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Here is one example of how you can use aromatherapy to treat and prevent Alzheimer's disease.

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Aromatherapy Basics : Aromatherapy & Alzheimer's

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While not a cure, aromatherapy can slow down or even stop Alzheimer's. Remember things clearer through olfactory senses with help from an experienced herbalist in this free video. Expert: Deserie Valloreo Contact: herbalwise.us.com/ Bio: Deserie Valloreo, a member of the American Herbalist Guild, teaches herbal natural living through her company, HerbalWise.

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Alzheimer's disease (AD) is a severe, chronic and progressive neurodegenerative disorder associated with memory and cognition impairment
leading to death. (Dey 2017)

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Lemon-Rosemary - relieves depression and heightens concentration
Orange-Lavender - activates the parasympathetics nervous system
(Jimbo 2009)
Other oils have been used to treat Alzheimer's as well, but with out scientific evidence, some are:
Peppermint - Can simultaneously stimulate and calm the mind, used as an energizer.
Bergamot - Calms the mind and elevates mood. has been used to relieve anxiety, mild depression, anxiety, and stress.
Ylang Ylang - Can ease depression and improve sleep.
Ginger - Aides in digestion and loss of appetite.
(Sauer 2018)

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Essential oils have been used throughout history to treat minor to major ailments. In addition, aromatherapy is used to treat Alzheimer's-related dementia and other neurodegenerative illnesses.

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Although there is no cure for Alzheimer's disease, there are measures that can be taken to treat symptoms. Aromatherapy with rosemary, lemon, orange, and lavender essential oil have been used in elderly patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease. In a study by Jimbo et. al., this treatment showed improvements across the board. Success was evaluated by several cognitive indexes. (Jimbo 2009)

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It is thought that by stimulating the brain with scents, nerve regrowth and cognitive function could be improved. (Jimbo 2009)