The Meshk Technique for Alzheimer's Disease

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This book presents a fundamental study of human memory from a comprehensive perspective. The author's exploration of complex systems and their solutions led to a focus on memory, resulting in the development of Meshk theory. "Meshk," meaning brain in Kurdish, reflects the language's preservation of ancient Sumerian roots. The text simplifies intricate scientific and biological concepts related to memory, detailing the Meshk theory and its associated technique for preventing and treating Alzheimer's disease. Central to this theory is the Human Memory Strand (HMS), described as a super-DNA structure with remarkable regenerative capabilities, marking a significant advancement in combating neurodegenerative diseases, particularly Alzheimer's. Based on HMS, the Meshk technique offers a straightforward, cost-free method for memory restoration, applicable to everyone for Alzheimer's prevention and memory retrieval at any disease stage. The Meshk theory has garnered nominations for several prestigious international awards, including the Think Tank Awards 2021 and the AAIC 2022 Blas Frangione Early Career Achievement Award.