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Try a new drug-free treatment for Alzheimer’s

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NeuroPulse Transcranial Pulse Stimulation is a new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease and mild to moderate dementia.

It’s currently the only drug-free treatment clinically proven to enhance and maintain cognitive ability in Alzheimer’s patients. The treatment is comfortable and non-invasive, with just six 30-minute treatments over two weeks, which can improve mild to moderate Alzheimer’s by 10 points on the CERAD scale.

It works through the TPS passing high-frequency acoustic pulses through the patient’s head to stimulate deep cerebral regions of the brain, which stimulates neural growth factors. To perform the procedure, a machine called a Neurolith is used; it was created by Storz Medical, one of Europe’s leading medical machine manufacturers since 1987, and is sold in the UK by Venn Healthcare.

For more information on the treatment and eligibility, visit alzheimersclinics.co.uk