Hey Dr. Swordmaker,
Step away from the nitrous oxide. I have not made any statements about a diet thesis. You are getting your rants confused. I simply stated that the oral bacterial infections might be a comorbidity with Alzheimer’s/Dementia. Iron loading in the tissues impairs insulin signaling associated with the hypometabolic brain and the gray matter shrinkage. This progressive pathology has been identified in clinical trials with human infants and as the underlying cause of the gray matter shrinkage in human, murine, and in vitro models. Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, ALS and MS are all recognized as iron loading pathologies.
Yes, you have spoken about diet thesis. You mentioned it several times. You are now devolving to ad hominem attacks on me with hints of drug addled rants. You claimed that iron additions to diet lead to these conditions in infants. . . and your you posted articles are not at all about what you claim. They certainly do not establish the claim that 60 or more articles have been published in support of your overall thesis.
You have NOT provided any clinical trials on Human infants. . . nor would such experimental trials be approved. . . nor have I seen anything referencing "iron loading pathologies" as you claim. I agree there may be other factors, not necessarily "comorbidity" which is the presence of two or more diseases in a person suffering from disease. Most articles I find on iron and infant brain development indicate that brain shrinkage is linked to LOW iron, not excess iron.