Peter Attia· MD
i think alzheimer's disease is going to turn out to have an autoimmune component because that's the kind of thing that women seem to be more prone to than men is some of the autoimmune diseases
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i think alzheimer's disease is going to turn out to have an autoimmune component because that's the kind of thing that women seem to be more prone to than men is some of the autoimmune diseases
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my private hypothesis that I don't think I've ever said publicly before is I think Alzheimer's disease is going to turn out to have an autoimmune component because that's the kind of thing that women seem to be more prone to than men is some of the autoimmune diseases