Beating Alzheimer's: A Step Towards Unlocking the Mysteries of Brain Diseases

by Tom Warren

Book Overview

Beating Alzheimer's is considered by many to be impossible. But incredible as it may seem, the man who wrote this book was given the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, a diagnosis as dreaded as cancer to most people, and reversed his devastating symptoms. Traditional medicine, with all of its modern technology and thousands of "wonder" drugs, has failed to solve the most tragic illness, one which causes you to be sentenced for the rest of your life...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895294885
• ISBN13: 9780895294883
• Release Date: May 1991
• Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Amazing

It's hard to believe anyone can reverse Alzheimer's - but look at John Nash in a Beautiful Mind - same concept. If only I had the monetary resources, I would have all the metal taken out of my mother's mouth and I would follow all/most of Warren's other suggestions. Alzheimer's is a hideous thief of one's faculties and dignity.

believing your doctor can cause life-threatening injury, not believing your doctor may avert certain

Tom Warren's doctors told him to go home and to prepare to die of Alzheimer's Disease. Luckily Warren had the moxie to defy them, and the smarts to educate himself about likely causes of Alzheimer's, (in his case a heavy metal intoxication), and find a doctor willing to believe him. He recovered, and the Witnesses of Aesculapius with whom he had been dealing, were so caught up in their dogmas that they were unable to fathom his recovery; one even accused him of forging an MRI scan. This book is a must read because it describes an incredible accomplishment, in its right every bit the equal of the exploits of Lewis and Clark, and, more importantly, because it very effectively disabuses all but the dullest of readers of the today's widespread belief in the infallibility of the Gods in White Coats.

Tom Warren had a brain that burned

I first read Tom Warren's book BEATING ALZHEIMER'S in my bioloical dentist's office where I went to have mercury safely removed from my teeth. My regular dentist had poisoned me after drilling into a "silver" mercury filling and allowing me to breathe the mercury vapor. The thing that caught my attention with this book was Tom Warren said his brain burned. My brain also burned after being exposed to the mercury vapor. When I did a heavy metals test with an ACAM doctor, high levels of aluminum also showed up. So I think there is a connection between high levels of mercury and aluminum in the brains of Alzheimer's patients. I also initially lost my memory after exposure to mercury.Every Alzheimer's patient should read this book to find out that there is hope for Alzheimer's if they will find an alternative doctor to get the toxins out of the body and brain! The first toxin that must be removed is mercury from the teeth, just like Tom Warren did. Read Hal Huggins' book IT'S ALL IN YOUR HEAD to find out the safe way to remove mercury from teeth.

Patient-driven Medicine

Tom Warren was brave enough to recover from Alzheimer's disease and generous enough to share his approach with others. His book is written with Alzheimer's and schizophrenic patients in mind but has a wealth of information useful for the treatment of many autoimmune diseases. Warren's dual accomplishment is amazing - recovering from Alzheimer's and outlining how others can do so. This book deserves a much wider audience.

Get rid of the toxins and get well!

This book is a must read for everyone who is affected directly or indirectly by Alzheimer's, dementia, and other conditions. The authors basic premise, based on his own experience, which is a facinating story in itself, is that the accumulation of toxins in the body are primary contributory factors of Alzheimer's and other disease conditions. He cites mercury filling as a major culprit in stealing one's brain. The author is a pharmacist and his lucid moments he would write notes to his wife telling her what detoxifing modalities he wanted to try. He had the mercury removed from his teeth and it did not change things. However,some time later when his gums were x-rayed a tiny sliver of mercury was found in the gum tissue. He had surgery to remove this minute piece of mercury and at the moment of its removal he experienced complete lucidity. Tom, beat Alzheimer's and I am convinced anyone can.