Alchmajerova bolest

[shalom777]

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[дибидусрус]

Изида,код нас није константована баш Алцхајмерова болест. Али је скоро, по томе што овде прочитах јако слично. Има једна тема о Русији. Па ме тамо нападоше како сам ја ово ,оно. Прошле године се моја ташта разболела.Јако интересантна прича с обзиром да живим у Москви. Од тог бвремена се јако променило моје мишљење о Русији.јер сам се нагледо и намучио око таште. Код мене је било ужасно. Ја сам у марту мислио  да до септембра је максимум. Дакле, из болнице излази као хода и све... и одједном пада у кревет. Морао сам жену дас плаћам. У Москви је то за 10 сати ( не цео дан) и за цео месец 800 евра. Али није цео дан. Цео дан је 150000 динара у наше паре, али за месец дана. Ништа у глави није знала.Само како се зове...Жену коју смо унајмили, а ради с најтежим случајевима, нас је уверавала да ја само питање времена..Ту жену зову кад је оно крај. А ја преко агенства добио њу. Међутим, процес је могуће успорити правилним лековима и терапијом.Актовегин, целобрилизин,обавезно...Дакле да се храни мозак. Код нас је случај са лошим судовима у глави па симптоматика је слична. Као кад рачунар има вирус па пребацује...Успели смо на ноге да је поставимо што је чудо. Барем у веце да иде.Сада је опет мало лошије.Зима је.Некад изађе у веце и незна да се врати.

[дибидусрус]

Управо смо нашли дечју лоптицу у комадима. Вероватно је покушала да је поједе.

[Guest Izida]

Boze oprosti,ali ponekad ne mogu vise!

[Зорица екс Милева]

0202_238 Жао ми је што чујем такве ствари...немам Хвала Богу никакво искуство везано за ову болест, тако да немам ама баш никакав савјет везано за Алцхајмерову болест, али ето имала сам потребу да вам кажем обома да сам уз вас и да ми је баш жао.Бог нека се смилује и болеснима и онима који о њима брину.

[Guest Izida]

Hvala,Mileva!Nista mi drugo i ne treba.Samo lepa rec,zagrljaj,i da me neko slusa. klapklap

[Милица]

Мобилни телефони мењају правац Алцхајмерове болести код мишева

http://www.scienceagogo.com/news/20100006215501data_trunc_sys.shtml

[дибидусрус]

Од тих мобилних телефона побегле буба швабе.

[kika]

Hvala,Mileva!Nista mi drugo i ne treba.Samo lepa rec,zagrljaj,i da me neko slusa. 0442_feel

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[Bernard]

                                

Coconut oil’s ketogenic properties have been known for quite some time, as has the fact that it is a highly saturated fat not prone to lipid peroxidation which is a problem with polyunsaturated oils. Polyunsaturated oils have largely replaced saturated fats in the American diet, and lipid peroxidation is known to be a precursor to Alzheimer’s. The ketones found in coconut oil provide a fuel to the brain that is thought to be very beneficial to those suffering from dementia and Alzheimer’s. These facts about coconut oil are not new, but their emphasis in helping people with these problems received national exposure in 2008 with the publishing of Dr. Mary Newport’s story.

More recent research conducted in 2011 has looked at the role of diet in developing Alzheimer’s, and the role of cholesterol uptake to the brain. The brain represents only 2% of the body’s total mass, but contains 25% of the total cholesterol. One out of every four Americans over the age of 45 is now prescribed statin drugs (cholesterol lowering drugs), and many are now beginning to wonder if there is more than just a correlation between forcing cholesterol levels lower via a lucrative statin drug business and the epidemic rise in Alzheimer’s disease in recent years.

There is a strong correlation between between insulin resistance in the brain and Alzheimer’s, leading some to now classify Alzheimer’s as a “type 3 diabetes.” The low-fat high carbohydrate diet that has been recommended by the USDA for so many years does not appear to be a diet that has been helpful to our mental health.

The testimonies of success in using coconut oil to treat Alzheimer’s has been nothing less than remarkable, especially considering the widespread failure of the drug companies to find drugs that can effectively deal with this disease. We bring you the research and the testimonies here.

Research on Alzheimers - Coconut Oil

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New Alzheimer’s Drugs Continue to Fail Where Coconut Oil Shines. Report here. Coconut oil's ketogenic properties have been known for quite some time, as has the fact that it is a highly...

 

 

Member of FDA’s expert panel resigns over controversial Alzheimer’s therapy approval

                                 

 

Member of FDA’s expert panel resigns over Alzheimer’s therapy approval

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A member of the FDA’s expert panel quit the committee “due to this ruling by the FDA without further discussion with our advisory committee.”

 

 

 

5 Medical Doctors with Gary Taubes and Robb Wolf Discuss Coconut Oil and Alzheimer’s Disease

[Bernard]

New Study Links Many Popular OTC Meds With Alzheimer’s

Think twice before popping these pills that shrink your brain, kill your memory and put you in the path of a deadly disease with no cure. One person made an astonishing recovery from severe dementia after quitting multiple meds – including over-the-counter products. Be very careful.

Story at-a-glance

• Anticholinergic drugs block acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that performs important functions in your brain and peripheral and central nervous systems
• In your brain, acetylcholine plays a key role in attention, concentration, memory formation and consolidation, which is why anticholinergic drugs can cause symptoms identical to dementia
• Research assessing effects of anticholinergics found statistically significant associations between dementia and anticholinergic antidepressants, antiparkinson’s drugs, antipsychotics, bladder antimuscarinics and antiepileptic drugs
• Many common over-the-counter drugs contain anticholinergic ingredients, including antihistamine medications sold under the brand names Benadryl and Chlor-Trimeton, sleep aids such as Tylenol PM, Aleve PM and Unisom, the motion sickness medication Dramamine and various cold medicines
• In the case of Benadryl and many sleep aids, the anticholinergic ingredient in question is diphenhydramine. In Chlor-Trimeton it’s chlorpheniramine; in many cold medicines, it’s pyrilamine

According to statistics for 2019,[1]14% of Americans aged 71 or older have some form of dementia. Alzheimer’s disease, which is the most severe and lethal form of dementia, affects an estimated 5.8 million Americans. Of those, 81% are over the age of 75, but approximately 200,000 are younger than 65. In all, 1 in 10 seniors over the age of 65 has Alzheimer’s dementia.

Due to the high prevalence of dementia and the scarcity of effective conventional treatments, prevention is paramount. I’ve written many articles on this topic, highlighting several of the most important prevention strategies, including dietary recommendations and the need for exercise, sun exposure and avoidance of toxins.

One risk factor that has received far less attention is medication side effects, which we’ll focus on here. One class of drugs shown to be of great concern in this regard are anticholinergics — drugs that block acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that performs important functions in your brain and peripheral and central nervous systems.

In your nervous systems, it acts both as an activator and an inhibitor,[2] which is in part why it’s used in such a wide variety of drugs. For example, acetylcholine triggers muscle contractions and pain responses, and is involved in the regulation of your endocrine system and REM sleep cycle.

In your brain, it’s a key player in attention, concentration,[3],[4] memory formation and consolidation,[5] which is precisely why these drugs can cause symptoms identical to dementia.

New Study Links Many Popular OTC Meds With Alzheimer's

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Think twice before popping these pills that shrink your brain, kill your memory and put you in the ...