Dominating and educative relationships - the cause of Alzheimer, dementia and Parkinson disease

The authors of "Compact socionics" developed a logical system and theory about the pattern of relationships between personalities. Once an accurate table of personality relationships was obtained, and the relationships and their roles were described, it was discovered that two relationships out of sixteen were the most difficult for each personality. The authors named these relationships "dominating" and "educative". Each relationship from the table has its own consequences. The goal was to find out what the consequences could also be in these two most complex relationships. After studying the descriptions of these relationships, the authors are convinced that these two relationships are the cause of Alzheimer disease, dementia, and Parkinson disease occurring in the weak party of these relationships. The authors believe it is necessary to alert neuroscientists and psychiatrists, as well as the public, about this relationship and the cause of these diseases. This conclusion was reached through logical analysis. As a result, this discovery will help to avoid the development of these diseases by stopping the contact of the strong party of this relationship with the weak party on a permanent basis. The cessation of contact should also be done in family relations of people, if the family members or relatives are in one of the above two relationships.