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“Alzheimer’s treatment has forced families to choose between memory and quality of life for decades. Current drugs work—but not at the doses most people can tolerate. CNS-selective therapeutics change that equation entirely.”

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The Sub-Clinical Gap: Why Current Treatments Fall Short

Current Alzheimer’s medications work—but not at the doses most people can tolerate. The drugs prescribed today inhibit an enzyme that breaks down acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter essential for memory. The problem? To get meaningful benefit, you need 60-80% inhibition in the brain. At maximum tolerable doses, most patients achieve only 20-40%—leaving the majority of the therapeutic target untouched.
 
The result is a cruel compromise: take a dose low enough to avoid debilitating nausea and heart complications, but too low to meaningfully slow decline. Or push higher and sacrifice quality of life for marginal gains. For decades, families have been told this is simply the best we can do.

It isn’t.

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60-80%

At maximum tolerable doses, current treatments leave 60-80% of the target enzyme still active in the brain.

A Better Path: CNS-Selective Therapeutics

What if a treatment could reach the brain without wreaking havoc on the rest of your body? That’s the promise of CNS-selective therapeutics—drugs designed to concentrate their effects in the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) while sparing the heart, gut, and muscles from collateral damage.

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Cnstyx (MSF – Methanesulfonyl Fluoride) is the leading example of this approach. Unlike legacy treatments that inhibit enzymes throughout your entire body, Cnstyx achieves therapeutic levels in the brain while allowing peripheral tissues to recover quickly. The result: the inhibition levels needed for real benefit, without the side effects that make current drugs intolerable.

“80% brain enzyme inhibition with minimal systemic effects—the therapeutic target legacy drugs can’t reach.”

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