Understanding Alzheimer's Disease Causes

Alzheimer's disease is a physician-caused disease.

Alzheimer's disease did not occur 40 years ago,

even by another name. Now,

it's the number four killer of adults

in the United States over the age of 65.

Now, what is Alzheimer's disease?

Well, it's the going away of the myelin,

the insulation material in the brain,

the white matter of the brain,

which makes up 75% of the brain weight.

When the myelin goes away and you don't

have enough raw materials to replace it,

these naked nerve fibers get all tangled up.

You've all heard of the nerve tangles, right,

in the myelin. They short-circuit and your memory doesn't work.

That's what Alzheimer's is.

Well, this myelin in the brain that makes

up 75% of your brain weight is 100% cholesterol.

So you go on a cholesterol-restricted diet,

you're eating egg beaters instead of eggs,

you're eating egg white omelets,

you're eating margarine and canola oil instead of cream and butter

and lard and eggs, and you're eating tofu instead of red meat,

you're eating boneless, skinless chicken breasts.

Now, how they grow chickens without skin, I don't know,

but they figured that one out.

You're better off throwing away the chicken and eating the skin.

Then, if you can't get your blood cholesterol below 200,

normal, remember, is 220, 270.

If you can't get your blood cholesterol below 200,

they give you cholesterol-lowering drugs.

Then you can't remember who you are because you have Alzheimer's disease.

Now, because you can't rebuild the myelin in the brain.