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Yo_Mama

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17. This is an actual experiment that showed measurable results and I believe them to be true.
Fri Dec 26, 2014, 11:55 PM
Dec 2014

Vasculitis is implicated in multiple disorders, and the protocol given will sharply reduce blood sugar fluctuations and small vessel spasming in most individuals. This, along with adequate protein and daily exercise, improves blood flow to tissues. Over time, there is a very definite improvement.

This is close to an experimental program we are following with some diabetic patients, and the improvement in mental and physical function is dramatic.

We started to develop it because some patients with heart problems need beta blockers, but do terribly on them. The only thing we could come up with when looking at this group was that they had abnormal blood sugar curves, and there were indications that they always had (most weren't diabetics, so it was genetic). Beta blockers will all reduce the ability of the body to respond to blood sugar fluctuations.

I suspect that marginal loss of mental function is causing a decline in compensatory function in the AD patients, and I don't find it surprising at all that this protocol would improve their functioning after seeing patients develop dementia quite rapidly on beta blockers and then reverse the condition when the stabilization program was started and the beta blocker dosage was reduced and altered to allow better parasympathetic function in these patients.

Doing tests on healthier subjects, we find that by altering the balance of minerals in their system we can observe very similar changes.

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Link? MannyGoldstein Dec 2014 #1
slow kpete Dec 2014 #3
Do you have a link for this? Ruby the Liberal Dec 2014 #2
If we would invest just one years worth of military funding into research ...what could be done. L0oniX Dec 2014 #4
Fascinating: Almost the entire protocol is things we can do for ourselves. enough Dec 2014 #5
Thanks for this!! nt Logical Dec 2014 #8
I'm never gonna make it..... panader0 Dec 2014 #13
The Crackpot Diet Fred Friendlier Dec 2014 #14
This is an actual experiment that showed measurable results and I believe them to be true. Yo_Mama Dec 2014 #17
LOL, not a science type person I assume. nt Logical Dec 2014 #22
who are the socialists you speak of? spanone Dec 2014 #23
Who are these "socialists" of whom you speak, and WTF do they have to do with this? Hekate Dec 2014 #24
There is nothing "crackpot" about a diet that is low in simple sugars pnwmom Dec 2014 #25
You do realize that Orwell was reacting to the Fabians Warpy Dec 2014 #31
Oh, you'll be fun during your stay here. randome Dec 2014 #38
a crackpot post. hit and run....oooh, verry scary. spanone Dec 2014 #43
Orwell was in favor of socialism and in this work 5X Dec 2014 #49
Similar to suggested MS protocal duhneece Dec 2014 #15
i should be dead by now Ramses Dec 2014 #16
They are saying this is nutrient related... dixiegrrrrl Dec 2014 #20
Guess I'll just have to get demented Warpy Dec 2014 #29
Sorry LittleGirl Dec 2014 #36
This message was self-deleted by its author randome Dec 2014 #40
Science trumps anecdata Warpy Dec 2014 #52
Study indicates in the conclusion that it is anecdotal but warrants more research AllyCat Jan 2015 #66
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2014 #53
Maybe you are already. nt Logical Dec 2014 #54
Good. LittleGirl Dec 2014 #35
Just curious: why all but three? randome Dec 2014 #46
just a random 3 that I haven't done yet LittleGirl Dec 2014 #47
The sad thing is that most people won't bother with this list. randome Dec 2014 #39
Call me a skeptic, but if you decide to try it be alert to adverse reactions to supplements. Vinca Dec 2014 #41
There's a danger that healthy, younger people will jump on this list now. And they shouldn't. randome Dec 2014 #42
I asked my doctor about taking supplements madokie Dec 2014 #64
I still take 3 things in small amounts for specific reasons and because I know they're effective. Vinca Dec 2014 #65
I agree with those things, except for maybe #18. ladyVet Dec 2014 #63
'Dr. Bredesen’s study upends the current hypothesis of the origins of AD. elleng Dec 2014 #6
It's not just that - it's also that some people have genetics that are very sensitive to glucose Yo_Mama Dec 2014 #19
A pill that will cure Republicans ????? Mustellus Dec 2014 #7
k+r ...nt TeeYiYi Dec 2014 #9
Amazing! blackspade Dec 2014 #10
A major breakthrough. especially for anyone with a family history that includes Alzheimer's LongTomH Dec 2014 #11
Grains, grains, grains NJCher Dec 2014 #12
This isn't true for everybody - the underlying genetics is different. Yo_Mama Dec 2014 #21
True. And not everybody gets Alzheimers. pnwmom Dec 2014 #27
Same here ! LittleGirl Dec 2014 #37
This is awesome! blondie58 Dec 2014 #18
Bookmarking. Thanks, kpete. Hekate Dec 2014 #26
Wow! progressoid Dec 2014 #28
Wonderful, very hopeful news! silverweb Dec 2014 #30
Type 3 Diabetes pugetres Dec 2014 #32
When I read this Boreal Dec 2014 #33
Complex problems rarely have simple solutions, if they did reagonomics would have worked. evirus Dec 2014 #45
Because the med-pharma mafia Boreal Dec 2014 #58
Do you realize how asinine that sounds? evirus Dec 2014 #62
No control group? Helen Borg Dec 2014 #34
The mega-doses of some vitamins may be unhealthy for those without Alzheimer's. randome Dec 2014 #44
Right - best is for everyone to check with their Dr. Now with the ACA more than ever can. Tommymac Dec 2014 #50
posted to for later 1StrongBlackMan Dec 2014 #48
Thank you for posting Gothmog Dec 2014 #51
how do you reverse swiss cheese? xchrom Dec 2014 #55
After my husband's heart surgery, his cardiologists told him that Atkins wasn't wrong. . . Paula Sims Dec 2014 #56
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2014 #57
Do you know of Drs. Dean Ornish and Caldwell Esselstyn? Both advise diet of many veg, fruits, appalachiablue Dec 2014 #60
Because of generic reasons, I have to eat meat Paula Sims Dec 2014 #61
I would be less skeptical of a different headline loyalsister Dec 2014 #59
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