Alzheimer's May Be Foodborne - Related to Mad Cow

I was thinking the same thing Glinda.
 

These studies all have the same problem it is called tunnel vision. Like looking through a microscope excludes all other things.
They look at Alzheimer and say the myelin is degenerating and don't ask why and how to make more. The simple answer is cholesterol is myelin, myelin is cholesterol and there has been a war on cholesterol and went that happened Alzheimer has gone up.
The second is mad cow disease they keep talking about prions and don't ask why ignore that this shows up only where you have a copper deficiency mainly in the soils.
Studying something in small detail always misses the inter action that takes place with other thing not in the microscope. The prion theory is only that. They have taken the brains of a cow with [mad cow disease] and injected it into a healthy cow and could not cause the disease this is prof it is not an infective disease.
 
Heavy metals, like aluminum, are just plain bad for your health any way you cut it. Truly, it's best to avoid as much as possible.
 
The study that showed a relation of aluminum and Alzheimer was published and every one jumped on it but could not duplicate that research after. They checked the study they found that the samples used were on a aluminum sheet before they checked and after finding that out they put out a another paper [one week later] saying they were wrong but that did not make front page. If aluminum was bad all vegetarians would have Alzheimer because aluminum is one of the most common mineral in the soils.
 

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