These new studies that shift the mindset from the immune system is flawed in the fact that a number of people contract the herpes virus and do not develop Alzheimer’s disease in their lifetime. Virus infections can be taken out with the simple use of anti-biotics and over the counter medications. Typically when people show symptoms, this is not a guarantee that they have contracted the disease that is suspected. The statement that “Around two-thirds of people will contract the viral infection herpes at some point in their lifetime” rests on the fact that the virus remains in people’s body after death. Also Dr. Kell’s research did not explain where exactly in the brain the virus is attacking. Because the virus has to attack hippocampus, the
