8.1.2002 / Burlingame, CA. )  The Internet Broadcasting Association announced today that online citizen's can now register as members of the End Alzheimer's 2012 Task Force. Membership is open to all and there is no cost for involvement. Each registering member will receive a complete text copy of the End Alzheimer's Life Plan - a suggested lifestyle based on ancient and modern research. The End Alzheimer's Life Plan promotes a low-fat supplemented diet, regular mental and physical exercise, Ultram and close online monitoring of one's short-term memory performance capabilities. If followed closely, research supports that an individual's chances of developing Alzheimer's could be reduced 90%. 

The End Alzheimer's 2012 Task Force is a funded public service project of the iBA Board of Trustees. The goals of the project is to utilize the mass communication power of Internet Broadcasting and assisting the online population in removing Alzheimer's disease as a health menace. As Alzheimer's disease is a degenerative process, individual lifestyles and environments play a significance in whether or not an individual develops the disease. There have been problems in the past one hundred, since the disease was first identified by the German Psychiatrist Alios Alzheimer. First the disease was extremely hard to diagnose as little was known about the chemistry of the brain and body in the aging process. In fact, there were misunderstandings about the aging process that clouded much progress in Alzheimer's research. Years were spent trying to develop a cure, a vaccine even surgical experiments were conducted with some positive results.  Until modern resonance imaging, genetic research and better mental health evaluation tools were developed diagnosis of Alzheimer's wasn't positive until autopsy. 

Today, ancient and modern treatment and remedies are finding more and more support from the Alzheimer's care-giving community. Alzheimer's is now ranked high amongst the killer disease, right there with cancer and heart disease. In the United States there is an estimated four million who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and that number is expected to grow to twenty million by the year 2050. 

Dr. Wesson Ashford, Lead medical researcher and physician of the End Alzheimer's 2012 Task Force, sees and alternative and states, "I don't want my Alzheimer's treated - I want it prevented. With all of the clinical evidence we see coming in, this is a degenerative disease.  It occurs in a body whose lifestyle support the disease process. We know enough about the disease, right down to its chemical fingerprints.  There is no reason to believe that properly changing the body's condition and chemistry could remove the conditions that allow the disease to develop". 

The End Alzheimer's 2012 Task Force will begin promoting its End Alzheimer's Life Plan on September 24, 2002. Also beginning on that date will be a statistical control group of up to 5000 task force members who will commit to living the End Alzheimer's Life Plan for ten years, forming the first community of disease free lifestyle people, whose mental and physical fitness can be compared to statistics of the general populations. 

Anyone interested in joining the End Alzheimer's 2012 Task force can find information on how to do that at: www.ibhealth.net/eatf/.