I have to use my one post per day to put this out there again as I see some new posters here. The reason I believe that Leif is not exaggerating is because my doctor (osteopath) is the one that told me about Anatabloc. He is a very thoughtful and meticulous guy and is usually under-impressed with "new" treatments. He takes Anatabloc himself and first noticed it helped with a chronic elbow injury and workout recovery. Later, he noted that his memory seemed improved. he has recommended it to a number of patients with very good results. Two of those patients have mild to moderate Alzheimer's and he continued them on their existing meds and had them add Anatabloc. He says both say they are seeing positive effects adding A-bloc and say they will continue to take it.
I also add that he has told me that of all his friends that take it, I am the one who raves about it THE LEAST. Some of his friends, he tells me, use words like "amazing" when relating the efficacy of A-bloc. And yes he is a shareholder...precisely because he believes that this compound (his word) does seem to work for a variety of ailments. I cannot prove any of this, of course, but it does influence me to believe that Leif is not exaggerating.