The Neuroinflammation Connection š§
In this segment of a YouTube discussion, Dr. Jeffrey Gladden highlights neuroinflammation as a common denominator underlying a wide range of neurological and psychiatric symptoms, including rage, obsessiveācompulsive disorder, attentionādeficit disorder, and Alzheimerās disease. He asks whether the research teams involved are beginning to assess inflammatory biomarkers linked to brain dysfunction. The other speaker, speaking from personal experience after her husbandās death, confirms that neuroinflammation is a key factor in challenging Alzheimerās cases. She shares that she donated her husbandās brain to science and that postāmortem analysis revealed the presence of Borrelia (the Lyme disease spirochete) and PCRāconfirmed Babesia, underscoring a growing body of evidence that chronic infections may drive brain inflammation and contribute to neurodegenerative disease. The exchange suggests a push toward integrating infectiousāagent testing and inflammatory marker profiling into neuroāresearch and clinical practice.
