A miracle cure? Horizon: Curing Alzheimer's - BBC

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[DottyGran]

Medical science is amazing but let's hope the drug companies don't put profit first and make this drug impossible to be economically available to ALL sufferers as it seems to be the case with some cancer drugs

[timetraveler]

in early stages :( too late it seems... please pray for "Rick" he could really use it.

[kaininjathundermmandopoke]

Cure for Alzheimer's disease forever petition. Reverse brain aging too.

[oliviacarling]

Where could I get access to the full episode?

[Ivanski]

Yet...still no cure for it....after these 5 years...is't it sad?

[daisydcruz]

my cousin was struggling with Alzheimer's disease and i recommended her for planet ayurveda's Alzheimer care pack, and she's good now.

[atomhydrogen]

I lost my father about 6 years ago. He suffered Alzheimer's and I was looking after him the last 4 years. So I know the problem very well. Nowadays my colleague and I can suggest an approach to treat dementia and similar diseases, which can be called 'Information Therapy'. 
In our approach, the human is considered as a system, which consists of two subsystems: the material component (which conventional medical researchers investigate in detail) and the field component (with which we have been working). Conventional physicians try to treat patients influencing the patients’ material constituent suggesting them drugs. We affect the purely field component of our patients; we do use medicines at all.

In other words, we have a data base of thousands of information codes / signals gathered from various systems of healthy organisms to one device. We also possess the field information that going from the same systems being in illness states. First step in our work is a diagnostic of the patient by means of measuring his/her electric potentials and wave signals. The second stage is the formulation of a corrective recipe, i.e. we choose a set of signals that harmonise the ill systems of the patient. The third step is: the patient starts to receiving wellness signals, such that gradually his/her ill systems become more and more healthy. Finally, after a few months the patient is recovered. 
We would be pleased to make extensive use of this purely scientific method of treatment.
No side effects at all.

[wiliflor]

I will like to participate in this trial. my mom has the firts symptoms. my grandma died of it, my aun, my uncle. im 4o years and i had the feeling that im going to have it.

[colt]

I GOT AN GRANDMA HAS A ALZHEIMER AND I WANT A CURE I WANNA BE WITH HIM NORMALLY.. T-T

[earl]

Im rather scared for my girlfriend although having short term memory loss shes certain to get alzheimer's on 30
I promised her to create both of us a video talking about our plans for the near future
The plans were going to be
•dancing in a meteor shower
•witnessing every single star formations
•give our future kids the things they wanted and the things they need

Although i didn't give up
Alzheimer or not one thing is for sure the love of one is pure and memorable

Im still waiting for the cure of alzheimer not for just my girlfriends sake but for the people who suffered from it

[peanut]

What no Side Effects, and the patients on 12 pills right now.

[anupunia]

The Chandigarh Ayurved Centre provides various herbs that generally act on the memory & treat all the symptoms related to Alzheimer’s patient.  A kit named as “Alzheimer’s Go Kit” is introduced specially for Alzheimer’s patients. This kit comprises of five products Brahmi vati, Brodley syrup, Nerve Up Tablet, Tagaradi churna, & Brain Relaxant churna.

[gettingbetter]

Adding 2 teaspoon of coconut oil every day!

[marysmith]

Sleep? What about the ppl who sleep great, yet get alzheimers?

[debbiebritt]

I have sleep problems for 30 year's, I only sleep 3 to 4 hour's in a 24 hour period can't sleep, I would like to be able to get on this trail to see if it helps

[shahibaaz]

Reiki treatment can clean you from Alzheimer.

[TeaPartyActivist]

Five year old video about a miracle cure. I don’t need a fully functioning brain to figure out that this “miracle“ may also be missing Some complete thoughts.

[hamzajalal]

A channel with 3m subs had 12k views wtf?

[saucybackport]

BBC making ads for american corporations...

[peekeyeseek]

Maybe if the wife didn't talk for him so much, , ,