Alzheimer's overview article taking note that the research has been skewed and wrong. #Histamine #Retinoids

I have correct answers. Early recognition and prevention is still critical. Alz. Dx can occur at a point where 90% of hippocampus is already dead.

Alzheimer’s treatment review article: (it is a bad history of peer review journal manipulation to push the amyloid theory. Amyloid is only a symptom of hyperinflammation. We need to stop the inflammatory histamine excess, which may also include Retinoid excess, but also may not. It can be histamine excess for varied other reasons.

Article via Bari Weiss.

Where Is the Cure for Alzheimer’s?

I don'tknow how to share helpful information with people who are focused on wrong answers. My mom is better, less scared usually, more functional - however, pomegranate is not going to replace 90% of hippocampus cells over night.

People expect too much and expect it to be easy. And have paywall comments suggesting they don't really want input. Paywalling your comments is cutting off free speech. You may be part of your exclusive club but you have now siloed yourself to a echo chamber of people with money.

I have subscribed to quite a few Substack's but it is unreasonable to expect people to “subsribe” to 10s or 100s of newspapers.

As a smart female student in school I learned to wait until everyone had a chance to answer the teacher's question, and then only when no one else was getting it right I would raise my hand.

It really seems like no one wants helpful information. …Only want to complain about the Culling. Yep, being culled is bad. Now what next? More whining?

When is seeking solutions that work ever going to occur? Or listening to people with answers but who have no funding?

Clue- proper answers are not funded and instead are suppressed and discredited. Critical thinking means seeking other sources of information.

#Frustrated

Complainers need to listen for answers too.

*Yet people still buy Lotto tickets, are scared of lightning, and not scared of the mRNA jabs (which are being pushed for other medical “treatments” now too). It is the basic flaw in the “therapy” - our body is not supposed to be told to make foreign proteins or autoimmune reactions are probable.

The vak injury can set up histamine excess, retinoid toxicity, and lead to Alzheimer’s with a pit stop at schizophrenia first. Just FYI. **It typically takes 20 years to reach the diagnostic, 90% hippocampus destruction before current “science” will call it a problem. It is really far too late by then to hope for “reversal”. If 90% of your active memory is gone, pomegranate is not going to be able to help regrow your lost memories. It might help regrow some cells so that you can start forming new memories again.

Clue to the “running away” when in the compulsive obsession of histamine excess whatever is being thought is exponentially escalated. My mom doesn't remember “home” anymore and will occasionally run away, seeking somewhere she knows or people she remembers. BUT she doesn't remember anywhere else either now, and can be very scared, and also threatening during those times.

Take care of your brain before 90% of critical cells are gone. It is really too late by then. Sorry. Truth hurts. Accept that.

The News to Use - is IT TAKES 20 YEARS TO DEVELOP Alzheimer’s so start preventing it early. Age 25 or so, early onset “Alzheimer’s” is now diagnosed starting at age 45. The mRNA jabs just speed up the process significantly.

Avoid glutamate seasoning, excess carbohydrates, and stress and histamine probably and retinoids maybe. Add methyl B complex and avoid standard folic acid and cyanocobalamin which ARE NOT FUNCTIONAL for many people.

Add dandelion root tea and other polyphenols including pomegranate. Magnesium, trace minerals, endocannabinoids, — provide the body nutrients and avoid glyphosate and organophosphates and statins and magnesium depleting medications in general.

Read my histamine series.

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