The research is being launched for the first patient who was spontaneously cured of Alzheimer's disease, announces Dr. Leslie Norins of Germ Quest, Inc.

"Researchers can gain valuable clues about the cause of a disease and possible therapy by studying a single individual who is cured spontaneously," he says. Leslie Norins, M.D., Ph.D., the CEO. "We want to find an unusual AD patient, if there is one, and ask the scientists to review the details.Faster progress against Alzheimer's disease is essential."

"That might have been reported as a miracle, so we contacted the Catholic Church authorities to find out if they had any evidence of miraculous healing of AD," said Dr. Norins.

The Catholic Evaluator and Registrar of Miracles is the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, which is part of the Curia at the Holy See, in Rome. "Their letter to me says that they do not know anything," says Dr. Norins. We also had negative reports from the research librarians at Catholic University of America and the University of Notre Dame.

Next, Dr. Norins said he consulted medical and non-medical publications, using PubMed and Google, and still did not find any spontaneous treatment of AD.

Thus, he says, "We create our own goal through this global research, because doctors are the local professionals best able to diagnose Parkinson's disease and evaluate possible spontaneous treatment, we target them. Let's ask any doctor convincing evidence to submit this case via our website, ALZgerm.org, where they will find all the details. "

Dr. Norins cites as the source of inspiration the only patient whose proven cancer has disappeared spontaneously. Steven Rosenberg National Cancer Institute to begin its productive studies on immunological cures for cancer. Among the other discoveries on a single patient, we count the "Philadelphia cream chromosome "in leukemia, and the"Berlin patient "for the resistance of white blood cells to HIV.

Alzheimer & # 39; s Germ Quest, Inc. is a self-funded, non-profit corporation headquartered in Naples, In Florida. He sponsors the $ 1 million Challenge Award for the scientist who provides compelling evidence that AD is caused by an infectious agent.

SOURCE Alzheimer's Germ Quest, Inc.

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