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A Theoretical Alzheimer's Etiology Predicting Psychogenic Initiation

The cause of Alzheimer's Disease (AD) has been generally considered to be unknown; and even though there are over 50 causes of dementia over half of all demented patients suffer from AD. The 5 main etiological theories of AD are reviewed: 1. Genetic, 2. Toxic agent, 3. Infectious agent, 4. Immune function, and 5. Trauma. The noetic model presented is a radical new approach from a more fundament level than current thinking would produce and is an intimation that the 21st century might be called the 'age of consciousness' suggesting a revolution in medical prophylaxis, whereupon pathologies currently incurable will be treated or prevented. A whole new class of medical etiology, diseases of consciousness, that are the result of imbalances in the flow and coupling of the noetic field are the result of a noeti-taxic response (originating at a radically different physical locus than currently described by psychiatry, psychosomatics, psychoneuroimmunology or any other biological cause ) defined as the 'Noetic Effect' is described as it applies to the genesis of AD. This model originates by applying the author's seminal work on 'Noetic Field Theory: The Quantization of Mind'. Preliminary empirical data in support of the model is discussed as it applies to gene activation, neurophysiology of the synapse and neurotransmitter function, Frohlich coherence associated with microtubules, and quantum brain dynamics; together a system forming a new physical cosmology of consciousness which may additionally include a long term EPR-like telergic associated factor that triggers or enhances the effects that produce amyloid deposits, neurofibrillary tangles or gene expression. Experimental protocols underway to further establish the theory are discussed as well as what kind of clinical intervention is possible; and how might it be applied to patients now and in the future in terms of both prevention and alleviation of the AD etiology.