I am a woman in my mid-60s living in Asan, Chungnam. My husband suddenly developed dementia, and we tried all kinds of remedies that were said to be effective in Korea—things like NorooXXX, germanium, and participating in clinical trials. Eventually, I came across Aminex on the internet.

The company was so confident in their product that I decided to purchase and give it to my husband. However, I didn’t notice any significant effects. For about three months, he was taking Aminex along with various other supplements, so I couldn’t even tell which one was effective. Additionally, due to financial constraints, I decided not to reorder it after speaking with the consultant, who mentioned that Aminex contains ingredients like turmeric, ginkgo, and ginger. I thought we could just use turmeric powder instead, so I started giving him that instead.

However, just a few days after stopping Aminex, my husband’s dementia symptoms suddenly worsened. While returning from Seoul on a train, he started shouting loudly, forcing us to get off midway and switch to the subway, where he continued yelling, making it a very difficult trip. At home, he repeatedly insisted on leaving, saying he needed to go home, even though we were already there.

That’s when I realized that Aminex had been helping to slow the progression of his dementia. I immediately reordered it and spoke again with the consultant, who reassured me that if we trust and take it properly, Aminex can effectively manage dementia.

Based on my husband’s experience, I came to understand that Aminex, as described in its patents, truly works as a treatment for dementia. I am deeply grateful to the company staff who patiently supported us through this process.