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I am obviously biased towards this concept, as I have personally seen my mom slow reverse her early dementia with the help of an experimental Mercury removing drug, but since Alzheimer is really only confirmed by Autopsy, and we happen to live close by a Chlor Alkali plant that has been dumping Hg to the environment for decades, we would never know if she would have eventually died / get diagnosed of Alz.
More information: https://youtu.be/aTPU87CKQLQ?t=6m30s
If this proves to be the case for your aunt, the good news is that anti-helmintics like Ivermectin, could efficiently treat the underlying cause.
You also might benefit from performing Metagenomic tests ( such as Digital Culture by Karius - kariusdx.com) to look for insidious pathogens that might play a role in her illness.
In other words, there are many different things that might cause the symptomatology described as "Multiple Sclerosis", Lyme disease actually being one of them, https://youtu.be/Fy0ViOX7xNk?t=9m37s
Does it assumes idiopathic Dementia?, what about dementia caused by AIDS, Syphilis, or late-stage Lyme disease?, to mention a few?.
Cirrhosis presenting as Parkinsonism - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2771969/
Reversal of parkinsonism following liver transplantation. - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12578945
http://www.livescience.com/49638-peanut-allergy-treatment-pr...
Don't do drugs for this, that's as far as I can say.