Alzheimer's disease is not actually a "disease" but rather a "condition," and it's cause still remains a mystery. Alzheimer's is not due to infection by a microbe, but is the result of long term exposure to an environmental poison that adversely affects the human neurological system.
In the 1960s it was found that the lead used in paints many years ago was causing damage to the brains of children in many American homes today who were chewing on lead paint. Lead was found to be a neurotoxin. In the 1960s, a clever person examined the daily lives of Alzheimer's patients to see if a common denominator could be found for the disease. That common denominator was discovered and it turned out to be a neurotoxin that many people were unknowingly absorbing into their bloodstream. If you'd like to know more about this neurotoxin that Americans absorb into their bodies everyday, just click on one of the secure book links on this webpage to order your book by Edward Oliver.
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