Alzheimer's and Dementia in UK-Based Black People

Further to my blog on the fact that African Americans are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's disease, the Alzheimer's Organisation produced a report in July of 2013 on the impact of Alzheimer's and dementia on BAME ("Black and minority ethnic") communities in the England and Wales.  

Based on census data, there is an estimate of nearly 25,000 people with Alzheimer's from BAME communities in England and Wales. 

This number is expected to grow to nearly 50,000 by 2026 and over 172,000 people by 2051. This is nearly a seven-fold increase in 40 years, as compared with a doubling of the figure for the overall population.  

These figures reflect the ageing  BAME population.,  

Click here to download the report from the Alzheimer's Organisation. 

Alzheimer's and dementia cause a lot of suffering.  However, they are not inevitable.  We routinely eliminate Alzheimer's and dementia using Spiritual Response Therapy (SRT).  For  more about this, see Freedom from Alzheimer's and Dementia. 

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African Americans Twice as Likely to Suffer from Alzheimer's

Did you know that African Americans are twice as likely as white people to develop Alzheimer's?  

However, Alzheimer's can be reversed and even eliminated.  For more about this, see Freedom from Alzheimer's and Dementia. 

Meditation can help improve our overall wellbeing.  Click here to hear about the benefits of meditation.  

Click here for Alzheimer's resources for the African American community.  

Click here for the Alzheimer's Associastion's Community Resource Finder.  

Freedom from Alzheimer's and Dementia

According to the Alzheimer's Society, dementia robs you of all you value:  your memories, your future plans.  You will stop recognizing the faces of people you love.

If you or a loved one suffers from Alzheimer's or dementia, you know the heartache it can cause. 


It is estimated that one in three people will experience dementia in their lifetimes.  .  

However, Spiritual Response Therapy (SRT) can often clear people of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.  

For more about SRT, see Success Strategies for Black People.