Natural Remedies to Support Brain Health and Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk

| Modified on Aug 16, 2026
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Coconut Oil
Posted by Midaisy (Dallas) on 08/16/2026
★★★★☆

When my mom was in her late 80's, she began having trouble balancing the checkbook as she'd done for years. Her memory continued to decline and we feared she would suffer the same fate as her sister who died from Alzheimer's. When she was close to 90, I read Dr. Mary Newport's book and started giving her a tablespoon of unrefined coconut oil in her morning oatmeal. We also mixed the coconut oil and MCT oil in a 3 parts/4 parts ratio to keep it liquid at room temperature. We added this mixture to a clean former shampoo bottle with a pop up top so we could pour it over her lunch and dinner food. She became more relaxed and like her usual self. Later at about 93 she had to go to a nursing home due to a fall/break, but my dad continued to visit and pour the CO/MCT daily. Two months before my mom passed, she wheeled herself to the nurses station and asked them to call me because she remembered my birthday. She was almost 95 and still knew all family members. Coconut oil (refined so neutral taste and smell) was such a blessing.
However, the oil has made no difference to my husband with Alzheimer's.


Alzheimer's and Fungus
Posted by Jayna Dinnyes (Fountain Valley, CA) on 08/09/2026

Organic food grade Diatomaceous Earth is full of silica and kills parasites like fleas on fur balls. Give them a dry bath avoiding their eyes. Shake into their dry food. Mix with Organic Chicken Bone broth (full of protein and collagen) to drink one hour before or two hours after a meal. DiatamaceousEarth.com


Carnivore Diet
Posted by Gramma_elaine (Cambridge, MN) on 05/22/2026
★★★★★

Carnivore Diet for Alzheimer's/Diabetes 2

Please watch this video about how to cure Alzheimer's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOCXQn2xJHA


General Feedback
Posted by Adrienne (ID) on 04/02/2026
★☆☆☆☆

I just listened to the entire video about Brain Honey that is posted on Earth Clinic as stopping Alzheimer's, and got suspicious when I could not see the ingredient list. They show endless bottles but only the fronts. Then, I looked on Amazon, and there the same thing is only way lower in price than offered in the video. When I googled "Is Brain Honey all it's claimed to be" AI says it's part of an AI driven scam, and there are videos on YouTube saying the same. Sanja Gupta has a video diclaiming similar scam videos where he is touting something that in his real video he says is not valid. I suggest you check online by googling what I googled mentioned above or something similar. I really hope you get this off Earth Clinic! I have enjoyed the help EC gives us for years, and this kind of junk is out of place on Earth Clinic!

EC: Hi Adrienne, are you referring to a post on Earth Clinic or an ad? If you can reply to the post, that would be helpful. If an ad, please send us the the url or company name if possible so we can ban it on Google. Thank you!


Coconut Oil
Posted by Ruralady (Illinois) on 02/27/2026 226 posts

It goes great in coffee!


Coconut Oil
Posted by Gary (ON) on 02/27/2026

can you tell how you give coconut oil with food or any time of the day


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by micmed (Los Angeles) on 01/24/2026

What was the regime? What brands did you use?


B12, Coconut Oil
Posted by Carla (Parker, CO) on 11/04/2025

I found B12 lozenges for my dad. Each lozenge is 5,000 mcg. What would you consider to be a “megadose?”


Coconut Oil
Posted by Panem et circenses (Florida) on 09/27/2025

I know this was from 12 years ago but I am curious how the coconut oil helped your father. I hope all is well!


Vitamin B3
Posted by Cindy (Illinois, USA) on 09/27/2025 563 posts

Another way to control dosage with nicotine patches is to simply cut them up. And you don't need it everyday. You can cut a patch into thirds and use those for 3 days, then cut a patch in half and use that for 2 days then wear a whole patch to repopulate the system. If you suffer any discomfort, at any stage, you can simply remove that day's patch and go back to a smaller piece the next day. Or you can simply wear your patch pieces at night while you sleep.

Once the symptoms are gone, they're gone. Your body will store any excess nicotine for use when needed so, when you're exposed to a virus or something is "going around", you can do it again to replenish whatever is used to deal with whatever you've been exposed to.

