What if Alzheimer’s disease is an inflammatory disorder of the brains?
Posted by nunstudy on January 3, 2010
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Here you can join our discussion on Alzheimer’s Disease. The latest studies suggest that Alzheimer’s is a disease of inflammation rather than plaques. Scientists around the world have come to this conclusion. But why are there still only so-called plaques medications for Alzheimer patients available? Why does the pharmaceutical Industry not produce an adequate medication that supports the new findings. And why, above all are patients all over the world left in the dark?
In the US there are at present millions of people suffering from Alzheimer’s. They have a right for the results gained from the Nun Study be taken seriously and applied in an effective medication.
Our main website nun-study.com shows movie documentaries about those findings and gained results. These are backed up scientific findings that allow only one conclusion: Alzheimer’s is – in contrary to common belief – an inflammation of the brains and has to be treated as such.
The documentary movies will give you an insight on:
- which Alzheimer scientists around the world have discovered those findings
- why there is almost no Alzheimer patient in rheumatic clinics worldwide
- how Alzheimer mice were treated with an anti-inflammatory and over time behaved as their non-Alzheimer counterparts did
- why the pharmaceutical industry is not willing to produce a new medication for Alzheimer’s, based on these findings even though the scientists have contacted them to do so.
