Recent South Korean study showed correlation between vax and Alzhiemers. Study involved over half a million people over 62. But correlation isn't causation right?.
can you list that study? I have seen plenty on COVID itself increasing alzheimers and this one that found protective impacts from the vaccine "A range of conditions including Guillain-Barré syndrome, cognitive deficit, insomnia, anxiety disorder, encephalitis, ischaemic stroke and mood disorder exhibited a pronounced increase in long-term risk. Factors such as mild severity of COVID-19, increased vaccination against COVID-19 and heterologous vaccination were associated with reduced long-term risk of adverse neuropsychiatric outcomes. " Short- and long-term neuropsychiatric outcomes in long COVID in South Korea and Japan
Statins are associated with increased risk of diabetes and dementia. Dementia is now also called Type 3 diabetes. Eating few or no carbs, and eat lots of meat and fat will help avoid / heal T2 and T3 diabetes.
you can't prevent dementia in eveyrone - to many factors - for example, psychiatric illnesses which have a higher incidence of dementia. Dementia is not one thing like 'heart disease' is not one thing, and arthritis is not one thing and cancer is not one thing. If you have epilepsy you have increased risk. If you have to take lithium you increase your chances. If you have the gene in your family you have increased risk. It runs in my mothers family - but she has avoided it to now (91). I see the edges of it starting though. A pristine diet, exercise, not obese, not smoking, not drinking and avoiding stress... never ate junk food. It's just programmed to destroy her. they all die of dementia followed by stroke. the five other siblings, they got it early though. the smokers and drinkers in their 70s, and the obese one in early 80s. Mum seems to have had ten extra years. COVID is also a risk - "The researchers found that the risk of developing new-onset dementia after a SARS-CoV-2 infection was higher at the one-year follow-up compared to the three- and six-month follow-ups, suggesting that new-onset dementia was one of the long-term consequences of SARS-CoV-2 infections."
Statins have been increased... dementia has increased... you work it out
Recent South Korean study showed correlation between vax and Alzhiemers. Study involved over half a million people over 62. But correlation isn't causation right?.
can you list that study? I have seen plenty on COVID itself increasing alzheimers and this one that found protective impacts from the vaccine "A range of conditions including Guillain-Barré syndrome, cognitive deficit, insomnia, anxiety disorder, encephalitis, ischaemic stroke and mood disorder exhibited a pronounced increase in long-term risk. Factors such as mild severity of COVID-19, increased vaccination against COVID-19 and heterologous vaccination were associated with reduced long-term risk of adverse neuropsychiatric outcomes. "
Short- and long-term neuropsychiatric outcomes in long COVID in South Korea and Japan
I knew all this anyway but forgot
Stop chem-trailing with aluminium
Yeah make a tinfoil hat out of it
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Vax
COVID actually, not the vaccine. there is no evidence the vaccine causes acceleration of dementia but there is evidence that COVID does.
Lack of sunlight
Geo engineering with aluminium, barium , bad water over processed food...
My dad had a 4th jab and was affected cognitively noticeably. He had good diet, supplements etc
Sugar
Statins are associated with increased risk of diabetes and dementia. Dementia is now also called Type 3 diabetes. Eating few or no carbs, and eat lots of meat and fat will help avoid / heal T2 and T3 diabetes.
Type 2 diabetes, otherwise known as metabolic disease. Too many UPFs.
Loneliness
Processed food is a big factor. The amount of crap we eat nowadays!
B vitamins, omega 3 and omega 6 fats.
p fizer
you can't prevent dementia in eveyrone - to many factors - for example, psychiatric illnesses which have a higher incidence of dementia. Dementia is not one thing like 'heart disease' is not one thing, and arthritis is not one thing and cancer is not one thing. If you have epilepsy you have increased risk. If you have to take lithium you increase your chances. If you have the gene in your family you have increased risk. It runs in my mothers family - but she has avoided it to now (91). I see the edges of it starting though. A pristine diet, exercise, not obese, not smoking, not drinking and avoiding stress... never ate junk food. It's just programmed to destroy her. they all die of dementia followed by stroke. the five other siblings, they got it early though. the smokers and drinkers in their 70s, and the obese one in early 80s. Mum seems to have had ten extra years. COVID is also a risk - "The researchers found that the risk of developing new-onset dementia after a SARS-CoV-2 infection was higher at the one-year follow-up compared to the three- and six-month follow-ups, suggesting that new-onset dementia was one of the long-term consequences of SARS-CoV-2 infections."
Obesity plays a factor.
I had an appointment at the hospital for dementia...
I forgot to go...😂😂😂😂😂
Its a joke..
Look up Chris Exley. Sacked due yo his research on aluminium in the brain.
I am 70. Forgot to go for the 💉💉💉💉😂
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