Your body has an entire system geared toward JUST handling and distributing nicotine when needed. Just like iodine. Once your receptors are populated, they're populated until something comes along to call them out and activate them and you're probably getting enough nicotine from your food to replenish the stores but, if you're not - I.e. if you're avoiding the nicotine containing foods - as some "experts" might suggest - or you're exposed to something extra creepy - like another man-made bug or a vaccine - you can simply cut up another patch.

Same for children - to reduce the dosage, simply cut piece off a patch.


B12, Folic Acid
Posted by Fred (Finland) on 09/14/2025

The recommendation is to take Niacinamide, not Niacin. Niacin causes flushing while Niacinamide does not. Also you should not take a high dose all at once, but divide it up into smaller doses that you take during the day.


Coconut Oil
Posted by Hollyhock (America ) on 02/26/2025

Here is Dr. Mary Newport's website where she discusses the benefits of coconut oil for alzheimer's disease.

https://coconutketones.com/


Coconut Oil
Posted by joohn (texas) on 02/25/2025

Hi SusanM,

Which brand of coconut oil did you give to your mother and how much per day?

In how many weeks/months did your mother recover her memory completely?

Thank you


Melatonin
Posted by Art (California) on 02/02/2025 2933 posts

Hi Hollyhock,

There shouldn't be a problem with that mix, but if you take it near bedtime, the GABA should be additive to the melatonin in terms of sleep and relaxation.

Art


Melatonin
Posted by Hollyhock (America ) on 02/01/2025

Art, thank you for this information! I recently started adding a pinch of melatonin to my water bottle. My question is, I also add lemon juice, 1/4 tsp baking soda, pink salt, glycine, gaba, and inositol to the water, does any of this cancel out the melatonin? Thanks!


Melatonin
Posted by Art (California) on 01/31/2025 2933 posts
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A new literature review came out today which suggests the potential of melatonin to work against multiple activities of Alzheimer's disease and its progression as discussed here:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39886794/

Here is a very relevant quote from the literature review :

' The neuroprotective, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant qualities of melatonin, a hormone mostly produced by the pineal gland, have drawn interest as a possible treatment option for AD. This study looks at new evidence that suggests melatonin overexpression to be a promising therapy option for AD. Melatonin levels naturally decline with age and decrease more significantly in individuals with AD, worsening neurodegenerative processes. Melatonin has therapeutic potential as it inhibits Aβ formation, prevents amyloid fibril extension through structure-dependent interactions, and protects neurons from Aβ-induced toxicity. Melatonin promotes neurogenesis, which is decreased in AD, suggesting it may treat the disease's many pathologies. The review emphasizes the importance of melatonin's mechanisms of action, including its capacity to reduce neuroinflammation, regulate mitochondrial function, scavenge free radicals, and influence apoptotic pathways. '

As you can see melatonin offers potential to fight Alzheimer's disease at many of its known activity pathways suggesting that melatonin will be very useful in many anti Alzheimer's disease regimens. Another advantage of melatonin is that it has a proven very good safety profile and with the advent of Melatonin Gel (MG) a better potential delivery method of systemic melatonin that can last approximately 24 hours whereas oral melatonin is only active for about 5 hours.

Another advantage of melatonin is that it can be very effective at ameliorating the "Sundowning" effect of agitation that comes on in the later afternoon in in many people with AD. Here is a link that gives a detailed explanation of "Sundowning".

https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/about-dementia/symptoms-and-diagnosis/symptoms/sundowning

I have seen how effective melatonin can be for sundowning and it can be a real game changer for that AD symptom alone!

Art

DMSO
Posted by Michael Kemp (West Palm Beach, Florida) on 12/06/2024

If you go to Yandex.com and search DMSO, DMSO Nature's Healer PDF, The DMSO Handbook for Doctor's PDF, you may be able to find free PDF versions of the e-books.


Lion's Mane
Posted by Lydia (LA) on 09/08/2024

One needs to be careful with Lions Mane. It does not work the same for everyone and can cause an unwanted side effects. Start slow and watch. Mental agitation is one of the side effects.


