Alzheimer's is a distressing disease that causes numerous fears and difficulties for those affected and their relatives. At the same time, it poses a great mystery to medicine and raises questions that have not yet been answered unequivocally.
Although Alzheimer's tends to be regarded in our population as a disease of the older generation, Thomas Meier was already affected by the symptoms at a young age. He struggles with health problems that cause, among other things, memory difficulties. After a number of unsuccessful visits to various doctors, he begins to search for solutions against the mental decline himself in a lengthy process. He presents his experiences and the results of his research in detail in this book.
