The Role of Neurofeedback on Improving the Memory of Elderly People with Alzheimers Disease: a Review Article

human memory naturally decreases after 60 years of age. Alzheimers is one of the most commonly diagnosed dementia diseases in aging. With prevalence over the next few decades. Alzheimers causes cognitive impairments that lead to a decrease in the quality of life and the loss of individual autonomy in everyday life activities. Neurofeedback has a important role for people with intellectual deficits. So that themind has the ability to regenerate and change pain naturally. In this review study. We intend to study the role of neurofeedback on brain function and memory in the elderly with alzheimers disease. Materials and Methods: The keywords of neurofeedback, memory,elderly, alzheimers were searched in Pubmed, Google scholar and SId in the years of 2008 to 2019 .51 articles were the result of our used to write this article. Results: There are various ways to improve the memory status of elderly people with alzheimers disease through various means, including neurofeedback and cognitive exercises that increase frontal lobe and activation of neural circuits for executive functions and memory, and improve the defects of executive functions and memory of elderly it is an alzheimers which affects brain wavesand increases the flexibility , which decreases teta waves and increases beta waves, and neurofeedback affects the three sensory, motor, cingulate cortex. There is no positive or negative reinforcement in this method, and it is not necessary to speak during neurofeedbackcognitive exercises that increase the wave velocity by reducing slow-wave activity. Conclusion: The neurofeedback is the improve of deformity of EEG that neuripsychological educational methods that can be used to help elderly people with alzheimers disease