Did you, readers, notice such an oddity:

The vast majority of people who have “died from Alzheimer’s” have ALWAYS died from pneumonia!

Maybe this disease has some bacteria in common with streptococcus and that’s why people die from lung disease?

First, it is unclear WHAT causes Alzheimer’s: Bacteria, viruses, or some internal factors of an aging organism, such as sclerosis, etc.

Secondly, there are a lot of hypotheses and none can really answer this question.

(My hypothesis about old age, in general, is that it is an AUTOIMMUNE disease, that is, some systems in the body begin to kill others.

This idea fits well with the fact that death is PREPROGRAMMED into the genes.

AND WHAT does it mean: “programmed”? Exactly, the fact that, regardless of the any external environment, THE BODY MUST KILL ITSELF!).

So, WHY is it almost always pneumonia? And not just some ordinary poor “average” people, but Reagan, Thatcher and other high-ranking people in the PAST.

My answer: Because of the CARE of patients in nursing homes and geriatric clinics.

At a certain stage, when the patient no longer controls the acts of urination and defecation, diapers are put on him. Changing them often is expensive and time-consuming. Since a person pees much more often than he poops, this problem of continuously wet diapers is solved by one thing: CATHETERIZATION. And this is a sure way to introduce extremely aggressive streptococci into the bladder, kidneys and further throughout the body and LUNGS! The lungs are failing due to severe inflammation, antibiotics are delayed or ineffective, and the END is already OVER!

By the way, there are catheters with silvered rubber or plastic. BUT IT’S EXPENSIVE!

You can’t get enough of them all!

So the old people die “quietly and peacefully.” And the duration of their stay in such a medical facility depends on the stage at which has been decided to start using a catheter there. After that, the old man has a couple of weeks or a month left!

This is the “mystery” of the death of Alzheimer’s patients, or simply those who have fallen into dementia.

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