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Alzheimer disease, we believe, might be the end disease caused by chronic brain congestion and pressure from flat sleeping. The cerebral ventricles of the Alzheimer brain are expanded, suggesting a history of ventricular pressure, and generalized lesions along the ventricles may indicate areas of brain tissue that have deteriorated from this chronic pressure. Other research has already shown Alzheimer is associated with increased brain pressure, but the cause has been considered unknown, as is the case with almost all brain pressure problems..

The judge further ridiculed Merritt arguments about how much work Maples has performed since the litigation returned to his court last October, writing that her position a complete lack of professionalism, as well as common sense. Assessment of the state work is in opposition to a lawyer, Maples, who Fox said was unfamiliar with the rules of civil and appellate procedure. The state, with all its resources, lost a battle of wits with an unarmed opponent.