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Swordmaker wrote:

“... We do NOT yet know the life cycle of the Spirochetes... we think they have to reproduce in the mouth... but we are not certain. Dr Miklossy, and other scientists looking at this, hypothesizes the plaques in the brain, Islets of Langerhans, and in the arteries and blood vessels are the left over bodies of dead, twisted entertwined spirochetes... mixed with who knows what... and no one knows if the body can clean up the mess of twenty to thirty years of that build up... but we gotta start somewhere. Cleaning up the source in the mouth seems like a good place!...”

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Swordmaker, thanks for posting.

Please would you (and anyone else reading this) speculate further on ANY other possibilities (in addition to the baking soda & Clorox protocol) that just MIGHT help to improve the condition of older people who are already in early stages of Alzheimer’s or other dementia?

Is there any possibility of reversing or cleaning up the brain damage already done?

Any antibiotic or other regimen?

Any possibility of mental improvement from so-called natural (OTC) substances with antibacterial properties? Numerous things have been touted as “natural antibiotics.”

Maybe the dental experts with whom you work might have some theories/speculations about what else (in addition to good oral hygiene) just might really help people in early dementia?

And have you ever seen (or heard of) an older person’s memory or cognition improving after they implemented your oral hygiene protocol??

Thanks.

I won't speculate beyond where the science has gone. We are looking at some over the counter methods that will raise the Chlorine level in the blood serum enough to kill spirochetes safely. When I know more, I will post it... but not before I know it's effective and safe.

Is there any possibility of reversing or cleaning up the brain damage already done?

As far as I know, the damage of Alzheimer's appears to be irreversible and permanent. Sorry. I wish I could say otherwise.

Any antibiotic or other regimen?

There are others, but they are either more complicated, more expensive, or less effective. . . or a combination of those.

Any possibility of mental improvement from so-called natural (OTC) substances with antibacterial properties? Numerous things have been touted as “natural antibiotics.”

Miklossy noted that Alzheimer's patients responded to initial rounds of massive doses of antibiotics but then the disease went on its progression because the damage had been done. The plaques continue to accrete junk.

Maybe the dental experts with whom you work might have some theories/speculations about what else (in addition to good oral hygiene) just might really help people in early dementia?

We are looking... but dentists don't treat the body.

And have you ever seen (or heard of) an older person’s memory or cognition improving after they implemented your oral hygiene protocol??

We are only preventive of the problem developing... so no.