I have witnessed an elderly man with severe memory loss; perhaps he had been diagnosed with dementia. He could not remember his birthday or his phone number. He had taken statin drugs for over 20 years.
With the help of his wife, he did my TAFYH course. By the end of TAFYH, and after 3 months off the statins, he remembered his birthday, his phone number and his address.
Why would statins affect memory? The purpose of a statin is to bind the fats in your body. Your brain is made of fat, protein and water. Fats are needed for the nerves in the brain, for memory, for balanced emotions and for protection of your brain. Do you really want to take a drug that wipes out the fats from your brain?
Your liver makes cholesterol to bind the heavy metals and poisons your body is exposed to. You cannot heal your body with drugs, vaccines and poisons. Your body needs energy and nutrition, and lots of it, to move out the poisons that are the prime cause of your health challenges.
