30 Jan 2025 7:42 am
I have a slightly different theory about the drastic increase in dementia of late. Drugs. Not just recreational drugs, but prescription drugs and even over the counter drugs. Quite recently, they figured out that a bunch of the anti-psychotic, anti-depressive, anti-anxiety drugs, and cholesterol-lowering drugs can cause permanent brain damage. Even drugs like acetaminophen can destroy your liver. What else is it doing while in your system?Cannonpointer » 29 Jan 2025, 6:53 pm » wrote: ↑ He was not driving. His wife was driving. He still had his license, but only to placate him. He had not driven in years.
The truly sad part is that a good detox would likely end his dementia. The reason it is mostly old people who get dementia is that they've lived long enough to accumulate the heavy metals and other toxins which cause the condition. The reason a few get "early onset" is that they've been exposed to more toxins than most.
I've seen dementia turn around with proper chelation therapy. And I don't mean improve. I mean disappear.
Well, that's the end of my anti-drug rant for the day (............patiently awaits vaxx-rant by Cannonpointer)