More than 1.3 million Germans suffer from the neurodegenerative disease Alzheimer's, and the trend is rising. The fear of developing the disease is significant, as Alzheimer has long been considered incurable. Neurologist Dr. Dale Bredesen has now proven, after over 30 years of intensive research, that it is possible to prevent and even reverse Alzheimer's. According to his findings, the causes lie not only in genetics but also in our lifestyle: undetected infections, years of unhealthy eating or malnutrition, and exposure to toxins are key factors that can trigger the disease. Bredesen demonstrates how to recognize Alzheimer's and how to protect oneself preventively. He also outlines what to do if one notices the first signs of the disease or is in an advanced stage. A book that offers hope, as it shows that Alzheimer's is not incurable.