Observation No. 27: Alzheimer

Every 72 seconds, someone is diagnosed with Alzheimer in the U.S.

Our Comments
The above was broadcast by CNN. It is unbelievable that in a country of 300 million people, someone is diagnosed every 72 seconds with Alzheimer --- the beginning of a journey out of one’s mind.

They didn’t know the cause and the treatment causes injurious side effects. Like always, the symptom is considered the problem and it is treated blindly. The cause is not understood but they say that part of the brain dies. We know that when part of the brain dies, that will in turn affect every part of our life.

The medical industry attempt to return the mentality to the level of normal the family remembers and treating the symptom without removing the cause. Their action increases the rapid decline of the organism and keeps the population in ignorance, because every disorder is treated symptomatically, whose methods guarantees further deterioration. It must be realized that from the first time a person seeks advice and treatment from the medical industry, from that time on, the body continues more quickly to its expiration, with a doctor in attendance.

The cause of Alzheimer, like all other diseases is genetics and poor nutrition which affect every part and system, but the main contributor at the source is poor circulation, created by malnourishment so poor that the brain is genetically injured and will slowly die from a lack of nourishment, via the blood.

I study the iris and I believe that it reveals much more than is presently known. It is very common that the study of the iris is used to scare and worry people into buying herbs and vitamins and a variety of cures. This is costing a lot of money and creates a dangerous illusion that the problem has been addressed.

I have observed in Asia, that a white, opaque ring in the eyes of persons in their late 20s and early 30s onwards, and in the West, I see this usually in their 60s. In iridology language, it is known as the “sodium/cholesterol ring”, and it is suggested that such a ring indicates narrowing of the pathway through the system. In such a case, the head will be affected the most because of gravity, and this denies the nourishment to the brain.

The Western scientist found out that there is a lower number of Alzheimer in India. So, at our expense, they went to India and looked around and guess what they found --- the Indians used curry and turmeric and chilies each day in their diet. So, chances are, this material will be tried in the West. We know that this material definitely increases circulation, but what is not realized is that this material is definitely an irritant, and when absorbed into the system, the body tries to get rid of it by increasing the circulation and this action is what prevents tissue breakdown and deterioration.

However, the true cause will not be understood or removed by the medical scientists. Like all disorders, it is dealt with according to the complexities of the symptom. The deeper underlying cause remains a mystery. This means that their same misinterpretation of each disorder and their conclusion that some disorders are “terminal” is questionable. The public must realize that many people suffer and die because of this mistake that is made in the laboratory, and for the doctor to say that a condition is “terminal” is again proof that the perspective is off, causing untold suffering and premature death.

Take for instance the problem of acne. It is considered a disease of the skin. They still see the symptom as the culprit and this is easily proven by the application of topical creams or trying to sand the skin in an attempt to eliminate the pimples --- all of this prove that their approach is no only ineffective but dangerous. Their total approach produces future so-called “diseases”. But in the meantime, the manufacturing business is making billions from anti-bacterial soap, creams, baby wipes, laundry detergents and other consumer products.

The failure of their Germ Theory will not be admitted by them. They know that germs never, in the past or in the future, cause a disease. Now their attention is shifted to Gene Theory, the latest and more complicated band aid, whose understanding the lay mind cannot comprehend, but are relegated to the hope department of human existence. We’re running, walking and paying --- these are the main ingredients of public participation.

It is time that we allow our commonsense to penetrate their complicated appraisals, complicating an otherwise simple problem of congestion and malnutrition and their effect on the systemic function of the body.

We at Our Place educate and promote independence. We cannot change this huge profit making organization. The only change will take place when we no longer participate.

All the very best,
Ray
Nov 2007, Tucson, Arizona

Take note for your perusal:

Statistics for Alzheimer’s Disease

1. According to the Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI),

1. we live in a world where there is one new case of dementia every seven seconds
2. worldwide costs for dementia care are US$315bn annually.
3. people with dementia are projected to escalate from 24 million to 81 million by 2040.

2. According to the WHO,

1. it is estimated that there are currently about 18 million people worldwide with Alzheimer’s disease.
2. This figure is projected to nearly double by 2025 to 34 million. Much of this increase will be in the developing countries, and will be due to the ageing population.
3. Currently, more than 50% of people with Alzheimer’s disease live in developing countries and by 2025, this will be over 70%.

3. According to a study led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,

• they concluded that the global prevalence of Alzheimer's disease will grow to more than 106 million by 2050.

• By 2050, 1 in 85 persons worldwide will have Alzheimer's disease.

• The largest increase in the prevalence of Alzheimer's will occur in Asia, where 48 percent of the world's Alzheimer's cases currently reside.

• The number of Alzheimer's cases is expected to grow in Asia from 12.65 million in 2006 to 62.85 million in 2050; at that time, 59 percent of the world's Alzheimer's cases will live in Asia.