recognizes items such as a mobile telephone device
- Mood – he is relaxed and smiles
- He shook hands with an old-time friend
Here is a thank you letter from the family following our treatment.
Below is a video of the same person taken by his daughter two years later. As can be clearly seen, Mr. Yair is communicating with his family and wholeheartedly wishing well to the founder of our company, in response to his daughter's suggestion.
[B] A compassion treatment for a woman in her early 80s with Alzheimer’s disease for 4 years
- Prior to receiving treatment, the patient did not speak rationally at all.
- Within the first 10 days of treatment, the patient started to communicate rationally with her family on a focused subject. When her son took her photo, she asked, “Am I being photographed?”
[C] A compassion treatment for a woman in her early 80s with Alzheimer’s disease for 3 years
- Prior to receiving treatment, the patient was in her own world, did not walk or talk much, and had no appetite.
- Within the first 10 days of treatment, the patient started talking more, walking more, smiling more, asked her daughter how old she was, and—for the first time in 3 years—prepared her own coffee.
Early Alzheimer’s Disease and Sleep Disorder Patient
This volunteer patient has been diagnosed with dementia. Before the treatment he reported many times of being confused and forgetting his belongings. He also confused future and past events.
- He was given our treatment from 17/12/2021 until 6/1/2022.
- During this period we measured the number of times he reported confusion or loss of memory, compared to his wife as a control subject. The number went down and was very close to zero during the whole period.
- In addition his sleep has improved significantly, with less sleep interruptions reported during this period.
Please watch the interview with the volunteer below.
