No, no, no, no, no.
All this research is pursuant to profit-based treatments and all fail to address the cause.
I’ll elaborate this one time on the causative actions which result directly from a combination of each person’s unique biology, geographical location, health situation and ‘diet’.
The human body is most commonly known for its need for oxygen, water & food. When referencing waste, most people - perhaps 9999 out of 10k - don’t understand the cellular processes which take place in each organ, including the brain.
It ain’t rocket science.
For every cellular assimilation of water, oxygen & nutrients, there is also cellular waste, as well as BOTH cellular regeneration and death.
The waste has to go somewhere.
If you restrict the body’s ability to efficiently deliver nutrients, you ALSO restrict it’s ability to remove waste.
“Alzheimer’s” is compromised neurological function resulting from a biological reaction to built up waste, no different than a collapsing sewer pipe on your home’s line connecting to city sewer or septic tank; Things back up and get rather nasty.
They use the fancy words such as plaque and Tau, etc. Think of it as ‘sewage sludge’. Someday they might have a drug which may prove to help people, but if concerns about the ‘vaccines’ and blood clots are valid, how about a pharmacological roto-rooter job on your cranial vascular system? Not for me.
Anyone reading this who genuinely wants to prevent getting Alzheimer’s should focus on prevention and ignore what little results from the hundreds of millions of dollars of fundraising/contributions.
After 30 years of cognitive decline on my part, I recovered my health and am sharper today than when I was 16 years old. Unfortunately, I’m also watching those around me display all the signs of decline.
You can lead a horse to water...
Free advice.
Yeah, I've noticed that I'm the only person in my social group (60s - 70s) who displays no cognitive symptoms or any signs of aging at all. Lol /s
Appreciated your post. I’m noticing decline in memory. My Dad had a slow decline that progressed to severe dementia. Worries me.
Can I ask what you have done to improve your health and cognitive ability?
Thx.