A Sunny Treatment for Alzheimer's

re: A Sunny Treatment for Alzheimer's

Pat Ormsby — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 02:42:27 GMT

Years ago, I worked at a nursing home. Almost every day we had to go outside and chase down one resident or another and gently lead them back inside with the other ghostly pale inmates. Little did I know I was exacerbating their condition! I noticed one interesting thing recently. My skin is really nice (low glycemic, lots of healthy fats and oils) except in one place. That is the place that I keep underwater, out of view at the outdoor hot springs baths.

re: A Sunny Treatment for Alzheimer's

Josh Rubin — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 02:04:57 GMT

Healthyone,
You can find a lot of that in books by Jeffrey Bland and Dr. B (who writes all the books on water and who's name is long and hard to spell). As well, Russ since so many Americans are deficient in Omega 3 and have higher levels of 6, I begin people on 6-8 thousand mg in the am for about 2 months. Then I taper down after that.

re: A Sunny Treatment for Alzheimer's

Russ Bianchi — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 17:54:27 GMT

What are recommended dosage levels of cod liver oil, or other supplement regiments per day (I guess depending on body weight also and age/sex or other dietary intake) if you live in a region with limited SUN?

Also, what if you are fare skinned, and not suppose to be in the sun for skin cancer predisposition issues?

re: A Sunny Treatment for Alzheimer's

Josh Rubin — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:58:51 GMT

There are lots of theories out there on why one would get Alzheimers. This is what I have found:
1. Chronic dehydration: the body robs the CNS first when you are dehydrated.
2. Chronic low levels of DHEA and Pregnenolone
3. Chronic low level so SIgA: SIgA is are first line of defense against pathogens. This is usually low secondary to stress, affecting the adrenal glands, which help to produce immunocytes, which produce SIgA.
4. Sever gluten intolerance's has shown to have a negative affect on the white matter of the brain, per Jeffery Bland.