IQ: The Neurology of Intelligence, Learning, and Mental Decline

I was just reading an article, on the connection between our younger health, and the likelihood of developing dementia later  on. The article noted that men who had lower IQ and cardi0vascular fitness were more likely to develop dementia by age 60.  First, it’s interesting that this is in regards to men, and not women. …

ASL: Help ALZ for Better Communication with Less Stress

I was reading a post in one of the Dementia support groups. And a very unrelated thought came to mind. I wondered if anyone ever tried teaching sign language to the elderly/ALZ patient? The incorporation of sign language could potentially bypass a lot of the frustration involved with communication. I wonder if this in part…

Sulphur: The Importance for the Body and Health

Traditional diets naturally contained a lot of sulphur. Plants and vegetables (and then even the animals eating the plants) absorbed a lot of sulphur naturally. Today’s modern intensive (big-agra) farming techniques have depleted the soils of many vital nutrients. Sulphur is key among them. SO, the vast majority of people in modern, mainstream cultures are…

Changing Our Approach: Improving Alzheimer Health

As an Alzheimer coach and consultant, there is one thing I find extremely disheartening. When working with new clients or having a casual conversation, I find one thing that seems to be shared by almost everyone. The sense of finality in having Alzheimer’s. We can slow the progression, but there is no cure. This false…

Introducing Teri Dluznieski

Education Specialist, health coach, and Author. I work with aspects of the teachings I have learned: from Andean shamanic and cosmology, to health, nutrition and education. In the end, it is very simple, and elegant. That is definitely an aspect I learned from the Andean teachings. Everything is energy. Energy must flow. Like water, when…