Is Alcohol a Risk Factor for Dementia?
For decades, Americans have been told moderate alcohol consumption may offer protection against the number one killer, cardiovascular disease, and possibly contribute to longevity. As
Read about Keon’s latest book “The Alzheimer’s Revolution” and find out about his groundbreaking approach.
In his work as a wellness consultant in the public and private sphere for over twenty years, Keon focused on chronic degenerative diseases and their relationship to modifiable lifestyle choices.
- The Alzheimer's Revolution
- Whole Health: The Guide to Wellness of Body and Mind
- The Truth About Breast Cancer: A Seven-Step Prevention Plan
- Whitewash: The Disturbing Truth about Cow’s Milk and Your Health
The latest book about Alzheimer’s Disease
The Alzheimer's Revolution
The Alzheimer’s Revolution challenges the misguided and disempowering belief that Alzheimer’s disease cannot be prevented or slowed. Author Joseph Keon offers readers a research-based program that can dramatically reduce the risk of this devastating condition.
Keon then offers a comprehensive program showing readers how to:
- Eat a brain-healthy diet
- Take the right supplements
- Minimize exposure to toxins
- Manage stress
- Improve sleep
- Get the right kind of exercise
- Increase cognitive stimulation
- Build community
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Scientists have shown a pathological link between chronic inflammation and heart disease, cancer and even depression. Now, several large studies have shown an association between
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It Might Not Be Dementia: 4 Causes of Reversible Cognitive Impairment
Alzheimer’s. It’s not surprising that we hear and read more about the disease today than ever before, because dementia now affects 1 in 10 Americans
Investigative writer
Joseph Keon researches and writes about chronic degenerative diseases and shows readers how simple and easy to make lifestyle changes can dramatically reduce risk while improving quality of life.
