Alzheimer's Disease

The theory was simply, well, if the toilet is clogged, it doesn't matter if you try to clean the toilet. You have to unclog the toilet. So then we took a look at cadaver crib reform plates and without knowing what cause of death was,. We graded them on a scale of most closed occluded to least closed or occluded. After rank stacking them, we then opened the database of cause of death. And it turns out that the correlation coefficient was almost perfect. The more clogged, the more they died from Alzheimer's. But correlation is not necessarily causation.

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