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Is fetal position in Alzheimer’s disease a result of extensive muscle contraction, or a complete body and brain shutdown? Scientific community still tries to unveil the very nature of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) which is hidden in the mist of a blurred brain function. During the late stages of the disease, patients manifest a cluster of symptoms like increase in emotional needs, fears and anxieties, combined with an anatomic remodelling of their entire body and biomechanical shutdown. Weight loss, both fat and muscle deterioration, strength decrease and inability for the trunk to be self supported fill in an image which looks exactly like the fetal position. Although some may think that a complete physiological shutdown is in place, retrogenesis was introduced as a theory to demonstrate how individuals suffering RÉSUMÉ

FETAL POSITION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE. AN ANATOMIC BODY REMODELLING DUE TO RETROGENESIS