'Brain Pacemakers' Try to Zap Alzheimer's

Clinical trials using pacemakers to mildly jolt the brains of Alzheimer's patients are just getting under way. Researchers need new treatments to combat the memory-robbing disease. Its symptoms are only temporarily helped by current drugs. (Jan. 25)

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[talkinghead22]

Alzheimer's is directly linked to heavy metal toxicity. Heavy metal toxicity is due in part to impairment of the immune system to function at optimal levels (and of course, exposure to heavy metals). Impairment of the immune system can be prevented by a nutrient dense diet, exercise and living/working in a low stress environment. Technologically advanced band aids (such as the one in the video) do not address the body's needs holistically, however well intended they may be.

[ohioiran122]

I Pray this works and all goes well with her.

[Cyanidesin]

This seems so barbaric, but it makes logical sense. Alzheimers deteriorates nerve pathways and wrinkles the brains. This would serve over-charge nerve pathways which are less able to maintain impulses due to the damaged synapses.

[ne0teric]

"We Are the Borg. You Will be Assimilated. Resistance is Futile."

[pvtjamesryan3]

LOL

Romnesia

[EmergencyGear911]

My friend has one for Tourette’s, he says it doesn’t work too good for it. He was 1 in only about 50 people in the U.S to try it at the time. Has the battery pack in his chest peck with the wire running in his neck to the brain. He has a remote to adjust the levels…

[aceytam]

of only lemons came in maroon

[moviedude22]

she'ss so young to be going through this - we need to find a route cause in hopes of defeating this modern day plague