Lion's Mane
Posted by Bethie (UK) on 09/07/2024 2 posts
★★★★★

Memory issues/Alzheimers

Lions mane is ever more popular...more and more scientific research trundling in to support its claims. While still not mainstream I can, fingers crossed, say it is helping my Mum who has a diagnoses of mild cognitive impairment/brain disease. At the moment she is taking 4 grams a day

Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Olissima (Maryland ) on 08/28/2024

That's incredible that you've been able to stop and even reverse your mom's Alzheimer's!!! I was wondering if you had any tests done to show low vit A and B3 (niacin) or you supplemented based on the research data. Did your mom had Alzheimer's confirmed with labs (and if that was the case- do you know which labs and if they changed after the treatment?) or the diagnosis was based on clinical symptoms? Thank you

EC: That's a 10 year old post. She's unlikely to reply, sorry.


Intermittent Fasting & Low Refined Carb Diet
Posted by Ella ( London) on 08/17/2024
★★★★★

Intermittent Fasting & Low Refined Carb Diet For Dementia

The Western diet composed of seed oils, sugar and refined carbs (also fed to patients in care homes and hospitals) may initiate dementia. Intermittent fasting, low carb, low sugar diets may prevent and hypothetically reverse dementia.

Fasting induces ketosis which reduces beta amyloid plaques and tau -

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10413426/#:~:text=Increase in ketone bodies as, β-amyloid level and tau.

Dr Paul Mason - Reversing Dementia With Diet - A 2021 Update -

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=muAvJ1y64PA

Finally, regular consumption of small amounts of turmeric powder may reverse dementia symptoms -

https://nutritionfacts.org/blog/can-turmeric-help-with-alzheimers/

I hope the above links can help someone.


Glutathione
Posted by Maxine (Ireland) on 08/17/2024

Hi ORH it is a pleasure to read all of your helpful tips and tricks. I would love to chat to you through message or email and learn more from you especially about demtia and niacinamide to help my older sister who has been diagnosed with dementia is is taking that awful prescription medication. I hope this reaches you and that you are well. Love from Dublin Ireland.


Lemon Juice
Posted by Helen (MI ) on 07/08/2024

Thank you for the great info. I wonder if you dad was low on progesterone? I just saw a video by Dr. Eric Berg about the relationship between progesterone and dementia, and someone commented that vitamin C can increase progesterone a lot. Also, the relationship between melatonin and dementia, and melatonin can be increased by the infrared sunlight in morning or late afternoon.


Curcumin
Posted by Jacqueline (El Paso ) on 02/29/2024 32 posts

Hi Johanna! Would you please share what brand of curcumin you give your mom ( I can't take turmeric because it's high in oxalates, but curcumin has less). Thank you!


Serrapeptase
Posted by Art (California) on 10/09/2023 2933 posts

Jacqueline,

That post is from five years ago making a reply from the original poster less likely.

Serrapeptase, Nattokinase and Lumbrokinase are all proteolytic enzymes that often show similar effects. In the case of dementia, to the best of my knowledge, there so far only in vitro, in silico and animal studies showing that these enzymes show the potential to degrade amyloid beta 1-42 as well as reduce its toxicity suggesting potential for use in AD and some dementias.

Here is a recent in vitro and in silico study suggesting as much :

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35694981/

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

' The findings of the present study indicated that LK and SP, not only had Aβ 1-42 amyloid degrading potential, but also could reduce the toxicity which can make them a suitable drug candidate for AD. Furthermore, the in vivo studies are needed to be executed in future. '

On a related note, the following may interest you :

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/art-solbrig-protocol-for-memory-loss.html

Art


Serrapeptase
Posted by Jacqueline (El Paso ) on 10/09/2023 32 posts

Would you please share more information...How much do you take? And what brand?


Cinnamon Extract
Posted by Sabri (Larkspur) on 08/11/2023

Would simmering cinnamon sticks have the same effect, do you think? Thank you for this entry.


Alzheimer's and Aluminum
Posted by Mary C (East sussex) on 08/04/2023

Stainless still does exist - recently bought an expensive SS fry pan with an incised 'non stick' surface Which I will not use again for scrambled eggs, as most stuck to the incised surface. However the French product enamelled on every surface seems a healthy option, as long as soft utensils Like wood or silicone are used (le Crueset). Research is required!


Migraines and Alzheimer's Disease
Posted by Art (California) on 07/22/2023 2933 posts

Madelyn,

I forgot to mention that I have updated this memory regimen by dropping the Amla Extract and replacing it with Benfotiamine. Optional is to add Citicoline as it has also shown benefit in terms of memory improvement.

