Brigham and Women's Hospital Launches Clinical Trial of Nasal Vaccine for Alzheimer's Disease

brighamandwomens.org ^ | 11/16/2021 | press release

[bitt]

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[mewzilla]

I-Mab is a Chinese company...?

[Red Badger]

Up your nose with a rubber hose, JB!................

[mewzilla]

So is NHWA...

[cgbg]

Hint to scientists....

You need a real no vaccine control group or your trial is not worth &^%$!

[OKSooner]

" the Ann Romney Center for Neurologic Diseases at the Brigham."

Already skeptical, that's as far as one needs to read.

I'll take my chances and consider myself ahead of the game. Should one get alzheimers, one's inclination would be to just deal with it.

[moovova]

Please hurry.

[Abathar]

After losing 2 grandparents to that disease I can tell you flat out if I was diagnosed with it I’d volunteer even if it meant it would kill me in the end to take this.

Watching the slow progression of the disease made me realize it’s only quality that will keep me around and not quantity if I were to succumb to it.

Even if the chances were greater than 50/50 I would react wrong to it and it kills me I’d do it just to try and help others fighting it further down the road.

I truly don’t want to go out that way.

[Guenevere]

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[bitt]

https://www.boston.com/news/health/2021/11/16/vaccine-trial-alzheimers-disease-brigham-womens-hospital/

[Valpal1]

Agree, there is no downside to experimental treatment if you’ve received the diagnosis.

Anything that extends quality of life even at the expense of quantity is a win with this disease.

[Dave Wright]

There is growing skepticism among research scientists that amyloid plaques are the cause of Alzheimer’s functional degeneration. They believe they are the result of other enzyme deficiencies that suppress the production of acetylcholine needed to maintain neuron efficiency. Time will tell but both Lilly and Pfizer are developing competing amyloid plaque targetting drugs and are already well into clinical trials with mixed results.

[Bob Ireland]

***The vaccine uses the immune modulator Protollin, an investigational intranasal agent that stimulates the immune system***

Hmmmm... Just this week I read that Brigham and Women's Hospital had made progress against Alzheimer's with a derivative of cacao (apparently different from cocoa... dark chocolate.)

[Antoninus]

So are we just calling every treatment a “vaccine” these days or what?

[traderrob6]

So many relatives affected by this awful disease.....Father, Father-in-Law, Mother-in-Law. It would be an absolute Godsend for mankind if this drug proves effective.

[Bob Ireland]

***So are we just calling every treatment a “vaccine” these days or what***

No no! Only jabs approved by Dr. Frankenstein Fauci!

[jgrk112782]

I got a Hepatitis shot when in the 1990s, no one called it a vaccine.

[Bob434]

Agreed. We’ve watched too many go through it. It’s devastating to all involved. I really hope they find an answer soon. In the meantime, there is a thought that diets high in saturated fats I think it is, are the cause of depositing too much of the plague on the brains. Can’t remember the details now, bUT there was an article on fr not too long ago on it.

[Caipirabob]

Let’s pray this brings hope and light back into people’s lives.