Question:
L. S. has dementia and Alzheimers. He has researched how to deal with that.
He wants to know what frequencies would be appropriate.
And what other information you can add to help him.
He sent me this email this morning.
He uses a Zapper Trio – and wonders if he should use the Professional.
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Shannon, here’s what I have learned so far:
Amyloidosis in the brain creates a sticky “gunk” that causes dementia/Alzheimers
The gunk sticks to or penetrates brain tissue and causes the
debilitating disease that disables brain functions slowly over time
The Zapper has a frequency therapy series that hopefully stops the
amyloidosis process
We need to find a frequency therapy that will break down and clears
out the gunk from the brain
The Zapper manual has an “Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias
comprehansive” 10-frequency therapy
Do you have any feedback from Zapper users regarding the efficacy of
frequency therapy for this disease?
Answer:
2 Approaches: (1) Use the Alzheimers + other Dementias RDPV3 GROUP 9: 0.11, 7.5, 67.5, 92.5, 377.91, 453.72, 515.16, 688.29, 712, 995.38
Program 9 on the RDPV3. Use overnight with straps on the feet.
(1)
In Alzheimer’s disease, “amyloidosis” refers to the buildup of beta-amyloid plaques outside neurons—the sticky “gunk” often blamed for triggering dementia—while tau proteins form tangles inside neurons that more directly disrupt the cell’s internal transport system and strongly correlate with cognitive decline. The prevailing model suggests amyloid accumulation creates a toxic environment (inflammation, oxidative stress, abnormal signaling) that drives tau proteins to become abnormal and clump together, spreading damage through brain networks. Methylene blue has been studied for its potential to inhibit tau aggregation and support mitochondrial function, by reducing tau clumping and improving cellular energy metabolism, it can interrupt the downstream damage that follows amyloid buildup
Methylene blue is a new holistic and drug free treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers are interested in it because of several biological effects that could theoretically slow disease progression. One major target in Alzheimer’s is the buildup of abnormal tau proteins inside brain cells, which form tangles and disrupt normal function. Methylene blue inhibits tau aggregation, meaning it reduces the tendency of these proteins to clump together.
Another reason methylene blue has attracted attention is its effect on mitochondria, the structures in cells responsible for energy production. In Alzheimer’s disease, brain cells often show impaired energy metabolism. Methylene blue acts as an alternative electron carrier within the mitochondrial respiratory chain, improving cellular energy production. By supporting mitochondrial efficiency, it helps neurons function better and resist stress. In addition, methylene blue has antioxidant properties, meaning it reduces oxidative stress, which is a significant contributor to neuronal damage in Alzheimer’s. Lowering oxidative stress protects brain cells from further degeneration.
Methylene blue can interact dangerously with SSRIs. it is suggested to not be used in conjunction with SSRI Medications.
If opting for this treatment, many forms of Methylene Blue are available on Amazon and similar websites. Opt for liquid forms, as tablet forms stain the teeth. Only buy examples you’ll see listed include liquid drops like brands often tagged as 1 % USP pharmaceutical-grade methylene blue that emphasize purity and independent lab testing (e.g., solutions by brands like Compass Laboratory or Earth Harmony Naturals that are described as USP-grade in their Amazon listings).
