Alzheimer's Disease Caused by Infection

[singingisforeverme]

i watch this while i was eating.... bad choice :( !!!!

[rafyraf100]

royal rife machines will kill all pathogens!!!!

[Meddy38]

@MarlboroMan4056

I'm sorry...I forget. What did you say again?

[Meddy38]

Much if not all of the information in this video was research done by Alan MacDonald, MD, Pathologist who studied Lyme disease for over 20 years. In 7 of 10 Alzheimer's brains he received from the Harvard brain bank, he found infection of Borrelia Burgdorferi, the Lyme disease bacteria. He also states in the documentary Under Our Skin that he about fell off his chair when he found that that the Borrelia had actually linked up with the human DNA, part human, part spirochete.

[1031johnc]

I believe this is infection also. I noticed "they" mainstream medicine describe a plaque present in the brain. They say the same about artery disease - plaque in arteries. In both cases these plagues are tangles. These tangles look very similar. There may also be a connection to Chlamydia pneumoniae. Which I feel causes the plaque in arteries. Also I came across 3 variants of BSE Mad Cow Disease in Italy. One was identical to Alzheimer's in people. We're not being told the truth whatever it is.

[LymeKerry]

Years ago I told my neighbor that his wifes alzheimers disease should be treated with abx that could penitrate the brain. I made a really big deal about it as a matter of fact. He asked her Dr who told him I was nuts for thinking that.

This should be all over the TV, but you notice it isnt. They are hiding this, the same way they keep abx from Lyme patients. Its murder, and I will never ever feel any other way about it.

[trebelclef]

@LymeKerry

Not sure there are antibiotics that will kill it for good. The penicillins and cephalosporins (which is of course the mainstream treatment) turn the spirochetes into L forms or cysts, which will turn back into spirochetes as soon as the antibiotic clears the system. I know no one cured of Lyme (I have a Lyme support group so I have seen quite a few Lyme victims).

[sreerkumar]

The question is amyloid cascade theory is still valid? or we are neglecting the intervention via kinases (Tau phosphorylation)

[gedotbard]

If Alzheimer's disease is caused by an infection then it may be treated with antibiotics. BUT THIS IS NOT THE CASE This pseudo scientific presentation is just another ploy to confuse the issue for the general public

and neophytes.The powerful aluminium lobby will do anthing to get the heat of their products and that includes this kind of questionable pseudo scientific presentation

[trebelclef]

Spirochetes bore holes in the BBB, gaining access to the brain. The holes then may allow alluminum and other normally excluded toxins to gain access. Just a guess. Lida Mattman wrote a book on Cell Wall Deficient bacteria and states that they are seen in Parkinsons, ALS, Alzheimer's.....

[trebelclef]

P.S. I am not questioning your aluminium info, just saying other things are involved as well.

Even tho mercury has been discussed as being a toxic ingredient in vaccines, aluminum has been ignored.

[trebelclef]

Please post the links to the data you refer to showing that AD does not respond to antibiotics. Thank you.

[trebelclef]

The insurance lobby is likely as strong as the aluminum lobby, in avoiding all the insurance claims that could be made for Lyme Disease tertiary stage AD. Perhaps the ins lobby is trying to blame it on aluminum, lol!

[Meddy38]

@gedotbard

Alan MacDonald, MD has done studies with the discoverer of the Lyme disease bacteria Willy Burgdorfer. Alan was also on the news with Dan Rather back in the 80s regarding Lyme disease & the destruction to unborn babies. You apparently aren't familiar with his credentials. He is a very intelligent man, but his work is done with integrity rather than the work that is done by some researchers who find the result the pharmaceutical company or insurance companies want them to find.

[adoracle1]

if this is true then phage therapy could cure alzheimers...this is awesome news.

[aeocaravaggion]

i thought phague therapy was not yet applicable to lyme, mycobacterium, and some other types

[trebelclef]

What are the treatment options?

[sherysista]

Wow can't say that I have heard this one, strange as it is two of the infections listed at the right in description my Mother had. She also has a strong family history of Alsheimers. Interesting Video.

[ilmpineapple]

More research needs to be done on this topic. There is a very strong indication of borrelia spirochetal infection of the brain causing Alzheimers, ALS, MS, Parkinson's, etc. When autopsy reveals spirochetes in 7 out of 10 brains of those diagnosed with Alzheimers, the medical community needs to wake up!

[rubyadelita1313]

This is a great breakthrough for the field of Alzheimer's medicine as well as providing some very compelling images of Borrellia (Lyme disease) spiroketes. Thank you for posting this on behalf of my M-in-law and family.

Keep up the good work! At the same time, what a shame that breakthrough medical information must be posted on YouTube to attract the kind of audience that these scienctific messages deserve.

For shame on the system of academic publishing that favors cronyism.