Short Communication | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2639-4162/033
1 BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave. Saint John, NB, E2J 1R2, Canada.
*Corresponding Author: Paul T E Cusack, BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave. Saint John, NB, E2J 1R2, Canada.
Citation: Paul T E Cusack (2020) Alzheimers Disease, Downs Syndrome, & Creosote.General Medicine and Clinical Practice. 3(3) DOI: 10.31579/2639-4162/033
Copyright: ©2020. Paul T E Cusack This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Received: 17 August 2020 | Accepted: 25 September 2020 | Published: 01 October 2020
Keywords: alzheimer’s disease; down’s syndrome; creosote; at math
In this paper, we consider creosote as the cause of Alzheimer’s disease and Downs syndrome. They both exhibit the slowing down of the nerve function probably caused by an increase in resistance of the circuit because of Beta Amyloid build up in the brain. Creosote was used as a preservative in various industries.
Beta-Amyloid is a plaque that builds up in the brain found in patients with Alzheimer’s and Downs Syndrome. It apparently has the effect of increasing resistance to nerve function causing apotheosis of the nerve cells leading to AD and DS. In this paper, I will show the mathematics behind it.
Creosote is produced as a preservative. It was used in the military, by butchers for smoked meat, the rail roads. It is also in the exhaust downwind from power plants that burn oil. The chemical formula for creosote is: CH3C6H4 (OH).
Now the protein neurotransmitters (Gasotransmitters) are:
6NO- + 2CO-2 +H2S -5+6O2 è 6 NO2 + 2 CO2 +H2O2+O2
Nitrate + Carbon Monoxide + Hydrogen Sulfide + Oxygen è Toxic + Unconscious +Toxic
(Nitrate is contained in adrenalin (epinephrine). Carbon monoxide leads to unconsciousness.
7NO- +C7H7+ 6OH- è 7 CO2+7 NH3 +H2O + 4O2
Nitrate ion è Carbon dioxide + Ammonia + Water + Oxygen.
Molar Mass
H=23 x 1.008= 231.84
O= 23 x 15.999 = 367.977
C = 7 x 12.01 = 84.07
N== 7 x 14.01 = 9 8.07
SUM = 781.75~782
Consciousness =Soul Energy=SE= E-M==(1/8-1/9)=138.8=1/0.720 =1/t
t=0.720
E=(1-Ln t)7
=(1-Ln 0.720)7=752.726~753
781.75-752.726=29.021
M-E= = 29.021 x 6.023 =174.8~175=1 rad=Δ E
Now, the molar concentration for potassium is:
Ln [K+]0/Ln [K+]=1352
So, 1/753=1.329~1330 = Internal clock in the human mind.
1352/1329=23
ΔE=1
E-M=ΔE
(1-Ln 0.720)7-PE/c²=1
753-PE/c²=1
M=PE/c²=1-0.753
PE=247 x c² =22199~222=1/450
T=KE=1/2M²
=1/2(752.7)(1/√2)
=188.175
KE-ΔE
=188.175-1
=88.175
=113.4
For Down’s Syndrome
V=iR
=4/3(0.85)
=133.3 cf 113.4
TE=PE+KE+SE
=0.222+188.2+138.8=327=1/305.6=1/t
t=305
E=(1-Ln t)7
=(305)7
=248.9
=Mass=Ln t =12.82 =Universal Vector
-PE/c²=249 x c²=223.7
Continuing, we have:
ΔE=781.75+174.8
=956.55
=1/104.5~1/105=1/V=1/E=t
t=KE=1/2 (4/Pi)(1/√2)²=781.75 π
=2454=M=Ln t
t=127.8
=1/782 t=KE=1/2ρ v²
=781.75=1/2 (4/π)v²
v²=1563
v=39.54=1/252.9=1/Period T
Freq=1/T=395~4
Now we turn to the creosote.
[CH3C6H4OH]/[ 305]
Ln [781.75]/Lm [305]=6.66/(1/c²)=G/i=116.5=1/856=1/R
M=Ln t=116.5
t==394 Cf. 394
VN=iR
1/105 mV=i(0.856)
I=1/c²
1/c²=M since PE=Mc²=1
Universal Signal
Power=VA
=105 (1/c^2)=116.8=Mass M
Power=i²R
=(1/c²)² (856)
=105.97 mV
=|-70|+35 mV Nerve signal potential.
V=iR
177.7=307 R
R=1/√3
Conclusion
We see that the mathematics support creosote as a cause of AD and DS.
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