Art


Migraines and Alzheimer's Disease
Posted by Art (California) on 07/22/2023 2933 posts

You're welcome, Madelyn!


Migraines and Alzheimer's Disease
Posted by Madelyn (Idaho ) on 07/22/2023

Most definitely! Thank you, Art!


Migraines and Alzheimer's Disease
Posted by Art (California) on 07/21/2023 2933 posts


Migraines and Alzheimer's Disease
Posted by Madelyn (Idaho) on 07/21/2023

Can anyone share some preventative measures people can take to help prevent Alzheimer's disease?


Migraines and Alzheimer's Disease
Posted by Art (California) on 07/19/2023 2933 posts
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A friend who I have known for roughly 30 years always has had migraine headaches for as long as I have known her. About two years ago, she started showing symptoms of early onset Alzheimer's Disease (AD), which is advancing very rapidly.

I was wondering if migraines might be a forewarning of future AD, and according to the following article, it definitely is with people who regularly have migraine headaches being three times more likely for men and 6 times more likely for women to get AD than non-migraine people :

https://www.migrainedisorders.org/migraine-and-alzheimers-disease/#:~:text=The study found that a, 9.9% of cognitively intact participants.&text=They also found that people, dementia than people without dementia.

Here are two very relevant quotes from this interesting article :

' A 2001 study examining the risk factors for Alzheimer's disease found that men and women with a history of migraine were three times more likely to develop AD.5 Looking at women alone, the study found that they were almost 6 times more likely to develop AD.5 '

' Another study was conducted to determine if migraine was a risk factor for dementia subtypes; Alzheimer's and vascular. The study found that a history of migraine was noted in 23.5% of participants with AD compared to 9.9% of cognitively intact participants.6 They also found that people with a history of migraine were three times more likely to have dementia than people without dementia.6 Similar to the previous study, they found that people with AD were four times more likely to have a history of migraine disease.6 Interestingly, when looking at the subtypes of dementia, they found no correlation with a history of migraine and vascular dementia.6 '

I tried to convince my friends to try alternative means of improving her situation, but my other friend, her husband, will not try any alternatives even though she is declining very rapidly. She is now so bad in just two years that she could not remember to take helpful supplements without someone giving them to her.

If you have migraines regularly, you are at increased risk for AD, especially if you are a woman. It may be worth taking steps early on to improve your chances against getting AD.

Art

DMSO
Posted by Gary (Kitchener On) on 06/12/2023

Hi Steve

D.M.S.O. is the second miracle.

If you want to speed up healing for the spine. Rub some Blackseed Oil before the D.M.S.O... The D.M.S.O. will carry it to the spine. Powerful cancer killer. Also if Cancer is present take 1 teaspoon morning and night. Tastes like - lighter fluid, but it really kills cancer.

Gary


DMSO
Posted by Steve (Uk) on 06/12/2023

Using 99% is too much to start with as some people are more sensitive and will get the prickly nettle stinging. This far outways any future pain if you get over first 10m. Jacobs Labs has a 70% aloe gel which is really good or make your own but buy pure aloe. It is amazing stuff as it reduced my wife's BC which had gone to the spine.


GV-971 Seaweed
Posted by Sharon (Oregon) on 04/26/2023

Seaweed is a vital source of Vitamin D for vegans, so, maybe Vitamin D is crucial in as many forms as possible. Just my sidebar.


DMSO
Posted by Toni (Philadelphia, PA) on 03/11/2023

Put it into capsules, have water available to drink and take it quickly because the capsule will start to disintegrate within a few seconds


Coconut Oil
Posted by Mary Martinez (Arcadia, Ca) on 01/19/2023

How do you convert liquids to milligrams?

How can I convert ml to mg?

Note down the density of the substance you want to convert. For example, the density of water is 1000 mg/ml, and that of cooking oil is 0.916 mg/ml. Multiply the density by the amount you want to convert from ml. The result is the amount converted to mg.


Hydrogen Peroxide
Posted by Mel (North West River) on 01/16/2023

Has anyone ever tried 3% Hydrogen Peroxide for Dementia or Alzymers? If so, can you add details and what the results were?


