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I still firmly believe a large portion of alzheimer cases are due to candida or other forms of gut dysbiosis, leading to the breakdown of the blood-brain barrie
by canadiantim 2y ago
I still firmly believe a large portion of alzheimer cases are due to candida or other forms of gut dysbiosis, leading to the breakdown of the blood-brain barrier. Candida then enters the brain and the glial cells break down the candida producing amyloid plaques. But the root cause is from the gut.
- theGnuMe 2y agoThe microbiome is significant. Could it not also be olfactory?
- canadiantim 2y agoOlfactory in what way? I think toxins could definitely get in by breathing it in, e.g. like mold, which is a generally underestimated, but in my opinion significant source of complex chronic conditions. So for sure those are possibilities too. I suspect alzheimers (which is a subset of dementia), is a cluster of diseases similar to cancer. I think a large subset is due to candida, but I wouldn't be surprised if mold and other environmental toxins cause other subsets.