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Joined: 10/29/2016
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Just viewed Martin Reilly tell me how his Protocol helped stop his Wife's Alzheimer
so she is able to draw face of clock again. No drugs are involved
Anybody try the protocol??
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Joined: 12/5/2014
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My 'skeptic siren' goes off when I google something and the top results appear to be on reviews from websites that were created by the author or publisher. It may work or it may not. I'd be more inclined to give this a chance if his work was published in a legitimate peer reviewed journal. It's really hard to find an unbiased review (and many of the 'unbiased' reviews I found seem bogus) of his work.
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Joined: 9/25/2016
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How this is advertised is super scammy sounding.
Amazon reviews point to a scam: https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Repair-Protocol-Improve-Quickly-ebook/dp/B06XPN6XKN
This does too: http://reviewopedia.com/memory-repair-protocol-reviews
I think he took the basis of some research that made a big splash in the media - http://blogs.plos.org/neuro/2016/07/16/ketones-to-combat-alzheimers-disease/ - and is taking advantage of that. $50 for a book with a summary of what's been reported in the media and a few recipes in it.
He promises 100% results. If there was a protocol out there that delivers 100% results, I think we might have heard about it 
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You are a loving husband and want the best for your wife. I have not tried this protocol on my mother. I did try feeding her coconut oil everyday-didn't work.
If buying such books is not a burden to you, go ahead, if only to keep your own mind active, engaged and learning new recipes. Be sure to let her doctors see the recipes first as some diet regimens can be unhealthy or not suitable for certain people with preexisting conditions. Good luck to you and your dear wife.
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I have been giving my husband coconut oil for the last few years. It works great for his constipation but his dementia is getting worse fast.
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Joined: 6/20/2016
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If Martin Reilly had the secret to curing this disease, he wouldn't be advertising all over the internet and there would be no need for "memory care" facilities.
None of them look like they're shutting up shop anytime soon.
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Joined: 12/10/2011
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TessC wrote:You are a loving husband and want the best for your wife. I have not tried this protocol on my mother. I did try feeding her coconut oil everyday-didn't work.
If buying such books is not a burden to you, go ahead, if only to keep your own mind active, engaged and learning new recipes. Be sure to let her doctors see the recipes first as some diet regimens can be unhealthy or not suitable for certain people with preexisting conditions. Good luck to you and your dear wife.
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I don't have A/D...My A/D caregiving days were over with the
passing of my partner a few years back...but...I watched his presentation last weekend. (I'm slowing down mentally and was tempted.) I decided against plunking down my money
because:
He was offering a computer download instead of actual books
or pamphlets. In all honesty I might
have purchased 1 or 2 printed versions of
individual books...but...Figured that if
he was not willing to invest money in printing...He figured that he might have
to make good on tons of refunds.
Judging from what I saw he was pushing coconut oil, the Mediterranean
Diet, best practices and the addition of some spices (anti
inflammatory spices like Cinnamon, Tumaric etc. that I already use)
The lead in to the presentation was bogus. It was basically: Learn if you have an itch here you may be susceptible to
A/D).
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