Alzheimer's is also treated with some other forms of conventional treatment's which are discussed here.

Most people think of the nervous system as the body's electrical wiring. This is correct -- but only up to a point. Nerve cells transmit impulses much like wires transmit electricity. But unlike wires, which are continuous filaments, nerve cells do not touch one another. They have microscopic gaps between them called synapses. Nerve impulses must jump these gaps to proceed on their way.