The Common Denominator With Neurological Diseases

Did you know that Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Dementia have a common denominator?

Scientists believe the problem begins with the slow degeneration of the brain cells with two abnormal structures: plaques and tangles. It is thought that the plaques and tangles are the prime cause for damaging and killing nerve cells. Most experts believe both the plaque and tangles play a critical role in blocking communication among cells and disrupting the normal cell’s processes.

Based on my fifty plus years of clinical experience the presence of the plaque and tangles are a reaction to an alteration within the brain tissue. The potential factors that can elicit such changes can be derived from three sources: physical, chemical, and psychological. Structural distortions like concussions, which will alter the blood flow and accumulate metabolic wastes, and initiate inflammation, scarring and degeneration.

Second, chemicals and heavy metal toxicity from root canal teeth, mercury fillings, arsenic laden pesticides used on chicken feed, chemtrail contaminants (aluminum, barium, and strontium), radiation from Fukushima, Japan (March 2011), glyphosates (Monsanto’s Round-Up), viruses like cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr virus, Lyme infection, and a myriad of other environmental chemicals. Another important aspect is the fact that most peoples’ membranes are inflamed from the adulterated fats in our food, especially the omega-6 fatty acids. Once corrupted by the adulterated oils, the amount of oxygen entering the cell is dramatically reduced. A perfect storm in the form of Alzheimer’s , Parkinson’s disease, and dementia is just a matter of time. The third factor is psychological. Emotional traumas can form calcium deposits in the brain and ultimately form cancer anywhere in the body. The common denominator of all three groups is that they will initiate inflammation. Chronic inflammation will result in fibrosis or scarring, which in turn will cause decreased circulation, a build-up of toxic wastes, and ultimately cellular dysfunction. In my professional opinion, the plaque and tangles are a direct reaction of the body to the chronic inflammation and its sequela.