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Day 5 of the Alzheimer's Journey

Conquering Brain Killing Illnesses

FREE Medication and Supplement Guide for the Prevention and Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease

Day 5 of the Alzheimer's Journey - Conquering Brain Killing Illness

Day 5 of the Alzheimer's Journey - Conquering Brain Killing Illness

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At the end of Day 5, you will know:

  1. What illnesses are killing your brain, and 

  2. How to go to your physician and ask for the same highly effective treatment protocols that Dr. Van Horn uses to help his patients live longer, healthier, and happier lives.

In Day 5: Conquering Brain Killing Illnesses, you will learn the specific and effective medication protocols that Dr. Van Horn has successfully utilized over the last 20 years for the treatment of:

 

  • Insomnia

  • Low brain energy

  • Anxiety

  • Fibromyalgia 

  • Chronic pain

 

In Conquering Brain Killing Illnesses, Dr. Van Horn discusses multiple illnesses that accelerate brain death. This includes the importance of proper medical management of cardiovascular illness, diabetes, and obesity.

 

Your brain is dying for a period of 40 to 60 years before memory loss becomes apparent and many people have one if not many of these illnesses over that 40 to 60 year period. When properly treated, your brain is healthier and lives longer. However, if you do not get treatment or you get improper treatment, then your brain dies significantly faster than it should and your risk for Alzheimer's disease increases dramatically.

 

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