A more comprehensive approach to cognitive decline.

A more comprehensive approach to cognitive decline.

Approximately 7 million people are living in the US with dementia. Each year, an additional 500,000 people are diagnosed with it. Although there are different types of dementia, most share the same basic pathology: loss of nerve cells and their synaptic connections. 

Hallmarks of dementia are:

  • Memory loss
  • Disorientation
  • Speech disorders such as difficulty finding the correct words and incorrect word
  • substitution
  • Impaired executive function such as managing finances or performing complex
  • daily tasks
  • Mood fluctuations including anxiety and depression
  • Personality changes
Person examining brain scan images on a lightbox

Currently, there is no cure for dementia.

There are some medications and therapies aimed at alleviating some of the symptoms. Unfortunately, dementia is a progressive disease, and patients succumb to their disease in one decade or less. 

We provide an alternative treatment modality based on exponential advances in medicine and technology. Our goal is to increase the quality of life by preserving cognitive function. We present a multifaceted approach to treating dementia. 

  • Thorough neurological examination
  • qEEG brain mapping to detail the severity of neuronal dysfunction 
  • Specific peptides that promote neuronal regeneration and synaptic formation
  • Transcranial magnetic stimulation, which enhances neuronal function 
  • Exosomes and stem cells

It is important to start our treatment protocol as soon as possible. Waiting too long could result in damage beyond repair.

*Although most peptides are not FDA approved, they have been shown to improve various functions in our body.

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