Causes: Alzheimers Disease, Alzheimers Disease Research, Health
Mission: The Alzheimer's Research and Prevention Foundation was founded in 1993 by Dharma Singh Khalsa, M. D. The ARPF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention and early intervention of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease through an integrative medical program. We do this by conducting clinical research and providing educational outreach. We believe that chronic, unbalanced stress is a major cause of cognitive decline and that an integrative medical program can prevent and reverse memory loss. We are committed to empowering brain longevity, which will ensure an enhanced quality of life for present and future generations. Please contact our office with questions or comments:PO Box 30783Tucson, AZ 85751-0783Phone: (888) 908-5766Fax: (520) 838-9855Email: info@AlzheimersPrevention. org
Target demographics: prevent Alzheimer's disease
Geographic areas served: Virtually in communities all over the US
Programs: What if we could reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and people could avoid developing dementia? For those diagnosed with the disease and their families, what if there was a way to slow down its progression, so that they could live a healthier and more meaningful life, so they could have more time to spend with family creating memories? These are the questions that have driven us and our research, and questions we asked ourselves when we started the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation (ARPF). For close to 30 years now, the ARPF has been on the leading edge by researching, advocating, and educating families for answers and solutions. Our research has been published in the prestigious Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, as well as other significant medical journals, such as the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, Psychiatry Research, Nuclear Medicine Communications and Consciousness and Cognition. We are currently involved in a research study called The Pink Brain Project at UCLA, involving only women, because women make up 2/3 of all Alzheimer’s cases. We are also exploring a new partnership with a prestigious research institution for a breakthrough project on Spiritual Fitness and the prevention of Alzheimer’s. Together we can work to prevent memory loss and Alzheimer’s. We do this by:
•Researching innovative and breakthrough modalities in the holistic or integrative medical approach for the prevention of this disease.
•Educating patients, families, and the public on the known aspects of Alzheimer’s disease, with emphasis on the prevention and treatment of early-stage memory loss.
•Provide free memory screenings to increase awareness and testing.
•Provide healthcare providers, yoga teachers/therapists and caregivers teaching and training in Brain Longevity® Therapy, a certified continuing education-approved course.
Mission: The Alzheimer's Research and Prevention Foundation was founded in 1993 by Dharma Singh Khalsa, M. D. The ARPF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention and early intervention of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease through an integrative medical program. We do this by conducting clinical research and providing educational outreach. We believe that chronic, unbalanced stress is a major cause of cognitive decline and that an integrative medical program can prevent and reverse memory loss. We are committed to empowering brain longevity, which will ensure an enhanced quality of life for present and future generations. Please contact our office with questions or comments:PO Box 30783Tucson, AZ 85751-0783Phone: (888) 908-5766Fax: (520) 838-9855Email: info@AlzheimersPrevention. org
Target demographics: prevent Alzheimer's disease
Geographic areas served: Virtually in communities all over the US
Programs: What if we could reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s and people could avoid developing dementia? For those diagnosed with the disease and their families, what if there was a way to slow down its progression, so that they could live a healthier and more meaningful life, so they could have more time to spend with family creating memories? These are the questions that have driven us and our research, and questions we asked ourselves when we started the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation (ARPF). For close to 30 years now, the ARPF has been on the leading edge by researching, advocating, and educating families for answers and solutions. Our research has been published in the prestigious Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, as well as other significant medical journals, such as the International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, Psychiatry Research, Nuclear Medicine Communications and Consciousness and Cognition. We are currently involved in a research study called The Pink Brain Project at UCLA, involving only women, because women make up 2/3 of all Alzheimer’s cases. We are also exploring a new partnership with a prestigious research institution for a breakthrough project on Spiritual Fitness and the prevention of Alzheimer’s. Together we can work to prevent memory loss and Alzheimer’s. We do this by:
•Researching innovative and breakthrough modalities in the holistic or integrative medical approach for the prevention of this disease.
•Educating patients, families, and the public on the known aspects of Alzheimer’s disease, with emphasis on the prevention and treatment of early-stage memory loss.
•Provide free memory screenings to increase awareness and testing.
•Provide healthcare providers, yoga teachers/therapists and caregivers teaching and training in Brain Longevity® Therapy, a certified continuing education-approved course.
info@alzheimersprevention.org
PO Box 30783, Tucson, AZ 85751-07
888-908-5766
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