Sharp Again Naturally is a non-profit 501(c)(3) educational organization formed to educate the public and medical community about reversible causes of dementia and to advocate for new testing and treatment protocols. Contact:  info@sharpagain.org or call 914-997-9611

Preventing and Reversing Alzheimer’s Naturally

Panel Discussion with Holistic & Medical Professionals

Alzheimer’s can’t be cured, slowed, or prevented. Right?  Wrong!  Documented cases prove otherwise. Come see four top-flight professionals explain how diagnoses of cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s, and other forms of dementia can be prevented and/or reversed partially or completely.

1. Learn about 9 reversible causes and treatments for Alzheimer’s/dementia

2. See a six-minute film-clip on people who have reversed Alzheimer’s

3. Panel Discussion and Q&A with medical professionals on holistic methods for preventing

and reversing Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia:

• Allan Warshowsky, MD, Although conventionally trained, Dr. Allan has been a maverick leader in holistic medicine and a founder of ABIHM, which certifies functional medicine doctors. He uses a multi-therapeutic approach including heavy metal detox, bio-identical hormones, etc.

• Howard Hindin, DDS, founder of the Hindin Center for Whole Health Dentistry will be discussing the treatment of inflammation and metals in the mouth including mercury fillings, their effects on the brain, and how best to address them.

• Marie Roth, Nutritionist, founder of Powerfuel Nutrition, LLC, registered dietitian, consultant for Blythedale Children’s Hospital, and director of the Blythedale/Kohl Eat Well, Be Well Nutrition Outreach Program. She will be speaking about nutrition and detoxing.

• Penny Cohen, LCSW, Functional Psychotherapist, helps people overcome stress and obstacles to successful living. She’ll be discussing the impact of stress on memory and how the way we process information can impair or improve memory and a healthy aging lifestyle.

Fee:  $20.00 or free to members.  Space is limited. To reserve your seat,

visit www.katonahstudygroup.org      or call:  Bonnie Rogers:  914-923-4346