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In America recently a doctor caused a great stir with his theory that claims coconut oil may have a positive effect on brain function, specifically on the cerebral cortex. Many people, of course, didn’t believe it and a range of skeptical doubts arose. One case, however, proved that the doctor was right. Regular consumption of coconut oil really can positively affect brain function. See for yourself.
Secret weapon against Alzheimer's
The doctor is convinced that coconut oil is a secret weapon that can help prevent the development of Alzheimer's disease. This oil can thus change the treatment of this rare, but well-known disease in a revolutionary way. This doctor has a strong personal connection to the disease because his wife suffered from it long ago. Her pains were very severe and pronounced. Often she couldn't find cutlery or find her way home. She began taking medications to ease the pain and symptoms, but the results worsened.
The medications were harming her
Throughout she was depressed, lost a lot of weight, and couldn't even solve simple arithmetic problems. The simplest problems were the most difficult for her. Physically she was very well, because she could, for example, work in the garden all day. However, her brain was not in good condition and was beginning to stop working properly. She told her husband that her memory was deteriorating and asked if he could do something about it, i.e. find some medications. The man began studying the effects of diet on the brain and tried to get her off medications that were doing more harm than good.
amazing transformation
He discovered that a certain dose of triglycerides can slow Alzheimer's disease and also stop its further progression. He decided on the method and began experimenting with coconut oil. Every morning and evening he gave his wife two tablespoons of oil. After 60 days they noticed a significant difference. The woman felt much better and began joking. A year later it seemed she was a completely new person, ready to live a full life. Could a cure for Alzheimer's have been found?
