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The Discovery Consultation

Learn about the latest research in reversing cognitive decline and how it can help you or your loved ones make often dramatic changes in reversing mild to moderate dementia including Alzheimers

NB Advanced stage Alzheimers / dementia is untreatable

About Memory Problems
And Dementia

Losing track of time or forgetting to pay a bill every now and then does not necessarily mean your memory is failing. However, when remembering things becomes increasingly more difficult, or your thinking skills seem to be deteriorating, it may be a warning sign of dementia—a devastating and eventually debilitating neurological condition.

 

Dementia is an umbrella term that refers to a category of progressive degenerative diseases that affect important brain functions and lead to memory loss, difficulty with language, cognitive impairment, and personality and behavior changes. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common and well-known type of dementia.

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The average age of someone living with dementia is 49

373%

Increase in dementia among people aged 30 to 44 years old

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Alzheimer's is currently the no.1 killer in the UK

Dementia

The Disease Of Our Time

Every three seconds someone, somewhere is diagnosed with a form of dementia. By the year 2030 that figure is expected to quadruple. Despite hundreds of billions of dollars spent seeking a cure, a magic bullet,  the pharmaceutical industry is nowhere nearer to finding a solution.  

The problem is that dementia is not a single disease. Rather, it has its origins in multiple insults on the brain. Stress hormones, blood sugar disturbances, low thyroid function, ageing, anaemias, environmental pollution, sedentary lifestyles and even lack of proper sleep are just some of the factors that combine in varying degrees and place a tremendous strain on the brain's coping mechanisms. The result ?  Not only a failing memory but the proliferation, as we are witnessing, of mental illness. 

About Us

Neurogenics Memory Clinic stands at the forefront of cognitive healthcare, merging functional medicine and functional neurology to pioneer treatments aimed at reversing cognitive decline and memory loss.

 

Our philosophy is rooted in a holistic approach that transcends conventional medicine's symptom-focused treatments, aiming instead to identify and address the underlying causes of cognitive impairments. By integrating state-of-the-art diagnostic tools with personalized lifestyle, nutritional, and therapeutic strategies, we empower individuals to reclaim their cognitive health.

 

Our commitment to innovation, patient-centered care, and the principles of functional medicine and neurology guides our mission to restore brain function and enhance the quality of life for our patients your users know a little more about you.

Types Of Memory Loss

Just because someone has memory issues does NOT mean they have dementia. Memory issues can be transient, what they call 'age related' which is really living a bored, sedentary lifestyle with minimal brain stimulation. True dementia which involves structural and functional changes within the brain. 

Transient 

Memory Loss 

acute stress

poor sleeping patterns

Dementia

The Different Forms

Alzheimer's ( 70 - 90% )

vascular dementia

frontal lobe dementia

lewy body dementia

Parkinson's dementia

thyroid induced dementia

diabetes induced dementia

drug induced dementia

Boredom 'Age' Related

Related Memory Loss 

sedentary lifestyles

lack of brain stimulation

poor brain circulation

mental fatigue

depression

poor sleeping patterns

boredom

About Neuroplasticity

Hope comes in the latest scientific discoveries in the world of neuroplasticity, the brain’s remarkable ability to reorganize and form new neural connections. This adaptability offers promising avenues for reversing cognitive decline. Neuroplasticity allows the brain to compensate for damage, recover lost functions, and enhance memory and cognitive skills through targeted therapies, lifestyle changes, and brain exercises. Research shows that even in aging brains, stimulating neuroplasticity can improve cognitive function, slow the progression of conditions like Alzheimer's, and boost overall brain health. By harnessing this potential, individuals can regain mental clarity and resilience, offering renewed hope for cognitive vitality.

Introducing

The Arran Protocol

Evidenced Based Strategies For Reversing Cognitive Decline 

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The Arran Protocol is a pioneering, seven-part program designed to reverse cognitive decline and memory loss, including dementia. Grounded in functional medicine, it leverages evidence-based strategies and advanced lab testing to enhance brain function. Its holistic approach has been proven to yield significant improvements, offering hope and tangible results to those affected.

The Discovery Consultation

Part One Of The Arran Protocol

The discovery consultation at Neurogenics Memory Clinic aims to uncover the root causes of cognitive decline through a comprehensive assessment. This includes lifestyle evaluation, symptom analysis, and advanced diagnostic tests, enabling personalised interventions that target underlying imbalances, such as inflammation or nutrient deficiencies, to optimise brain function and memory health.

Contact

Fernbank House, Tytherington Business Village  Springwood Way, Macclesfield, SK10 2XA

07814 528087

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