[logi_cal869]

Alrighty then. Debunking 101:

Look up the history of oral hygiene in the US, particularly dentistry.

If this were remotely accurate in hypothesis, those who reached their senior years a century or 2 (or 3 or more) ago would all have been afflicted. “Senior” back then being 50 or 60, with correspondingly-horrible oral health. Dementia should have been eradicated with the evolution of oral hygiene in the 20th century.

Not.

It’s just another “miracle cure”...some researcher pining for grants. More BS.

[marktwain]

If this were remotely accurate in hypothesis, those who reached their senior years a century or 2 (or 3 or more) ago would all have been afflicted.

Far from definitive.

Part of the hypothesis is a long latency, time to develop.

People just died before symptoms became obvious.

Even today, only a small number show the symptoms compared to the 1/3 that have the gum disease.