Help Fund the Cure for Alzheimer's Disease
With your support, the Alzheimer’s Legacy Lab can study the first proven human case of documented symptom reversal and true brain preservation. Your contribution accelerates research into a cure.
With your support, the Alzheimer’s Legacy Lab can study the first proven human case of documented symptom reversal and true brain preservation. Your contribution accelerates research into a cure.
Dr. David E. Crandall, DDS, is the visionary behind the Curing Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation—quite literally the brain behind our mission. Despite being diagnosed with the most severe stage of Alzheimer’s disease, Dr. Crandall’s brain was remarkably different upon autopsy, defying expectations associated with dementia and Alzheimer progression. Initially believed to be due to exceptional genetics, further investigation revealed he had been following a unique medication protocol for years. This medically supervised regimen is now considered one of the most promising clues in the search for an Alzheimer’s disease cure. His treatment approach is currently under study at The Alzheimer’s Legacy Lab at the University of Minnesota, contributing to groundbreaking Alzheimer research. Dr. Crandall’s story not only challenges traditional assumptions about dementia diagnosis and risk factors for dementia, but also offers real hope that effective Alzheimer’s treatment—or even a cure—may be within reach.
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Let’s Cure Alzheimer’s!
– Sandra E. Hugo, MN
Anna and the work of the CAD Foundation will greatly impact advancements and success in overcoming Alzheimer’s disease. The story of Dr. Crandall is very inspiring. Please join me in supporting the CAD Foundation both financially and by promoting the awareness of their work.
– David K. Winona, MN
I never thought about Alzheimer’s as being caused by infection – it makes total sense
– Mitch K. Rochester, MN
“Alzheimer’s exists on two planes” showcases how the patient is caught in between medicine: where there is no cure or drugs proven to stop progression. And science: where a cure is being actively researched, but not yet accessible. It’s presently a waiting game…life-span vs. cure-span. The exciting thing is we’re getting closer to a cure every day.
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