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Comment from: midwestgal 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 22

My husband was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment with probable Alzheimer. He has been on this medicine about five months and has seen a remarkable difference.

Comment from: midwestgal 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 22

My husband was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment with probable Alzheimer. He has been on this medicine about five months and has seen a remarkable difference.

Comment from: 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 03

Mother started taking this 1 month ago and we see improvement in her alertness, cognitive and conversational skills. It does not stop disease progression, but nothing out there today does. However the benefit of being able to have better conversations in the present helps her connect with family and friends and this makes her happy. Also nice to get everything in 1 pill, because she has problems taking pills.

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Comment from: midwestgal 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 22

My husband was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment with probable Alzheimer. He has been on this medicine about five months and has seen a remarkable difference.

Comment from: 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 03

Mother started taking this 1 month ago and we see improvement in her alertness, cognitive and conversational skills. It does not stop disease progression, but nothing out there today does. However the benefit of being able to have better conversations in the present helps her connect with family and friends and this makes her happy. Also nice to get everything in 1 pill, because she has problems taking pills.

Comment from: Norm 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: August 17

It didn't help at all.

Comment from: midwestgal 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 22

My husband was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment with probable Alzheimer. He has been on this medicine about five months and has seen a remarkable difference.

Comment from: 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 03

Mother started taking this 1 month ago and we see improvement in her alertness, cognitive and conversational skills. It does not stop disease progression, but nothing out there today does. However the benefit of being able to have better conversations in the present helps her connect with family and friends and this makes her happy. Also nice to get everything in 1 pill, because she has problems taking pills.

Comment from: Norm 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: August 17

It didn't help at all.

Comment from: Female Caregiver Published: May 12

This medication is a placebo... it does nothing to stop the progression of the disease. It's just the pharmaceutical companies trying to make money... worthless

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Comment from: midwestgal 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 22

My husband was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment with probable Alzheimer. He has been on this medicine about five months and has seen a remarkable difference.

Comment from: 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 03

Mother started taking this 1 month ago and we see improvement in her alertness, cognitive and conversational skills. It does not stop disease progression, but nothing out there today does. However the benefit of being able to have better conversations in the present helps her connect with family and friends and this makes her happy. Also nice to get everything in 1 pill, because she has problems taking pills.

Comment from: Norm 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: August 17

It didn't help at all.

Comment from: Female Caregiver Published: May 12

This medication is a placebo... it does nothing to stop the progression of the disease. It's just the pharmaceutical companies trying to make money... worthless

Comment from: Na 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: April 04

Too early in course of treatment to evaluate.

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Comment from: midwestgal 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 22

My husband was diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment with probable Alzheimer. He has been on this medicine about five months and has seen a remarkable difference.

Comment from: 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: January 03

Mother started taking this 1 month ago and we see improvement in her alertness, cognitive and conversational skills. It does not stop disease progression, but nothing out there today does. However the benefit of being able to have better conversations in the present helps her connect with family and friends and this makes her happy. Also nice to get everything in 1 pill, because she has problems taking pills.

Comment from: Norm 75 or over Female 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: August 17

It didn't help at all.

Comment from: Female Caregiver Published: May 12

This medication is a placebo... it does nothing to stop the progression of the disease. It's just the pharmaceutical companies trying to make money... worthless

Comment from: Na 65-74 Male 1 to 6 months Caregiver Published: April 04

Too early in course of treatment to evaluate.

Related Reading: treatment

Comment from: Mary 65-74 Female 1 to 6 months Patient Published: March 27

I am recently diagnosed in the past 6 months with Alzheimer's. I am not certain whether it slowed symptoms. I am certainly having vivid dreams nightly - not nightmares. Some very entertaining in fact. I have had appetite and weight loss which have not been a huge problem yet since I am at a normal weight now but don't want to lose more. Will start clinical trial next month with aducanumab and see if that adds too many side effects.

Related Reading: nightmares

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Medical Editor: John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEP