Dedicated to Finding an Alzheimer's Cure
Dedicated to Finding an Alzheimer's Cure
Dr. David Crandall, DDS is the first patient known to have reversed the effects of Alzheimer's Disease.
His seven year battle with the disease ended in 2019. But his fight was not in vain.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota performing his autopsy determined that the drugs he took (with medical supervision) are what saved the critical structures in Dr. Crandall's brain from degeneration. This astounding medical breakthrough caused them to immediately recommended that they, or another highly-accredited research institution, be allowed to study the drug protocols Dr. Crandall used to change the path and outcome of this deadly disease.
The University of Minnesota began searching for governmental grants for funding of a new lab. But this process takes time. Apparently - lots of time.
So in late 2022, Dr. Crandall's daughter Anna Shelander, decided to create The Curing Alzheimer's Disease (private) Foundation in order to side-step governmental funding by generating the necessary funding through tax-deductible donations that would allow the lab to operate. With this time and financial commitment came naming rights - which Anna aptly decided would be The Alzheimer's Legacy Lab - respecting the fact that, had her dad not insisted on trying to find his own cure, we would be much further away from finding the Cure for Alzheimer's Disease.
We call our unique approach to funding a scientific research lab: Privatized Research Funding (PRF). This new, revolutionary, never-been-done-before concept (which we have made a reality) is exactly how we expect to get to the bottom of this very real scientific dilemma - faster and more efficiently - than ever. Not only are we funding the lab entirely and ahead of schedule, good to know: reporting and reapplying for NIH governmental grants often takes over 30% of a researcher's time. Meaning, from an efficiency standpoint, we will now be able to keep The Alzheimer's Legacy Lab's research team doing what they do best - solving the AD riddle - 100% of their time!
The Foundation's goal as a non-profit, public charity is to fully investigate the microbial / infectious hypothesis of Alzheimer's Disease through the sponsorship of one singular lab. This means that we intend to stay at this until the very end. Our hope is The Alzheimer's Legacy Lab will complete this task within 3-5 years. But if it doesn't, we will stay at the table until it does. Never before has a funding source done this. Larger non-profit organizations in the Alzheimer's space consistently fund multiple projects that end up being stepping stones and not the full story. We are funding the full story.
Here at the Curing Alzheimer's Disease Foundation, we believe that Finding the Cure for Alzheimer's Disease is not that far off in the future. And everything The Alzheimer's Legacy Lab is doing will advance Alzheimer's research exponentially - either through a cure, or to disprove the microbial hypothesis - so future funding can be redirected to other Alzheimer's Disease theories.
So please consider helping the World find an Alzheimer's Cure by donating to the Curing Alzheimer's Disease Foundation today.
The Curing Alzheimer's Disease Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit located in the Minneapolis/Saint Paul area of Minnesota.
Dr. David E. Crandall DDS
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