Let's play "Antibodies for Alzheimers!"

[anonymous]

I never was crazy about drugs that make us piss sugar. Of course, you could ferment said urine into something useful, if it hasnt already fermented in your urinary tract. Nothing like chunks of yeasty stuff to make things better

Starting to feel like we are pushing snake oil or doing some sort of witchcraft and sorcery!

Pushing extremely small real world benefits at crazy costs.

Almost as bad as:
Purdue Pharma and opioids
Martin Shkreli ‘pharma bro ‘with darapim
Cigarette company’s lies
Pfizer vaccine side effects
List can go on and on$

 

[anonymous]

coffee!!!

Caffeine: Cognitive and Physical Performance Enhancer or Psychoactive Drug?

 

[anonymous]

Covid... any clues here? https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-09-factor-alzheimer-disease-older.html

 

[anonymous]

Looks like they are starting to ramp up the salesforce for ALZ , they have managers hired now.

 

[anonymous]

No approval … where is the safety data?

I thought we already learned our lessons.. it is not good to kill your patients

 

[anonymous]

Looks like they are starting to ramp up the salesforce for ALZ , they have managers hired now.

Those managers will be looking for new work now

 

[anonymous]

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-01-brain-cognitive-decline.html

Go for a hike.

Get lost.

Play games.

 

[anonymous]

Is it really all about past virus exposure?

Virus exposure and neurodegenerative disease risk across national biobanks

Readers of Oliver Sacks would see insights here.

 

[anonymous]

Maybe our medical team can look into this once in a lifetime opportunity:

Long Covid Might Teach Us How to Prevent Alzheimer’s wall

 

[anonymous]

Viruses!

https://www.sciencealert.com/study-...s-links-viruses-to-alzheimers-again-and-again

you are welcome

 

[anonymous]

Exercise
Nutrition
Cardiovascular fitness (see above)

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-01-action-alzheimer-disease.html

also, immunization for pneumonia, shingles, and possibly other viruses (see previous post)

in Oliver Sacks’ lingo, we are looking at “constellations” if causal relationships.

 

[anonymous]

Cinnamon!

"In vivo studies showed that using cinnamon or its components, such as eugenol, cinnamaldehyde, and cinnamic acid, could positively alter cognitive function," Nakhaee, Kooshki and their colleagues wrote in their paper. "In vitro studies also showed that adding cinnamon or cinnamaldehyde to a cell medium can reduce tau aggregation, Amyloid β and increase cell viability."

Would do y’all think? Would the Colonel approve?

 

[anonymous]

Hey how about this:

Magnesium, relaxation, and other tips...

https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/31/neuroscientist-how-to-avoid-brain-fog.html

Perhaps, over the course of a lifetime, it is small dietary and lifestyle factors that make the difference.

 

[anonymous]

Amyloid is involved, but is at most only half of the problem???

Tau is equally important, and maybe far more important due to interaction with RNAs early in the disease process: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-02-overlooked-tau-rna-interaction-play-key.html

 

[anonymous]

Cholesterol management may help

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-03-alzheimer-links-cholesterol-toxic-protein.html

 

[anonymous]

The eyes are a window into the brain:

https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/981611

 

[anonymous]

Two words: SMALL MOLECULES
https://cen.acs.org/biological-chem...ccess-revival-small-molecule-alzheimer/101/i9

 

[anonymous]

Not getting approved

 

[anonymous]

Not getting approved

Decided to pick another company to troll, Biogen guy?

 

[anonymous]

Deep sleep may guard against memory loss linked to Alzheimer's - UPI.com

"Think of deep sleep almost like a life raft that keeps memory afloat, rather than memory getting dragged down by the weight of Alzheimer's disease pathology," Walker said. "It now seems that deep NREM sleep may be a new, missing piece in the explanatory puzzle of cognitive reserve. This is especially exciting because we can do something about it. There are ways we can improve sleep, even in older adults."