Prion Contamination Spreading Alzheimer’s Disease

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Alzheimer’s Disease, Autism Share Common Cause

The EPA is drawing more attention and criticism than usual lately, but its history of mismanagement is nothing new.

EPA failures regarding wastewater treatment, reuse and the land application of sewage sludge go back decades. For example, sewage sludge was deemed too toxic to dump in the ocean in 1972, so the EPA started pimping it as fertilizer for our food supply, gardens, parks and school grounds.

Sewage sludge certainly has some beneficial nutrients for plants, including phosphorous and nitrogen. Unfortunately, the so-called biosolids also include pathogens, prions, heavy metals, pharmaceutical residues, carcinogens and other harmful ingredients. After all, sewage comes from slaughter houses, nursing homes, hospitals, dental offices, veterinarians, street runoff, factories, and beyond. It also includes all of the things that millions of homes choose to dump.

The EPA never conducted a legitimate risk assessment regarding the land application of sewage sludge. It never issued official policy. It issued something known to industry insiders as the sludge rule back in the 1990s. It’s the government equivalent of a wink-wink.

The EPA stood behind the sludge rule and allowed each state to develop random regulations and practices on sewage discharges. Places such as Milwaukee, Wisconsin started pimping its sewage sludge as fertilizer long ago. In Milwaukee, they branded the toxins Milorganite, which is registered for sale in all 50 states. Farmers are eating the stuff up. So do livestock, crops, gardeners and our wildlife. It’s running off into streams, rivers, lakes and oceans. Tornadoes carry it into the sky and into homes, offices and schools. The treated wastewater is discharged to Lake Michigan, where Chicago and other municipalities tap drinking water.

Since the EPA’s infamous sludge rule darkened our world, we now know about a deadly form of protein known as a prion. Prions are in the bodily fluids of victims, including blood, saliva, mucus, urine, feces, etc.—everything that’s destined for a wastewater treatment plant and a farmer’s field (or a soccer field).

Prions aren’t alive, so they can’t be killed. Wastewater treatment does little more than separate the stuff that floats from the stuff that doesn’t float. What’s left is pumped right back into your world. Including wastewater that’s being touted as drinking water (per the next section, look for the word “prion” in the risk assessments).

Dr. Stanley Prusiner earned the Nobel Prize in physiology in 1998 for his study of prions and prion disease. Unfortunately, government and industry are ignoring the ramifications of his science. As such, neurodegenerative disease is now the fastest-growing cause of death in the world. The autism epidemic is likely related to the same mismanagement of neurotoxins. Meanwhile, valley fever has evolved into an umbrella term for a variety of ailments spread through infectious waste in soil and air.

“Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common neurodegenerative disease in. Aggregation of the β-amyloid (Aβ) peptide within the brain is thought to spark the AD pathogenesis. Many recent studies in transgenic mice have proven that Aβ aggregates become self-propagating (infectious) during disease, leading to a cascade of protein aggregation in the brain, which may underlie the progressive nature of AD. The ability to self-propagate and the existence of distinct “strains” reveals that Aβ aggregates exhibit many properties indistinguishable from deadly prions. We have evidence that Aβ can become a prion during disease,” said Prusiner. “I learned that scrapie, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and kuru had all been shown to be transmissible by injecting extracts of diseased brains into the brains of healthy animals. Whether prions are responsible for common neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease is a possibility that should not be ignored.”

Prion disease is prion disease, but misguided public servants are blinding us with pseudo science. We know that prions migrate, mutate, multiply and kill with unparalleled efficiency. Yet, we are being told that various threats are unproven. We are being told that prions deplete themselves.

We are being told that there is no connection between the various forms of prion diseases among humans and other mammals, including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, chronic wasting disease, and mad cow disease.

We are told that autism is caused by vaccines, not food and water contamination. We are being told that infectious waste is fertilizer. It’s time to read between the lines and think for ourselves, while we can still think at all.

The wastewater treatment plant in Milwaukee, for example, has been serving people with prion disease for decades. It’s called Milorganite. Wastewater treatment plants around the world are prion collectors, incubators and distributors. As more and more people get neurodegenerative disease, the deadlier the waste stream becomes. They have become weapons of mass destruction, yet no regulation exists. Highly toxic garbage in—fertilizer out.

Humans Transmitting Prion Disease To Wildlife

Thanks to the indiscriminate dumping of sewage sludge laden with prions from sick people, the dairy state is a now a leader in chronic wasting disease among its wildlife. Since wildlife are serving as the proverbial bird in a coal mine, we know that livestock and humans also are being poisoned. The prion pathway goes both directions–people can contract it from infected animals and animals can contract it from human infectious waste (sewage). Few, if any mammals are immune. Few corners of the earth are safe.

The risk assessments for biosolids and wastewater reclamation were prepared before the world of science knew about deadly, unstoppable prions. Prions don’t deplete themselves over time. They don’t have a half-life. They migrate, mutate and multiply. Prions are being mismanaged in a criminal way on an industrial scale.

Although there are several pathways for deadly prion disease to infect a herd, the greatest prion pathway is being ignored. Sick deer, elk, moose and reindeer are just canaries in a proverbial coal mine. You and your family are caught in the crossfire of misinformation and mismanagement. Neurodegenerative disease is now the fastest-growing cause of death in the world.

Municipalities around the world were asked to stop dumping their sewage sludge in rivers and oceans and start dumping the toxic soup onto farms, forests, parks, school grounds, gardens and golf courses. Cities also are dumping the toxins in the deserts around the world, where it bakes and blows back in the faces of the cities that are trying to get rid of the sewage. The death dust from sewage sludge alone includes infectious waste, radioactive waste, heavy metals, carcinogens, pharmaceutical residues and other threats.

Humans Transmitting Brain Disease To Humans

Most forms of neurodegenerative disease are prion disease. The clinical term is transmissible spongiform encephalopathy (TSE). The operative word is “transmissible.” Victims are producing and discharging infectious waste. Prions from people are the most deadly and aggressive because people are at the top of the food chain. It’s a vicious cycle. People are giving it back and forth to each other, but in different mutations. People are transmitting prion disease to animals through sewage. Animals are transmitting it to people through milk and meat. Government and industry are fanning the flames.

Thanks to modern sewage disposal (biosolids) and antiquated (if not fraudulent) risk assessments, we’re witnessing a public health disaster that’s still unfolding in the form of autism, Alzheimer’s disease, west Nile virus, Zika virus, chronic wasting disease, mad cow disease, valley fever, meningitis, hepatitis, and other threats to public health.

The spike in autism and Alzheimer’s disease began shortly after we started dumping toxic sewage on open lands in urban and rural areas. The spike in chronic wasting disease and mad cow disease began about the same time. It’s time to divert all sewage sludge to lined landfills to protect human health, animal health and entire watersheds. Infectious waste isn’t fertilizer.

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Gary Chandler is a prion expert. He is the CEO of Crossbow Communications, author of several books and producer of documentaries about health and environmental issues around the world. Chandler is connecting the dots to the global surge in neurodegenerative disease, including Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, chronic wasting disease and other forms of prion disease. The scientific name for prion disease is transmissible spongiform encephalopathy. The operative word is “transmissible.” Even the global surge in autism appears to be related.