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I'm not a doctor (Thank God!), but I do have some suggestions as a Christian who pulled out of psychosis and got off all pharmaceuticals. God is love. You can trust Him to hear you and meet all your needs, even if they didn't seem to be met in the past. If possible start by believing that God can and will provide all you need to see your grandfather well. Does your grandfather believe in God? Is he a Christian? Many Christians are discovering the way to healing using natural means. I had a vague sense or desire not to be on psychotropic drugs. After a profound sense of "reconnection" to God's love I gradually started a process of healing. Some things were minor miracles, like finding a practitioner who helped me reduce the number of meds I was taking from 4 to 3. Other things happened as my mind awakened and I used the wisdom God gave me to start taking some magnesium and other natural products which help reduce anxiety, sleeplessness, and depression.
For your grandfather: If he is open-minded I'd suggest some things to consider such as (of, course) eliminating the statin. Next, do some homework on what things might be depleted from statin use (look at healthy fats and Co-enzyme Q for example). There are specific naturally occurring substances which MIGHT help such as choline, PS (phosphatidyl serine) and others. Of course, anything I say here is said without real knowledge of your grandfather, but have been offered to assist you in starting your OWN research! Another anon was commenting on cellular energy. A lot of things in our environment can damage our mitochondria (cellular powerhouses) and so, broadly, I think detoxing would probably help him as well.
WDDTY is a wonderful publication I found while trying to understand what vaccines are really doing to us. I recommend taking a look at it as they had some notable stories of patients recovering from a number of conditions thought to be "unrecoverable".
Some of my favorite on-line resources are Natural News (deplatformed by Go ogle) and Green Med Info (a bit new-agey).
I will pray for your blessing as well as for your grandfather.