Coconut Oil
Posted by SusanM (OH) on 11/14/2022
★★★★★

Hi Sherry, I see everyone asking for an update, I am not that person. But I can tell you what she said does work. My mother suffered with Alzheimer's also. I was very sad when she started not knowing who I was. It hurt a lot. So, I went on a tangent and searched for answers on my computer. I found the same information and started my mother on the coconut oil. It worked, but not without side effects. When I put her on the oil she didn't want to eat. When I took her off the oil, she would eat but would lose her memory. I had to go back and forth. Like 3 days off and 3 days on. I tried to explain to my mother it was the oil trying to tell her she is full when she's not full. But I couldn't get through to her. She passed the memory test 100 percent, and the doctor was shocked. She even answered questions I couldn't at 94 years old. So, the oil does work just to let everyone know. At least for my mother it worked.


Alzheimer's and Aluminum

Vitamin B
Posted by beverly (Texas) on 08/15/2022

Azithromycin is used to treat certain bacterial infections, such as bronchitis; pneumonia; sexually transmitted diseases (STD); and infections of the ears, lungs, sinuses, skin, throat, and reproductive organs .Apr 30,2022

Zithromax does not work against yeast.


Coconut Oil
Posted by Lamar (Baton Rouge, Louisana ) on 08/06/2022

I have read a bit about Coconut Oil, bought a bottle.

Now starting to ease CO into my daily diet. Comes in soft pills. I'll let you know when I know!


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Jgny (Thousand Islands) on 06/21/2022

Could you share how many drops of the liquid A to reach 100,000iu? Maybe I missed something?


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Tony (Palm Bay Fl) on 06/18/2022
★★★★★

Thank you so much Joyce this remedy really helped my mother, you and this site are so amazing. Recommend this remedy for anyone suffering from memory loss. Thank you.


MMS, Dietary Changes +
Posted by conya (jmst, ND) on 05/11/2022
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My husband was on 3 heart pills and 3 pills for blood sugar. He also took Trazadone and some others per the VA and was then diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

We started MMS, plant food diet, herbs, lots of water, and vitamins. He was taken off all pills and communicated with us. We did lots of our own research. That was 7 years ago. It is worth it to research everything, the truth is out there.


DMSO
Posted by Odd Zee (NY) on 05/07/2022

Hi

There are sources of DMSO that don't have the bad smell. Check those out.


Lemon Juice
Posted by Maureen (United Kingdom. England) on 03/24/2022 3 posts

Hi, I've just come across this info for using lemon juice for AD, has anyone used this successfully?


Lemon Juice
Posted by Maureen (United Kingdom. England) on 03/24/2022 3 posts

Hi Mary Jane. I've just come across your post from 8yrs ago. I'm in need of help for my mum who's 85 and has Alzheimer's. Could you tell me if the lemon juice you used for your dad was used alongside other medications, please? If you have time to email me I would really appreciate it. Thank you, God bless.


GV-971 Seaweed
Posted by Betty (CA) on 03/22/2022

Thank you, Art! How did I miss that when it was right up front? Can I blame it on brain fatigue :)

This is a very interesting find.


GV-971 Seaweed
Posted by Art (California) on 03/22/2022 2933 posts

Betty,

It was in the first link, but here is the description :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_oligomannate

Sodium oligomannate (development code GV-971) is a mixture of oligosaccharides isolated from the marine algae Ecklonia kurome that is used in China as a treatment for Alzheimer's disease (AD).[1] It was conditionally approved in China by the National Medical Products Administration in 2019 for mild to moderate AD to improve cognitive function.[1

This form of seaweed is plentiful there.

Art


Lemon Juice
Posted by Marcie (IL) on 03/22/2022

Sweet & low is a neurotoxin and should not be used. Try monk fruit powder that is pure & clean. Some companies put junk it in (alcoholic sugars ending in lol). Avoid any monk fruit powder that has junk in it.


GV-971 Seaweed
Posted by Betty (CA) on 03/22/2022

Did I miss what ocean region/species of kelp?


GV-971 Seaweed
Posted by Art (California) on 03/22/2022 2933 posts
★★★★★

Editor's Choice

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is the most common neurodegenerative disease in the world and is a huge and growing health burden for our current medical system to deal with at great expense. Unfortunately, the currently available drugs are only marginally helpful for patients who are mild to moderate in terms of disease symptoms and their effects seem to be short-lived in many cases.

