Over the years we have known too many suffering from Dementia. With the many vaccines from cradle to grave coupled with a variety of plandemics, poor water, air & food quality, Alzheimer’s is on the rise.
As critical thinking is declining, stupidity is on the rise also, especially among the educated. Public, private indoctrination/education has achieved exactly what Rockefeller stated it should. As Zappa once stated: Stupidity is more prevalent than hydrogen with a much longer shelf life. Like many truthers, his life was cut short. It is better to die for the truth, than live for a lie.
Viruses, a term/creation of big pharma, which has never been identified, has achieved it’s goal with CV19™ producing billions in this fear driven genecide while, creating longterm medical effects in the soft kill while most remain unaware.
Alzheimer’s is now being called “type 3 diabetes” for their link to insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and obesity.
A new hypothesis suggests another potential mechanism at play, one involving fructose. Today, fructose is consumed mainly in highly concentrated forms such as fruit juice, dried fruit, and high fructose corn syrup in soda and ultra-processed foods.
According to metabolic health and Alzheimer’s scientists, this abundance of fructose in our modern diet may be starving our brain’s memory center due to a genetic survival trait.
Rina sits down with Dr. Richard Johnson to discuss his revolutionary new hypothesis on the link between fructose consumption and Alzheimer’s disease.
Rina and Dr. Johnson discuss the evolutionary mechanism behind fructose metabolism, insulin resistance, and weight gain that has completely backfired today due to its overconsumption.
Dr. Richard Johnson is a professor of medicine at the University of Colorado Denver and has been a practicing physician and clinical scientist for over 25 years. He is internationally recognized for his seminal work on the role of fructose in obesity, diabetes, and now, Alzheimer’s disease.
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