Scientists Transfer Alzheimer’s to Healthy Young Animals

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nan68867 — 10/30/2023 6:10:03 AM

Thank you, Dr. Mercola, for starting this conversation and also to your followers who post such great information, resources and real-life experiences for us to do our own homework and go way beyond stunted allopathic medical solutions to illness and disease.

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kerco2002 — 10/28/2023 5:22:15 PM

Interestingly we seem to be undulated with infections and CONSTANTLY PUSHED ANTIBIOTICS that just DESTROY OUR GUT BIO! Obviously this would leave us open to infestation of Bad actors in our gut. Also interesting is the very Positive effects of Methylene Blue on our whole body---including neural protection and negating cognitive decline. A common anti fungal medicine has proven to combat cognitive decline--seems fungal infections may drive some mental decline! Worth an examination.

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DebbyW — 10/21/2023 8:54:22 AM

I wonder if giving probiotics to those with Alzheimer's would help them. That's too easy and cheap for the pharmaceutical companies.

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Jud8611 — 10/21/2023 7:22:28 AM

Probably Lyme disease germs

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NurseKaren45 — 10/21/2023 7:15:25 AM

Am I the only one who thinks that lately certain articles that could use a little more information are super short and yet others go on and on and on......? WHAT WERE THE GUT BACTERIA RELATED TO MENTAL DECLINE? And who took over this website?

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Leecheng — 10/20/2023 8:27:19 AM

I suspect they’ve stumbled across bacteria or parasites that actively dissemble acetylcholine made in the gut of which there are some. Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors play a pivotal role in both Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s and reduced acetylcholine can exhibit related symptoms .

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nesanels — 10/20/2023 5:34:01 AM

Does this mean that Alzheimer's is infectious?

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Ronald_H — 10/19/2023 10:35:53 PM

I wonder if antibiotics play a role in disruption of the gut microbiome such that disease causing bacteria can populate in displacement of the killed off previous good bacteria.

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xra6610 — 10/19/2023 9:44:00 PM

This is important information for the Globalists and Big Pharma. They will try to work some of those bad bugs into the next shot that they say everyone needs. The last quote, "Alzheimer's is an insidious condition that there is yet no effective treatment for," from Sandrine Thuret is a lie, spoken like a true Pharma stooge. There are effective treatments. Just ask Dr. Dale Bredesen.