Robin I see you consider Alzheimer's and other auto immune connections . I find it difficult to seperate the wheat from the chaff in the Internet age particularly when there are vested interests that certainly do not want you to.
An example of this might be a friend of mine (Wilson) He had been diagnosed with MS at the age of 32.
I'm sure you know all about MS and the effects so I wont dwell to long on that description. Wilson now aged 68 was forced to retire at the age of 42 and required progressively more assistance and aids. sticks wheel chairs . stair lift , adapted car for his wife to drive. I'm sure you can imagine - Its a story all to oft told.
Wilson still got down to the local pub now and again which is where I met him . I began researching MS on his behalf hoping to be able to help him a little .
What I discovered was disturbing and in another way dangerous, in so much as I came quite close to killing the man by accident.
I of course spent a deal more time with Wilson than any Dr could afford to . I read up on the subject and observed . I didn't believe Wilson had MS at all .
In due course I was proved right but in a culture where we have been trained to sue everyone for everything and anything thats a rocky road.
- The tale of Wilson - In due course as I researched some ten years ago I came across this association

http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0961203314555539

In other words (as I read it) Hughes syndrome (professor Hughes being the Welsh discoverer) could effectively mimic MS . the percentage unknown as it wasn't and still isn't automatically tested for.
I printed the work off and took it to Wilson . (He didn't and still doesn't own a computer).
Wilson decided to experiment with aspirin , The effect was astonishing . two days later he walked 3/4 of a mile to the pub and walked home again.
Alas I'm no Dr and can't write scrips of give directions . I can't imagine what it felt like for Wilson to be out of pain and out of his wheel chair for the first time in years.
I do know what happened next - He read the directions on the aspirin bottle and gobbled the maximum amount allowable each day.
It resulted in a minor stroke ! (not surprising when you understand what Hughes syndrome is) - The medical practice of course doesn't want to admit to a wrong diagnosis . The NHS still doesn't test for Hughes syndrome as a matter of course regarding MS.
The Multiple sclerosis society has scant regard for Hughes syndrome. However like all the 'societies' world wide they are themselves a product of the drugs industries and cartels set up and promoted by the Rockefeller foundation to prevent any real advancement or change in the status quo.
http://dnp.s3.amazonaws.com/b/b2/BH1.mp3
so what then of Alzheimer's ? an awful affliction that seems on the rise. I cast about for connections much as I'm doing here with frequencies . There is a connection noticed betwixt Alzheimer's and aluminum sauce pans . sounds insane, doesn't it ? Lets look at it anyway, after all it might be inconvenient
to throw away a few saucepans - but in the scheme of things what does that matter?

well wheat or Chaff Robin ? I don't know! I do know I invested in a couple of 'le Creuset' cast saucepans just in case . Better to cook with anyway .
kind regards Duncan


Last edited by Duncan; 06/05/18 07:42 AM.