In China, they have been testing GV-971, which is derived from a specific form of seaweed that is abundant there, for many years for use as a treatment for AD. They have finished initial testing in China and GV-971 is now available there for people with AD. Currently, they are also doing additional testing in North America and Canada, but that testing is still ongoing. Here is a link to a description of GV-971 and what previous GV-971 studies have shown regarding its usefulness for AD :

https://www.alzdiscovery.org/uploads/cognitive_vitality_media/Sodium_Oligomannate_(GV-971).pdf

GV-971 has several methods of action, but interestingly, one of its main methods of action is manipulation of the gut microbiome to reduce neural inflammation and protect neurons, while reducing oxidative stress.

Interestingly they are just starting testing GV-971 for Parkinson's disease also as noted in this report :

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/green-valley-obtains-ind-approval-from-us-fda-for-sodium-oligomannates-global-phase-ii-clinical-trial-in-treating-parkinsons-disease-301461838.html

This is really good news because the currently available drugs for AD are only marginally effective in mild to moderate AD and their usefulness can dwindle fairly quickly in some PD patients or offer no benefit in others. Add in the known side effects associated with one of the more common drugs in this class of drugs, Aricept, and you quickly start to realize the importance of GV-971. Here is a link to side effects seen in some Aricept users :

https://www.drugs.com/sfx/aricept-side-effects.html

It is worth noting that they are considering further studies at even higher dosing in the future to find out if higher dosing can cause further or better response in people with AD. As far as I am aware, this is the first new drug that has come available for AD in many years in the whole world. In the human trials so far for GV-971 at the currently prescribed dose, showed a safety profile similar to the placebo group. In the trials for GV-971, it showed clear and sustained benefit when compared to the placebo group from week four right through to the 32nd week or trial end.

They have not said when the US and Canadian studies will be completed, but as soon as they are, GV-971 may become a reality here once the FDA approves it. For now, China has already added it to their "National Drug Reimbursement List " (NDRL) and reduced the price by 60%. The original price was RMB 895 ($140.16 usd) and was lowered to RMB 296 ( $46.50 usd). Generally, the US pays more for pharmaceuticals, so it will likely be significantly more than these numbers when it comes available here.

Art

Vitamin B3
Posted by Art (California) on 02/04/2022 2933 posts

Alex,

Here is an explanation of why this conception regarding the nicotinic acid form of vitamin B3 :

https://www.lifespan.io/news/a-summary-of-niacin/ Niacin was originally called nicotinic, the words NIcotinic ACid vitamIN.

A relevant quote from the article :

>>> ' Niacin was originally called nicotinic acid because it can be created by the oxidation of nicotine with nitric acid. However, people knew nicotine as the addictive chemical in tobacco, so the name niacin was used instead. Niacin comes from the words NIcotinic ACid vitamIN. ' <<<

Art


Vitamin B3
Posted by Alex (Thessaloniki, Greece) on 02/04/2022

Why do people misconcepts nicotinic acid-B3 C₆H₅NO₂ with nicotine C₁₀H₁₄N₂?


DMSO
Posted by Joel Rosenblum (Senegal) on 10/26/2021 21 posts

Regarding diluting dmso for topical application, usually 50% dilution is good but everyone is different so just experiment.

To take dmso by mouth you can either put it in large cellulose capsules 1mL at a time and swallow them before they melt (in a minute), or you can just dilute it in enough water. 1mL in a liter of water is hard to taste. But you might want to use more, so in that case capsules and topical.

To avoid smelling bad, take extra magnesium and drink ( raw goat preferably) milk. Lots more info from the yummy.doctor website or in the book DMSO:Nature's Healer.


Alzheimer's and Fungus
Posted by Charity (faithville, Us) on 07/13/2021

I have a marsh we haven't cleaned it up in years and it's dark and wet slippery mud with puddles and streams and full of horsetail. Horsetail is full of nutrients and silica . Silica helps the body excrete aluminum and aids in the absorption of calcium. It helps bones and teeth be strong and helps fight candida and other fungi. You can make a hair wash with it or drink it as a tea or make other products to use for health.

