TOXIC, METABOLIC WASTE IN THE BRAIN

Compromised Drainage of Neuronal Metabolic Wastes Leads to Alzheimer’s Disease
Translated by Dr. Andreas Marx

Alzheimer’s dementia starts with plaque deposition in the entorhinal cortex, then slowly spreads to the hippocampus. Nerve cell communication is eventually disrupted; causing cell death and brain tissue atrophy. Since Alzheimer’s disease begins in the entorhinal cortex, a decrease and eventual loss of smell is one of its early symptoms.

Plaque in the brain
The plaque suspected as a major cause of Alzheimer’s disease results from an accumulation of toxic, metabolic waste that the brain can neither decompose nor eliminate. Specifically, it is a built-up of toxic Beta-42-Amyloid and Tau Fibrils in the temporal region of the brain; blocking cell-to-cell signaling at the synapses, which leads to cell death.

The loss of neurons
Nerve cell death significantly reduces the concentration of the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine, which is essential for learning and memory. This results in the initial stage of short term memory loss. With the reduction of Acetylcholine, the neurotransmitter Glutamate is found in higher concentrations. Ironically, Glutamate is toxic to neurons and in excess, over stimulates and destroys them. As this occurs in the frontal and Hippocampal areas of the brain, memory loss is coupled with functional impairment.

There are other causes of dementia including stroke and Lewy Body Disease which eventually leads to Parkinson’s Disease. However, Alzheimer’s Disease (Alzheimer’s Dementia); now linked to plaque build-up in the brain is responsible for 50%-60% of all cases of dementia.

Plaque interferes with the connection between nerve cells in the brain. Cells die and the brain shrinks.

Regardless of the particular cause of disease, dementia is exacerbated over time by continuous decreases in brain mass and efficiency. Initially, short term memory loss and deficits in learning how to perform simple tasks become noticeable. Impaired concentration and orientation (time and space) accompanied by strong psychological changes (depression and aggression) also become apparent.

Dementia in younger adults always reduces the life span. In all cases, the time from diagnosis to end-stage Alzheimer’s disease may be 5 to 15 years. In the final stage, patients become completely helpless. Many dementia patients also die of infections such as pneumonia.

Drainage for the Brain
Dementia-causing diseases appear to be linked to the brain’s inability to decompose and eliminate accumulated toxic waste that create plaque build-up; resulting in cell death.

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