Admin_NHT Staff asked 5 years ago Alzheimer’s disease disrupts the communication between the neurons in the brain which results in a severe function and cell death. The damage to neurons is widespread and it causes disruptions in the neural connections which ultimately affects their communication, metabolism, and repair. It is observed that a beta-amyloid protein collects between the neurons of an Alzheimer’s brain. It is naturally occurring in nature, but when present in abnormal amounts, it clumps together to form clots or plaques which interrupt the inter-neural communication and thus enhances the effect of Alzheimer’s disease.