The Alzheimer’s disease is essentially a progressive disorder of the brain that shatters the affected individual’s memory, ability to learn & contemplate, make decisions, communicate and perform the daily chores. As the symptoms worsen, patients suffering from this devastating disease may experience behavior variations including anxiety, delusions, hallucinations, suspicions and more. As per the statistics gathered by surveys conducted by the Alzheimer’s Society of the United Kingdom, more than 850,000 people have Alzheimer ’s disease and other forms of dementia. The numbers are set to soar to whopping 1 million by 2015 and 2 million by 2051. With these alarming statistics on a rise and its destructive effects, the need to cure this epidemic is higher than before. However, there is no permanent cure for Alzheimer’s disease till date, continuous efforts regarding treatments and quality care are on the horizon as a consequence of growing insight into this disease’s biological aspec