1985 Dominion Way
Colorado Springs CO 80918
Robert T. Motazedi, MD
Board Certified Anti-Aging Physician
Dr. Motazedi has studied the current scientific research in this field and can address your concerns and offer treatments that can greatly reduce or eliminate your risk of getting Alzheimer’s and Dementia
The cases of Alzheimer’s will swell dramatically in the next 20-40 years.
60-70% of those over 80 years old will be stricken by this insidious disease.
If you have a family history of this disease, you have a two to fourfold risk of getting the disease yourself.
Don’t fret, new research shows
that you may be able to prevent it
if you start now!
Alzheimer’s disease can be devastating for patients and their families. Until now, prevention and treatment of this disease has been futile. However, there is good news! Through the newest research and study, there is a great body of evidence showing that Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias can be prevented and halted in many cases.
This insidious disease can start with neurodegenerative changes in the brain as soon as the second and third decades of life.
Finally, testing is now available along with effective treatments for greatly reducing your risk for Alzheimer’s disease.
Early detection and treatment are critical to reducing your risks and giving you the life you deserve!
Hope is now available for all. Even many of those with early dementia may also be helped with proper evaluation and treatment.
Please call our office today at (719)596-4000 to schedule your evaluation and screening tests.
Early detection and treatment are critical! Your customized evaluation and treatment starts with an in-depth consultation. Your specific risks will be defined during this consultation. Next, specialized tests will be ordered to evaluate these risks. These include genetic and baseline cognition testing along with several blood and urine tests.
Alzheimer’s dementia is the result of ongoing brain death. Once you lose any of these cells,
like leaves in the wind,
they are gone forever.
There are now at least 26 distinct medical causes
that have been identified for Alzheimer’s disease.