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it's a sticky protein. It'll bind to itself and form amalloid plaques. And if enough amalloid plaques accumulate in your brain at some point reaches a tipping point, which then triggers a
molecular cascade that causes neuropibrillary tangles, neuroinflammation, cell death, and all of the symptoms that we classically know of as Alzheimer's. Prior to that tipping point,
you're symptom free. You're not diagnosed with Alzheimer's yet. It's sort of like having high cholesterol and heart disease, right? If you have high cholesterol, it doesn't mean you're going
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