Volume 10,Issue 7
This article examines the progress in the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease among elderly individuals in communities from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Through a systematic review of recent related studies, it analyzes new insights into the etiology and pathogenesis of Alzheimer’s disease within TCM and summarizes novel methods and achievements in the prevention and treatment of the disease using TCM. Based on the TCM principles of “preventive treatment” and holistic health, innovative intervention models with Chinese characteristics, such as the “brain-heart-kidney axis” and “brain-gut connection,” have shown new breakthroughs in improving cognitive function and slowing disease progression. The article also explores the benefits of shifting preventive and therapeutic measures to earlier stages, contributing to the establishment of an integrated community prevention model of “prevention-intervention-rehabilitation.”