What is Alzheimer's Disease?

It is an incurable disease that causes memory loss and other cognitive dysfunctions. Patients gradually lose their independence in fulfilling their daily activities. A key characteristic of the disease is the loss of synapses.

What are synapses?

The nervous system consists of billions of neurons that transfer information between each other. Synapses are the connections between neurons.

Why are synapses important in Alzheimer's?

Because the loss of synapses is directly and significantly related to memory loss.

What is Souvenaid®?

It is an isocaloric drink, suitable for the nutritional management of patients in the early stage of Alzheimer's Disease.

Souvenaid® has been proven to improve memory in patients with early-stage Alzheimer's Disease in two clinical studies.

What does Souvenaid® contain?

Souvenaid® contains the patented mixture Fortasyn Connect.