This appears to be an international patent application, and not a granted patent.
I have not read much more than the first page, but I did notice Figure 1, which a graphical form of the illustration Anavex has been displaying of the parts of the brain that are more or less impacted by blarcamesine during the 48 week 2b/3 trial. (These are the results with the extremely low p value result.)
Please excuse my clumsy editing, but take a look -- the results are pretty astonishing in this format. Keep in mind these are AD patients; a normally aging population will still average about a one percent loss during the 48 week time period.
Nice claims in the patent. However, it is a patent only. Anyone who has filed patents (I have 4 approved) knows the difference between patent claims and probably commercial applications.
Would love to see them run more trials and get clinical proof of claims.
In the future this patent if approved has massive potential way beyond AD. If every adult after forty takes a daily Anavex pill even if only $1 a pill the revenue would be astronomical. Who wouldn’t want a pill to drastically slow their brain from shrinking?