Alzheimer’s is a ruthless and rampant disease that kills silently and unsparingly.

It is fast becoming a household disease, one that does not have a cure. It is a serpent in the grass, and
when it finally decides to announce itself, the human brain has already turned into jelly. However,
this poisonous attack can be thwarted before its fatal explosion.
How can one anticipate and prevent Alzheimer’s before it becomes a full-blown disease? Are there
precautions to take? How does one care for a loved one who falls prey to Alzheimer’s? How can a
caregiver cope with the emotional upheavals when taking care of their loved one who does not even
remember who, what and when they forgot? Can meditation help prevent dementia?
In this book, internationally renowned physician and winner of the prestigious Nautilus Award
Dr Shuvendu Sen addresses these pressing questions and concerns. Offering a brilliant, insightful and encircling embrace for both the patient and their caregiver, this book redefines the understanding
of a disease that is the most common cause of dementia. It provides critical advice for caregivers
and suggests ways to decelerate and even reverse the progression of Alzheimer’s.
This book is your chance to find courage, hope and confront Alzheimer’s head-on.