Bircher-Benner 24, Manual for prevention of dementia and Alzheimer's disease
Autor Andres Bircher, Lilli Bircher, Anne-Cecile Bircher, Pascal Bircheren Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 dec 2018
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9783906089195
ISBN-10: 3906089193
Pagini: 123
Dimensiuni: 149 x 208 x 11 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Edition Bircher-Benner
ISBN-10: 3906089193
Pagini: 123
Dimensiuni: 149 x 208 x 11 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Edition Bircher-Benner
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Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
The structure of the central nervous system
The cerebrum
The cerebellum
The pons
The basal ganglia
The thalamic nucleus
The substantia nigra
The limbic system
The motor pathways
The sensitive tracks
The hormone-producing glands of the brain
The posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis)
The epiphysis and melatonin
The nerve cell (neuron)
The potential for action
The synapses
Inhibiting messenger substances
The importance of the glial cells in the brain
The spaces of the brain and the fluid in the brain and spinal cord
The blood-brain barrier
The myelin marrow sheaths - a sensitive substance
Demyelinating diseases
Remyelination
Diseases from storage of degenerative proteins
The TAU proteins
Amyloidosis
The effect of nutrition on the central nervous system
Two kinds of food energy
The basic regulation system of the soft connective tissue in the
central nervous system
Oxidative stress at the centre of the causes of neurodegenerative diseases
The influence of environmental stress from pollutants as the
cause of neuro generative diseases
The neurotoxic effect of mercury
Organic tin compounds and neurodegeneration
Chlorine and neurodegenerative diseases
The neurotoxic effect of volatile organic hydrocarbons
Pesticides and neurodegenerative diseases
Wood-protection agents and neurodegenerative diseases
Neurotoxic medicines and neurodegeneration
Legal and prohibited drugs and neurodegenerative diseases
Cannabis
Amphetamines
LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)
Heroin, morphine, other opiates
Cocaine
Nicotine
Alcohol
Caffeine
Regarding the phenomenon of primary and secondary effects
and the danger of polypragmasia from medication
The combined effect of harmful neurotoxic substances
Vitamins, trace elements and neuro degenerative disease
The diversity of causes of neuro degenerative diseases
The various types of neurodegenerative diseases
Systematic overview of neuro degenerative diseases
Dementia
Diagnosis of dementia
Forms of dementia
Dementia becomes more and more frequent
Officially accepted risk factors of dementia
The symptoms of dementia
Diagnosis of dementia
Notes on care and nursing for persons suffering from dementia
Alzheimer's disease
Causes of Alzheimer's disease
What happens in the brain at Alzheimer's disease
The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease
The stages of the disease
Diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
Not every memory loss in old age is equivalent to Alzheimer's disease
The early and medium stages of Alzheimer's disease
The later stage of Alzheimer's disease
Change of character by Alzheimer's disease
Physical deterioration of patients with Alzheimer's disease
Life expectancy at Alzheimer's disease
Prophylaxis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease
The officially recognised risk factors of Alzheimer's disease
Order therapy for Alzheimer's disease
Dietary treatment of neurodegenerative diseases
Lab control recommendations for the attending physician during the diet
Practical application of the raw food therapy
Menus
Daily Menu
The Recipes
Juices
Bircher muesli
Fruit and fresh grain dishes
Chilled soups
Milk types
Raw vegetables and salads
Salad dressings
Suggestions for dressings to go with the salads and raw vegetables
Cooked food
Recipes for cooked food
Vegetables
Salads of cooked vegetables
Potato dishes
Cereal dishes
Sauces
Sandwiches
Desserts
Recipes
Notes
Index
Preface
Introduction
The structure of the central nervous system
The cerebrum
The cerebellum
The pons
The basal ganglia
The thalamic nucleus
The substantia nigra
The limbic system
The motor pathways
The sensitive tracks
The hormone-producing glands of the brain
The posterior pituitary (neurohypophysis)
The epiphysis and melatonin
The nerve cell (neuron)
The potential for action
The synapses
Inhibiting messenger substances
The importance of the glial cells in the brain
The spaces of the brain and the fluid in the brain and spinal cord
The blood-brain barrier
The myelin marrow sheaths - a sensitive substance
Demyelinating diseases
Remyelination
Diseases from storage of degenerative proteins
The TAU proteins
Amyloidosis
The effect of nutrition on the central nervous system
Two kinds of food energy
The basic regulation system of the soft connective tissue in the
central nervous system
Oxidative stress at the centre of the causes of neurodegenerative diseases
The influence of environmental stress from pollutants as the
cause of neuro generative diseases
The neurotoxic effect of mercury
Organic tin compounds and neurodegeneration
Chlorine and neurodegenerative diseases
The neurotoxic effect of volatile organic hydrocarbons
Pesticides and neurodegenerative diseases
Wood-protection agents and neurodegenerative diseases
Neurotoxic medicines and neurodegeneration
Legal and prohibited drugs and neurodegenerative diseases
Cannabis
Amphetamines
LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)
Heroin, morphine, other opiates
Cocaine
Nicotine
Alcohol
Caffeine
Regarding the phenomenon of primary and secondary effects
and the danger of polypragmasia from medication
The combined effect of harmful neurotoxic substances
Vitamins, trace elements and neuro degenerative disease
The diversity of causes of neuro degenerative diseases
The various types of neurodegenerative diseases
Systematic overview of neuro degenerative diseases
Dementia
Diagnosis of dementia
Forms of dementia
Dementia becomes more and more frequent
Officially accepted risk factors of dementia
The symptoms of dementia
Diagnosis of dementia
Notes on care and nursing for persons suffering from dementia
Alzheimer's disease
Causes of Alzheimer's disease
What happens in the brain at Alzheimer's disease
The symptoms of Alzheimer's disease
The stages of the disease
Diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
Not every memory loss in old age is equivalent to Alzheimer's disease
The early and medium stages of Alzheimer's disease
The later stage of Alzheimer's disease
Change of character by Alzheimer's disease
Physical deterioration of patients with Alzheimer's disease
Life expectancy at Alzheimer's disease
Prophylaxis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease
The officially recognised risk factors of Alzheimer's disease
Order therapy for Alzheimer's disease
Dietary treatment of neurodegenerative diseases
Lab control recommendations for the attending physician during the diet
Practical application of the raw food therapy
Menus
Daily Menu
The Recipes
Juices
Bircher muesli
Fruit and fresh grain dishes
Chilled soups
Milk types
Raw vegetables and salads
Salad dressings
Suggestions for dressings to go with the salads and raw vegetables
Cooked food
Recipes for cooked food
Vegetables
Salads of cooked vegetables
Potato dishes
Cereal dishes
Sauces
Sandwiches
Desserts
Recipes
Notes
Index
Notă biografică
About the author: Dr. med. Andres Bircher is Dr.med. Maximilian Bircher-Benner¿s grandson. After medical studies in Zurich and Geneva, ten years as a hospital physician in anesthesiology, intensive medicine, emergency surgery, pediatrics, psychosomatics, hematology, geriatrics, psychiatry and psychotherapy, as a specialist at Zurich university hospitals at senior level. Training analysis with Brian Kenny, head physician of a hospital for internal medicine in Zurich and later in the western part of Switzerland. Study and specialist training in TCM and acupuncture in Vienna, neural therapy, manual therapy, classical homeopathy, Training as a German specialist in balneotherapy, climatology and physical medicine. Scientific work in food energy, dietetics and the effects of regulative medicine. Medical director of the Bircher-Benner Medical Center