[Alert] Do You Have This Early Alzheimer’s Sign?

By Jack Taylor Posted November 4, 2018

Until your mind starts to slip… and you forget the names and faces of loved ones… it’s nearly impossible to know that you have Alzheimer’s.

And by then, it’s often too late to do anything about it.

But according to a new study, there’s an easily noticed early warning sign that may appear years BEFORE any obvious Alzheimer’s symptoms… giving you the time you need to fight back and slow down the disease. 

I’m talking about anxiety.

In a study of 270 adults, Boston researchers found that people with worsening anxiety also tended to have more beta amyloid plaques in their brains. 

And those plaques are a key cause of Alzheimer’s. 

That suggests that the anxiety itself is more than just a little extra stress…

It could actually be an early manifestation of Alzheimer’s disease!

The idea is that those beta amyloids could be blocking pathways in your brain LONG before you or your loved ones start to notice any of the typical symptoms of cognitive decline – like loss of memory, difficulty performing everyday tasks, and confusion. 

Now that doesn’t mean that everyone with anxiety is guaranteed to develop Alzheimer’s disease.

But if you are suffering from anxiety, it may be a good idea for your doc to take a closer look at your brain.

And what can you do about those beta amyloid plaques?  

Experts say that colostrinin, a mixture derived from the colostrum in breast milk, can STOP and even REVERSE beta-amyloid buildup while stabilizing brain function.

Plus, pine bark extract (or Pycnogenol) has been shown to improve brain function AND inhibit cell death caused by beta amyloids.

Look for them individually or as part of a memory-supporting blend.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products