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The role of the Biophilia Tracker in Alzheimer's disease

Alzheimer's disease is also commonly known as senile dementia. With the gradual arrival of an aging society, the incidence of senile dementia is also increasing, and it is also a major disease that seriously endangers the health of the elderly. As a family member, we should give more love and care to the elderly. It is found that the elderly have obvious memory loss, so pay attention to go to the hospital as soon as possible. Because the treatment of senile dementia should be early diagnosis, early treatment effect is better. If it develops to the middle and late stage of treatment, the effect will be relatively poor. The main clinical manifestations of senile dementia are obvious memory loss at the beginning, forgetting things, forgetting things you have just done, forgetting things you have just said, and speaking repeatedly. In addition, I can't remember the very familiar names, I don't even know them, and I forget the way home when I go out. So when this happens, you should go to the hospital.
In addition to timely medical treatment, we also need to use the Biophilia Tracker device to help the elderly recover faster and increase the treatment effect.
First, connect the Biophilia Tracker device correctly;
Open the software and create a personal card; (please note that a person can only create one card, if you already have a card, please select the correct personal card in the card selection list)
Enter the Select Organ interface and select the head to scan.
After the scan is complete, click Exit to return to the home page, click the picture, and then select TEST to enter the analysis interface.
Check "PATHOLGY" Etalon, and then find "alzheimer's disease". If the D value is less than 0.425, there is a risk of disease, and Meta therapy can be performed.
Here we choose the Meta therapy function with X3, X4, and X5 options. If the D value is less than 0.425, we can choose X5 for treatment.
After treatment is complete, data can be added to the report.