Recent research findings document a major conflict: The same substance can be either harmful or beneficial, so the substance is not the issue. Medicine is focused on symptoms, not disease.
'A new study has documented that certain bits of protein called ß-amyloid are heroes in multiple sclerosis because they’re associated with reversing paralysis.
Other studies have shown that ß-amyloid peptides are villains in Alzheimer’s, so they’re called abnormal, even labeled as deviant, and have been the primary focus of Alzheimer’s research.
ß-amyloid is a Hero?
ß-amyloid is a Villain?
ß-amyloid is a Villain?
How can that be? Is ß-amyloid friend or foe, hero or villain? Modern medicine’s approach demands that it be one or the other, but obviously, that makes no sense.'
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