Dear RM Agents and Readers,

With Ms Hillary Clinton being stated to be dealing with Dementia and after many have run the full gamut of illness's that are neurological and often interchangeable as they don't have correct diagnostic testing.

Sometimes the best advice is see if antibiotics work and diagnose after that; just from what I've been seeing across the internet for the last 3 years. I'm sure longer but it has been the last three years that it has come to my attention.

https://www.envita.com/lyme-disease/alzheimers-linked-to-lyme-disease-keeping-your-memory-strong

Common Causes of Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease

Common Causes of Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease

Many things may contribute to Alzheimer's, so let's look at a few of them. Most people point to genetics when they diagnose Alzheimer's, but its only linked in 1 to 5% of cases. [5] Since the turn of the 20th century, Alzheimer's saw an explosion in growth in developed countries, but not undeveloped countries, leading some researchers to believe this is a new disease phenomenon with strong ties to environmental factors.

Excess copper in the diet has been linked to neuronal toxicity and zinc deficiency can cause neuronal damage. [4] This copper has been hypothesized to come from copper pipes in drinking water. In mice, it has been shown that increased zinc diets show significant cognitive benefit.

Another significant link shows that injuries, especially in the spinal cord, leads to brain cells dying off and an increased production of glial cells. Glial cells are helpful in defending the brain from bacteria and toxins, but too many of them can cause scarring that inhibits healthy neuron growth. [6] Contrary to popular belief, the brain never really stops developing, as adult brains contain stem cells.[8] Through a process called neurogenesis, these cells are constantly building neural tissue, even in old age and can even repair itself after trauma such as a stroke. [7] Unfortunately, these glial cell scars are what seem to prevent the brain from recovering in the long term.

What this seems to indicate is that Alzheimer's disease is not a random occurrence linked to genetics. It's more likely that patients with AD are actually fighting against environmental pollutants, physical trauma and even chronic infections, which we'll look at in more detail below.

More at this link:

https://www.envita.com/lyme-disease/alzheimers-linked-to-lyme-disease-keeping-your-memory-strong

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YA THINK!!!

Many Blessings,
CrystalRiver