Horsetail Benefits, Uses, History, Risks, Side Effect, Interactions - Dr. Axe (draxe.com)


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Karen (NC) on 03/30/2021

Hi, loved your post. Could you pleas give me the dosages for the entire protocol? I have been treating myself for a couple of years with pretty good success for prevention but I am on too many things and would like to reduce my number of bottles! I am 74, still practicing dental hygiene a few days a month but I can tell my memory is skipping a few beats more often. Thanks so much!


Glutathione
Posted by ORH (TEN MILE, TN) on 03/27/2021
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How to make reduced glutathione for nebulizing:

HI U OLE PATOOTS DOIN, ORH here and I have another yawn to spin. Getting senile, so I may have told this tale before.

My Natural Doctor uses a Glutathione IV in his treatment for folks with dementia. He is cheap by comparison, but it is over $100 a pop. I first did this and then I went to compounding and inhaling with a nebulizer. I called a few months ago and my compounding guy said Big Pharma had the rules changed so you can now only get two weeks supply at a time. They are part of the carbol that is about to fall.... along with the demons in the DUMBS.

Since I's SJS, I researched and found an L-Glutathione Plus reduced product that I could mix with saline, nebulize, and keep my brain sharp enough to stay two steps ahead of D. You can find this product on the net and it is dirt cheap. It has the same sulfur smell as my compound stuff, so I feel good about it. I can only work about a couple of hours a day at the farm, but like Wildroot Cream Oil, a little dab will do you. I think I may be able to get our garden in again this year. Hooray, we will not have to go to the PIMA camps and get the vaccine. Maybe I get to live to see the end.

ATS ===ORH===

Essential Oils
Posted by Charity (Faithville, Us) on 02/01/2021


Essential Oils
Posted by Tawanna (New Jersey) on 01/30/2021

😆 That is absolutely false, this info has been floating around for years and people keep repeating the same info.I would be concerned about pharna meds making me look deformed than lavender altering my hormones.


Coconut Oil
Posted by Natalia (M?xico City) on 10/10/2020

Can You please update your dad's progress? I hope he is doing great.


Essential Oils
Posted by Bridget (New York) on 09/14/2020

I have heard that lavender alters your hormones if taken on a regular basis. I would research this before diving in.


Gingko Biloba
Posted by Adele McN (Aussieland) on 08/08/2019
★★★★★

Hi, I am 68 and have been taking ginkgo for over a decade. I believe it has kept my brain sharp. I started with one capsule once a day in the initial years but have increased over the years to four capsules per day. I also drink at least a liter of water each day.


Curcumin
Posted by Johann (Atlanta) on 03/07/2019
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Curcumin supplementation for Alzheimer's and Dementia. Heartily recommend (I give to my 86 yo mother). Start in your sixties if not before. Turmeric is anti-inflammatory, aids digestion and is a potent antioxidant. If you can't afford curcumin, just buy turmeric powder in bulk and take a teaspoon of the powder in a non-dairy beverage every day.

Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Stig (Sweden) on 11/20/2018

Do you really mean " Mycellized Vitamin A 100,000 mg. a day for 3 weeks, (then cut back to 20,000 mg a day maintenance) we noticed a big improvement", or do you mean microgram?

Stig.


Serrapeptase
Posted by Janet (Starke, Fl) on 09/04/2018
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I started taking Serrapeptase for the first signs of dementia and it's helping a lot. After reading your newsletter, it may be the reason my inflammation has been a doing so much better also.

Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Littlewing (Boston) on 09/01/2018

If you go to the Alzheimer's page on EC you'll see that Mary Newport's info has been on this site for over five years.


Alzheimer's and Fungus
Posted by Jerry (Miramar) on 09/01/2018 29 posts

What's TCM?

EC: TCM - Traditional Chinese Medicine


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Marsh57 (Denver) on 08/30/2018

My sister-in-law heard about an MD who reversed her husband's alzheimers: Dr. Mary Newport, coconutketones.com. I hope EC allows this content - it's too vital not to pass along.


Niacin
Posted by Rose (Texas) on 07/29/2018

Isn't (or IS) no-flush niacin the same as Niacinamide?


Coconut Oil
Posted by Sharon (Ca) on 06/10/2018

I am in the same boat with my Dad. I am giving him coconut oil 3x a day.

Are there any particular brands of those supplements that you recommend?


