This is a HUB OF HOPE written by a *Former Alzheimer’s patient.*
Alzheimer’s was UNKNOWN anywhere in the world until the earliest part of the 20th Century.
Two possibilities exist…
1. It existed but the Plaques and Tangles were *never seen* by *anyone* until the EARLY 1900s in the *most technologically developed country in the world… Germany.*
2. *Something changed*… originally in Germany and subsequently worldwide.
What changed? There are two “obvious” answers that are applicable to “technologically advanced” locations.
The first is the widespread and year-round availability of grain-based foods.
The second is the availability of Aluminum for cooking utensils. It previously was too costly for “popular” use.
The first implies that a satisfactory “solution” MIGHT BE to reduce or eliminate the ingestion of grain-based foods.
The second MIGHT BE to eliminate the use of Aluminum cooking materials.
*Recent post-mortem chemical analyses of “ plaques and tangles” in the brain tissues of deceased Alzheimer’s patients shows that they are *loaded* with Aluminum!
The author, William Miller, is now in his 84th year. Three + years ago, at my annual physical, the MD included an MMSE test. (This is a 30 question test to determine the likelihood that a patient has Alzheimer’s.) I scored in the mid-teens… beginning , and supposedly irreversible Alzheimer’s. 😡
I began reading… including several overnighters… first since University.
I learned that there appears to be a CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP between Bodily Aluminum and Alzheimer’s. This is demonstrated by the fact that my last year’s MMSE score was 28. This year it was 29.
Both are HIGH NORMAL!
Am I cured? I don’t know. But I just returned from vacation travels. I went to the tallest building in the world, rode an elephant, went trout fishing in Argentina and saw an African waterfall so huge that it made Niagra look like a lawn sprinkler!
NEVER EVER GIVE UP!
It *appears* I have “beaten” this disease… to the bafflement of my MDS.
Thank you for sharing!!
Evon, I appreciate your engagement.
Thanks, Bob
ALZHEIMER’S CURE?
This is a HUB OF HOPE written by a *Former Alzheimer’s patient.*
Alzheimer’s was UNKNOWN anywhere in the world until the earliest part of the 20th Century.
Two possibilities exist…
1. It existed but the Plaques and Tangles were *never seen* by *anyone* until the EARLY 1900s in the *most technologically developed country in the world… Germany.*
2. *Something changed*… originally in Germany and subsequently worldwide.
What changed? There are two “obvious” answers that are applicable to “technologically advanced” locations.
The first is the widespread and year-round availability of grain-based foods.
The second is the availability of Aluminum for cooking utensils. It previously was too costly for “popular” use.
The first implies that a satisfactory “solution” MIGHT BE to reduce or eliminate the ingestion of grain-based foods.
The second MIGHT BE to eliminate the use of Aluminum cooking materials.
*Recent post-mortem chemical analyses of “ plaques and tangles” in the brain tissues of deceased Alzheimer’s patients shows that they are *loaded* with Aluminum!
The author, William Miller, is now in his 84th year. Three + years ago, at my annual physical, the MD included an MMSE test. (This is a 30 question test to determine the likelihood that a patient has Alzheimer’s.) I scored in the mid-teens… beginning , and supposedly irreversible Alzheimer’s. 😡
I began reading… including several overnighters… first since University.
I learned that there appears to be a CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP between Bodily Aluminum and Alzheimer’s. This is demonstrated by the fact that my last year’s MMSE score was 28. This year it was 29.
Both are HIGH NORMAL!
Am I cured? I don’t know. But I just returned from vacation travels. I went to the tallest building in the world, rode an elephant, went trout fishing in Argentina and saw an African waterfall so huge that it made Niagra look like a lawn sprinkler!
NEVER EVER GIVE UP!
It *appears* I have “beaten” this disease… to the bafflement of my MDS.
I am not baffled!
William, it's great that your self study resulted in improved cognitive scores. You may want to check out my post on Aluminum https://thealzheimershubofhope.substack.com/p/is-aluminum-a-risk-factor-for-ad
Bob