Lymph nodes filter system for viruses, bacteria and fungus invasion
If science is not coming up with a “bait, catch destroy and remove” system, we will lose the battle against all inflammation caused by viruses, bacteria and fungus invasion.
The only filter system we have are the Lymph nodes.
For this reason, science must find a way to catch viruses and bacteria before they reach lysosomes. Lysosomal overloading, characterized by the accumulation of misfolded proteins, can lead to lysosomal membrane permeabilization, a key factor in the onset of Alzheimer's disease.
Q: 1. How can the spice protein enter the limbic system, which has no red blood cells (RBCs)?
2. The limbic fluid (chyle) flows back to the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the spine, which would only cycle the spice protein.
3. When lymph nodes are blocked they enlarge, as in many infections, the target for removal should be the lymph nodes.
limbic fluid (chyle) returning to the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)
Some patients are using Metformin to suppress the creation of new dead cells (apoptosis), but it is unable to remove existing dead cells from the brain.
The accumulation of these dead cells contributes to dementia by blocking neuron function.
The only approach I see for now is to remove (filter) dead cell deposits through the lymph nodes if inflammation cannot be prevented.
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