Archive for the 'Alzheimer’s Germ' Category
Alzheimer s Disease Which Germ is It?
December 17, 2018Posted in Alzheimer's Germ | Leave a Comment »
Tags: Alois Alzheimer, Alzheimer's Germ, Arnold Rich, Auguste Deter, Early History of Alzheimer's Bacteriology, Emil Kraepelin, Etiology of Alzheimer's, Forbes Winslow, Gaetano Perusini, History of Alzheimer's disease, Journal of the American Medical Association, Louis- Nicolas Papavoine, Ludvig Hektoen, Otto Ranke, Otto Roepke, Sir Thomas Clouston, The Journ. of Infectious Diseases, Thomas Barlow
Are the Infectious Roots of Alzheimer’s Buried Deep in the Past?
December 16, 2018Posted in Alzheimer's Germ | Leave a Comment »
Tags: Actinomycosis, Aloise Alzheimer, Alzheimer's Disease, Chlamydia pneumoniae, Dr. EE Southard, Dr. Philip Schwartz, Emile Kraepelin, funguses, History of Alzheimer's disease, HSV-1, Infectious theory of Alzheimer's, mycobacterium tuberculosis, Neurodegenerative disease, Neurotuberculosis, Oskar Fischer, Oskar Fischer's Alzheimer's germ, Sir Thomas Smith Clouston, spirochetes, Streptothrix
Dr. Oskar Fischer’s Mysterious Little Alzheimer’s Germ- J. Alz Dse Editors Blog
December 16, 2018Posted in Alzheimer's Germ | Leave a Comment »
Tags: Actinobacteria, Alternative treatment AD, Antimycobacterials for AD, Chlamydia, Dr. Oskar Fischer, Early History of Alzheimer's Bacteriology, Etiology of Alzheimer's, FDA approved drugs for AD, Fungus, HSV-1, Mycobacteria, Streptothrix, Syphilis and the Spirochetes
Alzheimer’s FDA Approved Drugs & Alternatives: What are They Really Treating?
December 14, 2018Posted in Alzheimer's Germ, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment »
Tags: Alternative treatment AD, Alzheimer's drugs, Coconut oil, Complete Freund's Adjuvant, Curcumin, EAE, Effects of acyclovir other then as an anti-viral, Efficacy of Alzheimer's treatments, Fasudil, Helmer's 2006 study showing anti-herpetics 'not significant' for lessening dementia, Kooy's study found mycobacteria in febrile herpes samples, Mycobacterial Research, Rifampacin as neuroprotective for AD, Suggested off-label use of anti-herpetics for Alzheimer's, The Fenton Reaction, Tzeng's 2018 retrospective study suggesting anti-herpetics reduce dementia, Vitamin C and Alzheimer's
Alzheimer’s: Do Anti-Herpetics Reduce the Risk of Dementia and if so, Why?
December 14, 2018Posted in Alzheimer's Germ | Leave a Comment »
Tags: Anti-mycobacterial effects of the purine nucleoside analogs such as acyclovir, Antimicrobial activity of Acyclovir (Zovirax), Do anti-herpetics Reduce the risk of dementia and if so, Does acyclovir have anti-mycobacterial activity?, Helmer's population-based cohort saying anti-herpetics 'not significant' in reducing dementia, History of acyclovir, History of HSV-1, HSV 'cold sores' and 'fever blisters', Kooy found microbacteria in febrile herpes, Tzeng's 2018 Retrospective Taiwan study claiming anti-herpetics decreased dementia risk, why?
Lawrence Broxmeyer M.D. 