First a summary sketch of these 3 diseases:
Alzheimers-- (i) amyloid beta sheet (sticky protein) (ii) neurofibrillary tangles of tau protein
Parkinsons-- nerve cells that produce dopamine are killed while acetylcholine remains overabundant
(Alzheimers link)
Prion-- alpha helix deformed into beta sheet
Perhaps I made some mistakes in that summary; please correct me if wrong!
Question: Am I imagining a link or is this truly a link between Parkinson and Alzheimer in the fact
that too much acetylcholine leads to Alzheimers whereas too little dopamine leads to Parkinsons. So
has anyone observed a person who had both Parkinsons and Alzheimers in the same body?
The fact that Prion disease is a deformation of alpha helix into beta sheet and that Alzheimers is
also beta sheet accumulation. So now, if a normal brain gets MagneticManganese inside, then, does
this magneticmanganese have a special affinity towards the hydrogen bonds of alpha helix and towards
the proteins of Alzheimers?
Question: what is the greatest affinity of MagneticManganese once inside the brain? Is it the
hydrogen bonds of the proteins listed above such that this MagneticManganese thence begins to deform
those protein molecules?
Archimedes Plutonium whole entire Universe is just one big atom where dots of the electron-dot-cloud
are galaxies