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12. Many good points there. Unfortunately other animals are implicated

Sat Aug 8, 2015, 04:16 PM

Aug 2015

in Crutzfeld Jacob's Disease, the human version of "Mad Cow" disease.

Even wild game has been found to be infected.

We are not doing enough to stop the destruction of our ability to think and reason. And then there's the huge problem of caring for people who can't think for themselves. The fact that this is happening more and more and younger and younger ages -- is an extremely frightening thought.

There are too many things crashing upon us right now which proves that we have pulled too many strands out of the web-of-life and it is coming apart, bit by bit.

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People are developing dementia earlier and dying of it more, a study shows (Much more so in USA) [View all] AikidoSoul Aug 2015 OP

too much FOX gnus hollysmom Aug 2015 #1

Damn. Beat me to it. Eleanors38 Aug 2015 #3

It came from a study, not Fox. The study was reported by the Washington Post AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #7

nonono annabanana Aug 2015 #15

Ooops. That escaped me. Must be my dementia although I never watch Faux "News" AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #19

Fox News is the anti-crosswords, anti-musicianship activity; hence pro-dementia Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2015 #25

I didn't accuse anyone of being a troll, I asked a question, which is perfectly legitimate. AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #53

It's passive-aggressive to ask an insinuating question like that. As good as accusing. Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2015 #63

This message was self-deleted by its author Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2015 #62

Wow, another anti-science response and in less than 6 seconds. Guess you didn't read the study? AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #4

wow, lighten up who knows, maybe I lost it already. hollysmom Aug 2015 #13

I believe annabanana Aug 2015 #16

Not all the time, but probably when I'm discussing a AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #21

nope, she wasalways crazy, hollysmom Aug 2015 #26

But do you ever find your keys in the refrigerator? HubertHeaver Aug 2015 #27

mope,. try to keep mine dry as it has a battery operated fob. hollysmom Aug 2015 #29

I have an old car. No fob. HubertHeaver Aug 2015 #34

If you are serious about that arikara Aug 2015 #31

I lost my Dad to dementia - to me 840high Aug 2015 #32

we were losing my father that way as well but then! hollysmom Aug 2015 #39

That is a touching, heartbreaking story hollysmom. Many of us are going through AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #44

I'm sorry. arikara Aug 2015 #60

Hugs. 840high Aug 2015 #61

Animals get dementia too, and other neurological disorders AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #18

Fox is anti-science, not hollysmom. Your insinuations about paid trolling are knee-jerk. nt Bernardo de La Paz Aug 2015 #64

Nobody here watches FOX! pocoloco Aug 2015 #35

And whatever they put in the food today. hobbit709 Aug 2015 #2

It's most likely whats in the AIR. Your olfactory pathway goes directly to your brain and that's AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #5

There was some scientific speculation a few years ago that beef eating was a factor. Arugula Latte Aug 2015 #8

Many good points there. Unfortunately other animals are implicated AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #12

Dietary patterns have long been associated with decreasing cognitive decline Ichingcarpenter Aug 2015 #9

Good examples there AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #11

I'm happy wine is not on there, Arugula Latte Aug 2015 #72

good info Liberal_in_LA Aug 2015 #56

Big pharma playing a role? Over-medication? nt daredtowork Aug 2015 #6

It is definitely part of the picture. AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #10

Thank you for this, my friend. Duppers Aug 2015 #58

The most relevant words are "could be". And these paragraphs... uppityperson Aug 2015 #14

There will always be skeptics, but there is no debate AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #23

My dad just died from dementia, his mom did also. I have a strong family trait and serious concerns uppityperson Aug 2015 #59

Envirotoxicity is under-appreciated for a very good reason. Octafish Aug 2015 #17

EXACTLY. AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #24

They did the same for asbestos. Octafish Aug 2015 #28

we shouldn't call them dirty-cop whitecoats, we should call bad boys in blue "ACSH cops" MisterP Aug 2015 #40

Good point! The American Council on Science and Health is an industry whore, paid by industry. AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #46

they don't just cultivate spokespeople, their goal is to create an ideology and a climate of doubt MisterP Aug 2015 #49

cocktail of toxins and faux/reality tv. glinda Aug 2015 #20

Watch it turn out to be from bottled water. Spitfire of ATJ Aug 2015 #22

I Say RobinA Aug 2015 #71

Aluminum arikara Aug 2015 #30

Excellent post with excellent resources. Thank you Arikara AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #47

Thanks for all the info Person 2713 Aug 2015 #54

Perhaps the chemtrail worriers had a point. hedda_foil Aug 2015 #66

I never thought it was "woo" arikara Aug 2015 #67

Exactly. hedda_foil Aug 2015 #68

GMOs, increased diabetes etc. Rosa Luxemburg Aug 2015 #33

When I was a kid living in New Jersey LibDemAlways Aug 2015 #36

Albuquerque was still spraying Malathion in the late 90's out of trucks going through neighborhoods womanofthehills Aug 2015 #42

I belong to several toxic injury groups and to the Collaborative for Health and the Environment AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #50

toxic injury womanofthehills Aug 2015 #65

Malathion's active ingredient is warfare agent called organophosphate AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #48

Google the Mind diet for prevention of Dementia classykaren Aug 2015 #37

Are there ways to prevent this? Deadshot Aug 2015 #38

Avoid pesticides, synthetic fragrances, toxic areas to live in, synthetic carpeting AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #52

Have you run into any fabrics or colors that react to the alcohol adversely ? Person 2713 Aug 2015 #55

Sorry to be so late answering. The answer is yes, some delicate fabrics AikidoSoul Aug 2015 #70

Thank you for all the info . Yes I already use Eco no dye fragrance Person 2713 Aug 2015 #73

It's diet. retrowire Aug 2015 #41

Aspertame in soda. Dawson Leery Aug 2015 #43

I think that, too. roamer65 Aug 2015 #45

'Murica, babeh d_b Aug 2015 #51

Certainly explains my experiences with Facebook. /nt Marr Aug 2015 #57

Look at the food supply. Trying watching Genetic Roulette, read Altered Genes, Twisted Skwmom Aug 2015 #69