"Alzheimer's May Not Actually Be a Brain Disease"

[WillBrink]

A new paradigm for Alzheimer's is developing that suggests it’s more of an auto immune mediated effect on the brain, and various possibilities being explored. This recent write up via Donald Weaver, Professor of Chemistry and Director of Krembil Research Institute, University Health Network, University of Toronto explores some of the possibilities worth viewing:

"Alzheimer's May Not Actually Be a Brain Disease, Expert Says"

https://www.sciencealert.com/alzheim...se-expert-says

[HKGuns]

Thanks for posting this....It may explain to an extent why my mother developed it after her second jab.

[WillBrink]

Thanks for posting this....It may explain to an extent why my mother developed it after her second jab.

Tangential, note the mention of metals in that write up. Iron homeostasis in particular appears essential aspect there (as well as covid damage and perhaps vaccines...), and controlling iron may be a key to various diseases as well as AD and lactoferrin modulates iron homeostasis:

https://brinkzone.com/lactoferrin-a-...ging-nutrient/

[One More Time]

All I know is that it's a shit ass thing to deal with on both sides.
I watched my dad dwindle away for 10 years before he died.

For those dealing with it, stay strong is about the only advise I can give.