Alzheimer's Disease
Cognitive Assessment

Alzheimer's DiseaseEarly Detection Saves Memories

Comprehensive cognitive assessments combining modern neuroimaging with Ayurvedic Prakriti analysis for early intervention.

67%
Cognitive Improvement
73%
Slowed Progression
312+
Treatment Centers
3-6 Months
Visible Results

The Root Causes We Address

Unlike conventional treatment that only manages symptoms, we target the underlying causes of cognitive decline

Insulin Resistance (Type 3 Diabetes)

Brain cells become resistant to insulin, starving neurons of glucose and triggering cognitive decline.

Chronic Neuroinflammation

Persistent brain inflammation damages neurons and accelerates amyloid plaque formation.

Mitochondrial Dysfunction

Damaged cellular powerhouses fail to produce energy needed for optimal brain function.

Hormonal Imbalances

Declining hormones (thyroid, estrogen, testosterone, DHEA) reduce neuroprotective support.

Toxic Accumulation

Heavy metals, mold toxins, and environmental pollutants damage brain tissue over time.

Gut-Brain Axis Disruption

Leaky gut and dysbiosis trigger systemic inflammation that reaches the brain.

The 4 Types of Alzheimer\'s

Dr. Dale Bredesen\'s research shows Alzheimer\'s has different subtypes requiring different treatments

Type 1

Inflammatory (Hot)

25% of cases

Driven by chronic inflammation and infections

Key Markers
High CRP, cytokines, infections
Type 1.5

Glycotoxic (Sweet)

35% of cases

Insulin resistance and metabolic dysfunction

Key Markers
High insulin, HbA1c, glucose
Type 2

Atrophic (Cold)

25% of cases

Lack of hormones and growth factors

Key Markers
Low hormones, BDNF, nerve growth factor
Type 3

Toxic (Vile)

15% of cases

Exposure to toxins, mold, heavy metals

Key Markers
Mycotoxins, metals, organic pollutants

Progression & Intervention Points

Early intervention is key - cognitive decline can be reversed in early stages

1
Mayura Intervenes Here

Subjective Cognitive Impairment

Self-noticed memory issues, normal on tests

Aggressive lifestyle change can prevent progression
2
Mayura Intervenes Here

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)

Measurable cognitive decline, still independent

Critical window - many reverse with Bredesen Protocol
3

Early Alzheimer's

Clear cognitive deficits, needs some assistance

Can slow or halt progression with integrative approach
4

Moderate-Severe Alzheimer's

Significant impairment, requires substantial care

Focus on quality of life and preventing further decline

Risk Factors for Alzheimer\'s

Most risk factors are modifiable - you have more control than you think

Insulin Resistance

Modifiable
50-65%

Type 3 Diabetes - brain insulin resistance directly linked to Alzheimer's

Chronic Inflammation

Modifiable
40-50%

Neuroinflammation damages brain cells and accelerates decline

Poor Sleep Quality

Modifiable
30-40%

Sleep clears brain toxins - poor sleep causes amyloid buildup

Cardiovascular Health

Modifiable
25-35%

What's bad for the heart is bad for the brain

Genetics (APOE4)

Non-modifiable
15-25%

Gene variants increase risk but don't guarantee disease

Age

Non-modifiable
Primary risk

Risk doubles every 5 years after age 65

Early Warning Signs

Recognizing these signs early gives you the best chance of reversal

Memory loss affecting daily activities
Difficulty planning or solving problems
Confusion with time or place
Trouble understanding visual images
Problems with words in speaking or writing
Misplacing things and losing ability to retrace steps
Decreased or poor judgment
Withdrawal from work or social activities
Changes in mood and personality
Important Note
These signs are different from normal age-related changes. Occasional forgetfulness is normal. Consistent patterns that disrupt daily life warrant evaluation.

Our Integrative Treatment Approach

Based on the Bredesen Protocol combined with Ayurvedic brain tonics

Ketogenic Brain Fuel

The brain can use ketones when glucose metabolism is impaired - fuel your neurons

Bypasses insulin resistance
Provides clean brain energy
Reduces inflammation

Sleep & Glymphatic Support

Deep sleep clears beta-amyloid - optimizing sleep is critical

Clears brain toxins
Enhances memory consolidation
Reduces amyloid buildup

Ayurvedic Medhya Rasayanas

Ancient brain tonics like Brahmi, Shankhpushpi, and Ashwagandha

Neuroprotection
Memory enhancement
Reduces oxidative stress

Cognitive Exercise & Stimulation

Physical exercise increases BDNF - combined with mental challenges

Grows new neurons
Strengthens synapses
Slows cognitive decline

The 6 Pillars of Brain Health

Metabolic Health

Optimize insulin sensitivity, control blood sugar, maintain healthy weight

Sleep Quality

7-8 hours of quality sleep for glymphatic clearing of brain toxins

Nutrition

Anti-inflammatory, low-glycemic, ketogenic-friendly diet rich in brain fats

Exercise

Regular aerobic and resistance training increases BDNF and neurogenesis

Stress Management

Chronic stress raises cortisol which damages hippocampus

Cognitive Engagement

Mental challenges, social connection, and learning build cognitive reserve

Don\'t Wait for a Diagnosis

If you or a loved one is experiencing memory concerns, early assessment and intervention offers the best chance for cognitive preservation or reversal. Get a comprehensive cognitive health evaluation today.