Outsmarting Alzheimer's I Fortune

Utilizing indigenous knowledge and a radically different approach to drug research, Dr. Paul Cox and his team may have cracked the code to treating neurodegenerative brain disease.
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[@andrewheffel928]

I read a fascinating article about Dr. Cox and his ethno-botiny reaserch about a year ago. He is an out of the box thinker, but also a serious scientist. I had some memory issues, and I bought some L Serene online, but ended up not using it at the time. But a couple of months ago I started having more serious memory issues, like getting lost in my own neighborhood while walking. I am only 65. I remembered the L Serene, and started taking it daily. I noticed an immediate and pronounced improvement in my memory. I am convinced it works. I hope I can delay more serious symptoms for years. Thank you Dr. Cox!

[@Crisstofolo]

I agree , I take it everyday Nd have been and see improvement for sure . Thank God for him and scientists like him.

[@melissapaulette3670]

So Comforting to know All these dedicated scientists are researching this ! I will try to follow this lab . I hope it receives fda approval in 2025 !! Thank You Dr. Paul Cox !

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[@scatteredvideos1]

They are really staking a lot on BMAA and Serine. I'm not so sure they are getting the answers to Alzheimer's disease but hopefully there research will give us a hint about the broader disease.