Anecdotal observations by John Thomas

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Tangles (brain): a defining characteristic of neurological deterioration as seen in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and vascular dementia and usually accompanied by formation of plaques and ‘holes’ in place of lost brain tissue and inflammation.

Tangles refers to tangling of brain neurons.

Overview

Neurological deterioration is associated with plaque formation  and ongoing elevated blood sugar levels [above 90] that can exist for decades prior to cognitive decline.

Anyone suffering neurological deterioration is in a state of systemic low-grade inflammation and must become pro-acitve on a PERSONAL LEVEL if they wish to slow and reverse their condition.

Degeneration of brain tissue is accelerated by use of of STATIN DRUGS which starve the brain of cholesterol and cause it to shrink in the opposite manner in which a baby’s brain develops. Statins drugs are prescribed to ‘treat’ the cholesterol non-crisis.

The brain is made of approximately 90% cholesterol. Brain health is HIGHLY dependent on dietary and liver generated cholesterol.

Other factors that greatly influence degenerative brain dis-ease are elevated A1c and pre-diabetic insulin resistance, both of which contribute to ONGOING low-grade inflammation.

Elevated blood sugar [over 90] causes blood hemoglobin to “glycate”. Glycated hemoglobin is what the A1c measurement is about.

A1c is very different metric than blood glucose readings because it looks BACKWARDS over three months.  RBCs live about 120 days before losing the nucleus and is now called a red blood corpuscle.  Point: red blood cells/corpuscles live four months, three as a cell, and one as a corpuscle.

Medical theory says if you maintain your A1c below 7.0 you need not worry about becoming diabetic, However, a perfect A1c score [5.5] ignores the inflammatory nature of latent diabetes [i.e. pre-diabetes , which eventually leads to degeneration of the vital organs, organ functions, cognitive decline and metabolic syndrome.

Glycated hemoglobin increases reactive free radical production inside blood cells altering blood cell membrane properties and increasing blood viscosity and flow.  Elevated blood pressure is indicative of a LOW OXYGEN state.

Low oxygen is symptomatic of insufficient bi-carbonates and carbon dioxide needed to bond oxygen to hemoglobin for delivery to cells.  Read about the Terrain pH Protocol, here.

The above review should cause readers to make the connection between cardiovascular disease and the push by Big-Pharma and sick-care for intervention and unnecessary assaults on the body and prescription of medications, all of which are inflammatory and destruction to healthy body physiology..

Elevated blood ferritin results in excess iron in the brain, short circuiting of brain neurons and  is usually accompanied by systemic takeover of the body by molds and fungal organism and their mycotoxins.  Read about it here.

Brain tumors [which are often and wrongly called “cancer” are not cancer; rather, they are highly concentrated pockets of fungal spores, iron and ADE’s [advanced glycated end-products] in a state of perpetual, inflammation.  Learn why there is no such thing as cancer and free yourself of worry.

SUMMARY: elevated blood sugar[above 90] drives systemic, low-grade inflammation, free radical production and formation of advanced glycated end-products.

Arterial plaques [atherosclorosis] are the result of ongoing elevated blood sugar levels and excess calcium preciptating out of solution and combining with cholesterol.  Glycated proteins and lipids drive degenerative disease and brain deterioration and formation of plaques results from INABILITY to keep calcium and calcium in circulation for severe deficit of magnesium ions.

Read about DMSO for dissolving plaques and “tangled” brain neurons by clicking link.

Suggestions

1. Change your lifestyle and your diet.
2. Embrace Young Again Club Protocols.
3. Ask for help and be open to new ideas.

 

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