B12, Coconut Oil
Posted by Linda (Ne) on 05/26/2018

I wouldn't be so quick to condemn sugar. My aunt has used it in her coffee for 60 years & in her mid 80's she is sharp as can be. I would be more concerned about chemicals, drugs & shots than I would be about sugar. My dad was also a big sweet eater and he was very sharp up until he died. My mother-in-law has alzheimers & she lived on that crappy coffee creamer full of artificial ingredients; she also had some work on her teeth a year before losing her memory; same thing happened to Peter Falk (Columbo) the poisons travel to your brain. She also rarely ate protein & just ate processed food (more artificial food) Just food for thought...........


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by José (Portugal) on 05/28/2018

Where did you buy the Mycellized Vitamin A? Where can I buy online?

How did you measure in mg if the product comes in ml, in liquid form?

How long did you make this treatment?

Thanks


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Robert (Nc) on 05/18/2018

My wife is presently on ability, citralopram. Having reactions I don't like. How can I remove her off these meds effectively. Thanks, Robert.


Probiotics
Posted by Art (California ) on 04/12/2018 2933 posts

To add to my previous post about probiotics and AD, here is another article showing that curcumin, which is an active component derived from the spice turmeric is also useful for improving the symptoms of dementia.

This study was conducted at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) using twice daily dosing for 18 months. Here is a link to the article:

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/01/180123101908.htm

Again, this study is important because it was a double blind, placebo controlled study and because it is a human study as opposed to a rodent study and it showed benefit in the patients who received the curcumin compared to those who didn't!

Art


Probiotics
Posted by Art (California ) on 04/12/2018 2933 posts
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Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is a tough disease that is growing each year in the number of people it affects. Unfortunately the currently available medications are not very effective at treating the disease process and are even less effective for some people with AD. It is estimated that 5.7 million Americans are now living with AD!

https://www.alz.org/facts/

With the Baby Boomers now in the senior citizen range, the number of people with AD is expected to reach unprecedented proportions that could potentially bankrupt are medical system because of the tremendous costs involved in the care of AD patients. These costs will continue to rise over time.

Given the poor prognosis for AD patients in general with the currently available meds that are unable to stop the disease process, we need alternatives to act as adjunctive help to go along with the prescription meds.

On that note, the following study shows that a 12 week course of a specific probiotic treatment was able to improve some disease symptoms in the treated patients. What is good about this study is that it is an actual human study as opposed to a mouse or rat study because those models do not always equate to humans in a like manner. A good example of this was the niacinamide mouse study that was done at the University Of Irvine California that showed almost complete reversal of AD symptoms in the AD model mice. The results were so good that a human study was done shortly after the results from the mouse study were released. Unfortunately the human study showed only marginal benefit at best for people with AD.

Here is a link to the probiotic / AD study:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5105117/

Another great point to this study is that the positive results were seen in just 12 weeks! It makes you wonder if a longer study period would have produced even better results. Another great positive to this studies is that other health parameters were improved along with cognition!

Probiotics have a good safety profile, are readily available and the ones used in this study are not the exotic ones which are almost impossible to find when you search. This is great news for people living with this horrible disease that affects not only the patient, but their family, friends and caregivers negatively.

Art

Coconut Oil
Posted by Dan (Pasadena, Texas ) on 04/10/2018

Maybe mct oil will help more than coconut oil


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Rsw (Oh) on 03/01/2018

Hi Leslie,

My Father-in-law developed Alzheimer's disease, and he would also repreatedly say he wanted to go home, as if he was lost. My sister-in-law read that what he may have meant was that he wanted to go back to the way things used to be. You can imagine the safety and security that we felt as children around our Mothers and extended family, and for people who no longer recognize their own homes where they may have lived for decades, along with their spouses, a longing for that kind of childhood security would be very important to them. I found when I thought of his longing through this lens, it became more tolerable and I became more sympathetic. I understand how difficult this can be on everone involved. You are a blessing to your Mother.


Niacinamide, Vitamin A, Coconut Oil
Posted by Leslie (Fl) on 03/01/2018

Please update!


Coconut Oil
Posted by Jeno (Kona, Hawaii ) on 01/19/2018

Aloha, coconut water comes out of the coconut and it is clear. Coconut milk is made from the white meat of the coconut. Whole coconut milk does contain coconut oil, however it is processed if you are cooking with it and it came from a can. It is far more beneficial to your body to eat organic virgin coconut oil



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