In the modern era, scientists and researchers are constantly discovering new diseases and disorders that affect the human body. With improving technology and the introduction of new equipment, scientists can gain more knowledge about these disorders than ever before. In the last century, a German doctor named Alois Alzheimer linked a patient's memory loss to her brain autopsy which showed signs of brain shrinkage. His discovery is now known as Alzheimer's disease; which is a form of dementia and a psychological illness that causes brain deterioration. Today, many unanswered questions remain about Alzheimer's disease (Crider, A., Goethals, G., Kavanough, R. and Solomon, P. 1989). Some known facts are that Alzheimer's disease is more common in older people, with the majority of carriers being aged 60 or older. It is important to note that Alzheimer's disease is not a disease of older adults and can affect younger adults as well. Furthermore, there are two forms of Alzheimer's disease. The two forms are called early-onset, which is found in adults aged 30 to 59, and late-onset, more common and occurring in adults aged 60 and over. Alzheimer's disease may not be curable, but with the right information, it can be easy to beat (Alzheimer and Dementia Resources). Progression of Alzheimer's Disease: In addition to the facts about Alzheimer's disease, Alzheimer's disease is not just a process; There are three stages of Alzheimer's disease: mild, moderate and severe. In the mild stage, patients typically experience: short-term memory loss, have mild mood changes, become lost, and slowly lose the ability to complete tasks. Additionally, changes in the brain may begin around 2...... middle of article......disease in the brain and insulin resistance that affects how brain cells process insulin in the brain. For now, the ways to explain a global problem are not resolved, but it is easy to say with certainty that science is getting closer to answering these questions every day (Alzheimer's Drug Treatment Horizon).Conclusion:In Conclusion, although Alzheimer's patients experience a daily struggle, it can be managed if certain precautions are taken. Learning to cope with Alzheimer's disease and caring for another person with Alzheimer's disease is very important for the recovery and preservation of a possessor's mental state. In the near future, it will soon be possible to find a cure and other treatments. Finally, although there is currently no cure for this disease, with education it can be overcome so that a patient can live to their full potential...