alt Hacker NewsIt would be great if it works out, but I believe this treatment has been suspended in China as there are mixed results (ie people have ended up worse).
Being from Scotland I'd trust an NHS evaluation more than random news reports.
Replies
Alzheimer's is so devastating that I can't blame people for being willing to give it a go even if it's an experimental treatment.
The government shouldn't be in the business of telling people what they can do, or have done, to their own bodies.
> I believe this treatment has been suspended in China
And the surgeon is in prison according to the article.
> as there are mixed results
Huh. You completely made that up. Where in the article does it say that? Here's the truth from the article:
> Last year, they restricted the procedure to more-formalized clinical research settings,
It is the hallmark of a lowlife to suppress research.
But that would suggest that this cures some form of Alzheimer's but not all forms.
If your Alzheimer's is caused by poor drainage due to a one off blockage this would solve it completely, but if its due to something else this would probably just be temporary as the article notes.