Alzheimer's Disease
An undetectable blood infection due to blood poisoning appears to be the culprit. Treat the person as if they were "septic." A high dose of a broad-spectrum antibiotic like "Tetracycline," should do the trick. Put the patient on IV fluids for hydration and other nutrients/minerals. Vasopressor medicines should keep the heart rate normal. If treated in time, the patient should recover.
The world is toxic. There are many ways in today's era to develop Alzheimer's disease due to the world that we live in. It was made toxic.
Alzheimer's disease appears to be a "blood infection" induced by blood poisoning. From arsenic, to rat poison, gas poison, mold, metal poisoning, etc. Alzheimer's is a blood poisoning caused by a certain toxic poisoning. Maybe a person inhaled too much "gas" which poisoned the blood.
With that being said, the blood poisoning is often undetectable. The "tox screens" come back "negative." So, it remains "hidden."
To combat this hidden toxic poisoning, a "high broad spectrum" of antibiotics is needed. The broad-spectrum antibiotic should cure one of the many poisons that plague the body. "Tetracycline" should be an efficient broad-spectrum antibiotic to eliminate the infection.
All the while, a patient must be hydrated. IV fluid for hydration and other minerals and nutrients should be given to said patient.
Also, it's good to put an Alzheimer's patient on "vasopressor" medications. This would keep their blood pressure in check. Oftentimes, you would have to raise their blood pressure.
Alzheimer's patients appear to be simply "septic." Treat them for "sepsis," and they should make a full recovery if caught in time."