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Due to the accelerated pace of Alzheimer’s disease research, consumers hear reports of research “breakthroughs” in the news almost every day — on television, in newspapers and on the radio.
Unfortunately, news of “breakthroughs” is often poorly reported or contradictory, making it difficult to distinguish myth from reality.
Will vitamin E protect you from Alzheimer’s? Should you get rid of all of your aluminum pots and pans because you’re afraid of putting yourself at risk for Alzheimer’s disease? These are the kinds of questions that arise as a result of conflicting news reports of breakthrough research.
The following are answers to these and other common questions that will help you dispel the myths of Alzheimer’s disease:
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