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83. I'm happy for them to make a*reasonable* profit,

Reply to EarthFirst (Reply #80)

Thu Jun 13, 2019, 07:14 PM

Jun 2019

if they could just help people with Alzheimer’s. This is still a capitalist society.

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Possible Alzheimer's Prevention Breakthrough Reported [View all] appalachiablue Jun 2019 OP

Wouldn't this be something? MontanaMama Jun 2019 #1

Sure would and hopefully leads to advancement on many others! Brainfodder Jun 2019 #11

The vaccine must be affordable, absolutely. appalachiablue Jun 2019 #13

I would hope that this could be fast tracked due to the massive necessity. olegramps Jun 2019 #26

I hope so. demosincebirth Jun 2019 #75

Really hopeful about this pandr32 Jun 2019 #2

My mother did, too. trev Jun 2019 #61

Ditto n/t Cal Carpenter Jun 2019 #73

K & R 50 Shades Of Blue Jun 2019 #3

Of course it's not a natural cure. lark Jun 2019 #4

Really? Fasting how often? A relative passed on info Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #9

Calls for permanent fasting, not eating from 8pm to 8am. lark Jun 2019 #12

What do CBD and BIL stand for? Pretty soon whole sentences will be acronyms! Doitnow Jun 2019 #21

CBD is hemp oil which you can take for pain lunatica Jun 2019 #23

I didn't use those, but I know what they are. lark Jun 2019 #31

CBD, not CDB. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #37

Yes: klook Jun 2019 #76

CannaBiDiol and Brother-In-Law. Cannabidiol is not psychoactive. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #36

... but a brother-in-law COULD be. Beartracks Jun 2019 #62

"Fasting" 8pm to 8am? That's NORMAL! Why do you think it is called BREAKfast? Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #39

I haven't eaten like that since I was in my 40's. lark Jun 2019 #46

Ah, that makes sense. Sorry, it was snark against the promoters labeling it fasting, not you. Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #47

I was thinking the same thing. :). But maybe it Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #56

It's NOT reading. That's association, not causation. There are other REAL activities to stave off A Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #40

I am not a doctor or scientist...just passing on what Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #42

I vaguely remember crosswords being "disproven" so I searched and found the opposite Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #49

Yes...my thought is that the research he is doing Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #52

"confusion between evidence" Cetacea Jun 2019 #77

Maybe novels helped my mother srobertss Jun 2019 #24

Didn't work with my mom. Stonepounder Jun 2019 #30

Didn't work for my dad wither. MontanaMama Jun 2019 #33

Yes the way I took it was that those are the only two things, reading Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #43

Here's something. I'm going to go mind my own business now. mahina Jun 2019 #64

'Several'? everything but the kitchen sink. Come on NIH, this broad.. appalachiablue Jun 2019 #70

There are lots of studies. You can search the published journal articles on pubmed directly. mahina Jun 2019 #71

Thanks Mahina! You rock Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #72

Na Laura it's not mine. mahina Jun 2019 #74

NIH and PubMed are valuable for sure, thanks for posting. appalachiablue Jun 2019 #82

That is interesting. I have often thought...you might be Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #53

My mother knew srobertss Jun 2019 #65

I searched "pubmed, dementia, coffee,novels" mahina Jun 2019 #45

Interesting. So reading and dementia didn't pop up Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #54

I just didn't search that term. mahina Jun 2019 #57

thanks SO much for finding this. Extremely interesting Mahina ! Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #60

Easy as pie. Just search with the term 'pubmed' for peer reviewed journal articl s mahina Jun 2019 #63

Define "natural"? zipplewrath Jun 2019 #10

I'd include CBD in natural, but I don't know a lot bout that.. lark Jun 2019 #14

anxiety zipplewrath Jun 2019 #17

It works on dogs. BigmanPigman Jun 2019 #29

Never heard of nightime dementia. We lost our dog Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #44

I never heard of it either but after I did BigmanPigman Jun 2019 #48

You are funny BG !!!!! Does the dog drink it? Duh Laura PourMeADrink Jun 2019 #55

It tastes gross! BigmanPigman Jun 2019 #59

A doctor I know says physical exercise is a preventative measure Auggie Jun 2019 #16

That's good to know. I'm reading up on prevention right now. Honeycombe8 Jun 2019 #19

Alzheimers is not due to inflammation on the brain. Completely different mechanism. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 2019 #35

Fasting for 12 hours is basically skipping breakfast Politicub Jun 2019 #58

Keto diet as well Cetacea Jun 2019 #78

I like Keto but my husband hates it and he's the cook. lark Jun 2019 #85

Good. And good luck with everything Cetacea Jun 2019 #86

hope this and other promising threads are covered under right to try. mopinko Jun 2019 #5

A kick for my late mother, Angie. denbot Jun 2019 #6

Watching a family member go through this and helping arrange care AllyCat Jun 2019 #7

Wow - talk about a big find rurallib Jun 2019 #8

Keep in mind this is incredibly preliminary results. PoindexterOglethorpe Jun 2019 #15

That's amazing! That co. is also working on Parkinson's. Imagine if those 2 things... Honeycombe8 Jun 2019 #18

It's not a company. It's lunatica Jun 2019 #25

Looks like there are multiple universities and companies working on that. Honeycombe8 Jun 2019 #32

I'm glad so much research is being done on this horrible disease lunatica Jun 2019 #34

I hope this works. Probably not helpful to those with the disease. SleeplessinSoCal Jun 2019 #20

The research shows improvement in mice with Alzheimers lunatica Jun 2019 #27

thank you so much for the hopeful news. SleeplessinSoCal Jun 2019 #67

There is always hope lunatica Jun 2019 #69

Pretty soon there will be a vaccine for getting up in the morning! Doitnow Jun 2019 #22

A billion would be a bargain wryter2000 Jun 2019 #28

K and R Stuart G Jun 2019 #38

Make it so Bayard Jun 2019 #41

I wonder how what they are testing relates to AADvac1 vaccine trials? pat_k Jun 2019 #50

They will undoubtedly charge an astronomical fee for it. CentralMass Jun 2019 #51

I'll believe it when I see it Raine Jun 2019 #66

Nada about toxins in food and household products which are appalachiablue Jun 2019 #68

Common anticholinergic drugs like Benadryl linked to increased dementia risk Cetacea Jun 2019 #79

I'd read this too, and also wonder about prescription drug appalachiablue Jun 2019 #81

Somewhere someone is salivating over the potential profit... nt EarthFirst Jun 2019 #80

I'm happy for them to make a*reasonable* profit, marybourg Jun 2019 #83

Four comments: yonder Jun 2019 #84