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NEW Alzheimers Foundation Video

November 2, 2020 Posted by Patricia Derrick Uncategorized

John Schmid of the Alzheimers Foundation “Best Products Store”, considers Brainpaths tracing devices the most quickly growing product for improving memory in Alzheimers patients and of course – with no side effects. Alzheimers Foundation has moved forward to create a video of Alzheimers patients completely involved in tracing Brainpaths “Masterful Voyage” model, demonstrating the ability of Alzheimers patients to concentrate on the task at hand. You can find this video on youtube.com, by searching “Brainpaths Alzheimers” or click on the link: https://brainpaths.com/alzheimer-exercises/new-alzheimers-foundation-video/

Alzheimers patients have difficulty concentrating or focusing on the task before them. This difficulty is resolved using Brainpaths tracing devices. This video shows how the patients instinctively know what to do when they receive a Brainpaths tracing device. Using one hand or both, they immediately begin to trace the textures with their fingertips. Since the fingertips are a superhighway to the brain, the user feels the sensations from their fingertips to the brain. It provides a calming effect as they move forward tracing the textures on the Brainpaths device. Brainpaths users appear to be relaxed, focused, free of anxiety, as they move forward tracing the device.

After you view the video a few times, share it with your friends and family. If you wish to view TESTIMONIAL VIDEOS, click on the following youtube.com videos:

Clinical Nurse: https://youtu.be/2kf2BeSub20
Stroke Victim: https://youtu.be/RpSBs07sxX0

Enjoy the videos and I’ll talk to you soon. By the way, a medical group in Australia just contacted Brainpaths office and were sent one dozen Brainpaths models from the corporate Brainpaths office, to begin their journey into increasing Brain Activity.

We look forward to hearing from you. Patricia Derrick (Brainpaths Inventor, USPTO Patent # 9,132,059).

REMEMBER: STIMULATING YOUR BRAIN CREATES STRONGER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN NEURONS AND…. STRONGER NEURON CONNECTIONS, MAKE LEARNING COME EASIER FOR THE — USER…….. AND OF COURSE WE MEAN ALL — USERS: TODDLERS, TEENS, ADULTS, SENIORS AND ELDERLY.

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About Patricia Derrick

Patricia Derrick is the inventor of Brainpaths receiving a USPTO Utility Patent September 2015. Derrick’s team then developed the “Brainpaths device” to implement the patent: a device to fingertip-trace textures on the surface of a textured board using repetitive, strong strokes to access 3000 mechanoreceptors under the skin of each fingertip to stimulate the brain. Tracing the device repeatedly sends stimulation up the spinal column to the brain to fire and wire neurons to form networks of neurons, without using electrodes, resulting in safe, non-invasive brain stimulation without side effects. See Blogs for more information.

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