Senility and dementia Testimonials

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November 14, 1982

I have a 78 year old mother-in-law that we put on it at the same time. I brought her to Spokane in August, 1980, and she’d been here nearly two years and had no knowledge of it because of her Senility dementia symptoms. She was totally and completely senile. She didn’t know what day it was or what time it was. The only thing she could remember was her birthday. After taking Vitacel 7 GH7, She is now very alert mentally. She can tell you what day it is, where she is, what month it is and so forth. She knows exactly what’s going on. She knows what’s going on to the point now that she’s like a little child in that she vies for attention like a child does; and she plans different things so that they’ll come out and she’ll get her way.

On October 15, 1978, I had a heart attack and on October 16, I had a second one. I have a 25% blockage in my heart. I only have three cylinders, so if you’ve ever seen anybody operate on three cylinders, that’s me. From the time I got out of the hospital, which was about a month later, until I started taking Vitacel 3 GH-3, I had chest pains daily. I would have them so bad sometimes that my arms would get numb all the way down into my hand. I was in San Diego last winter and a lady down there had been to Romania for the shot treatments. I thought she was in her late 40’s or early 50’s and found out she was 65. She said I should get on these GH-3 pills. Being a doubting Thomas like I am, I didn’t do it right away We came to Spokane in April and my wife and I finally decided to try it.

I swear from the first pill that I took, I knew that I was taking it. I had a flushed feeling. I do still occasionally get a very small chest pain, but it’s nothing like I used to get. I’m not having any numb­ness in my arms at all since I’ve been taking it and I’ve been taking it since the latter part of May.

My wife went on it at the same time. She was involved in a very bad automobile accident in 1978 and had her right leg pushed up in her hip area. She was taking therapy from a physical therapist, and had been for a longtime, for what they call muscular knots. She had injections to relax the muscles in that area. Since she’s been on the advanced formula Vitacel 7 GH7, she hasn’t been back to the doctor at all; and she hasn’t had any problems with muscular knotting whatsoever. In conjunction with taking the Vitacel 7 GH7, we belong to a family fitness center and she’s been taking physical exercises. They have you take aquatic exercises when you have this kind of muscular problem, and she’s doing exercises now that she was not able to do before.

Sinilty dementia: Prevention

Strokes are the second most common cause of dementia. To reduce your risk of stroke, make sure that you have your blood pressure regularly checked because high blood pressure can cause strokes. Watch your diet and limit your salt intake. Get plenty of exercise. Walking for 20 minutes 3 days a week can make a huge difference in your overall health, as well as reduce your risk of stroke. If you suffer from arthritis, consider water exercises in a heated pool.

AIDS can cause dementia. The best way to avoid dementia due to AIDS is to avoid becoming infected with HIV. Remember, HIV is contagious. People of all ages can get HIV. Elderly people are at risk as are the middle-aged and adolescents. Ask questions and consider getting tested before beginning sexual contact, no matter what your age or the age of your partner.

Stopping or controlling your use of certain substances can help you avoid dementias. Some people ask if they should stop smoking or drinking. Most doctors would advise you to stop smoking and to drink only in moderation. These steps not only improve the quality of your life, but also reduce your chances of developing dementia. Make sure that each physician or medical professional that prescribes medications for you knows all the medicines you take. If you cannot remember them, take them with you when you visit your doctor. Never, use someone else's medications.

Keep yourself physically healthy. Get enough to eat and drink. Eat a healthy, varied, and balanced diet. Take a multivitamin with your largest meal each day. Drink 8 to 12 glasses of water daily. Get at least 20 minutes of walking or other exercise daily. Keep your mind fit. Read, play cards, do crossword puzzles, join a discussion group or take a class.

Keeping your mind active and involved will keep you as sharp as possible. Become active in a civic or faith community organization. Donate some of your time to those who are less able. This will help you feel good about yourself. Getting older does not necessarily mean becoming senile.