Renewing the Aging Brain

This informative seminar will explore how the aging process in the brain is strongly influenced by various physiological mechanisms. As the brain ages, it can either develop greater function, called “positive plasticity,” or lose neurons, resulting in degenerative disease processes. Losses of function, such as memory, visual acuity, balance, hearing, digestive motility, creativity, motivation, handwriting, etc, will be presented.

• The earliest signs of an aging brain
• Qualitative and quantitative neuronal differences between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease

• The effects of neurotransmitters and neurodegeneration on mood and brain function
• Clinical jewels and insights

Personal recording of this seminar is not permitted.

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