The End of Alzheimer's Program with Dr. Dale Bredesen
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While it might be true that no one can stop the clock and we all grow older by the hour, we can definitely put an end to the ugly things that come with aging, like cognitive decline and Alzheimer's. In this episode, Dr. Dale Bredesen joins Dr. Jockers to shed a ray of hope for those fearful of this dreaded disease that is fast becoming the cause of death for millions of Americans. He shares how he came to find the treatment and natural preventive measures for cognitive decline, as well as the highly favored herbs and nutrients he recommends for brain health.
"There's a whole set of things that drive the neuroplasticity network. It includes things like specific pathogens and ongoing inflammation and toxicity and insulin resistance. A trophic loss of various growth factors and hormones and nutrients."
-Dr. Dale Bredesen
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In This Episode:
- What the statistics are saying about the cause of death of 45 million Americans
- The 4 stages in which Alzheimer's disease occurs and the problematic thing most physicians are doing in response to these stages
- Why stress and threats are so critical for cognitive decline
- How the genetic Alzheimer's varies from sporadic Alzheimer's
- How the idea that nothing can reverse or treat Alzheimer's is proven wrong
- The diet that is designed to be the perfect biochemistry for the brain
- Why Alzheimer's is a women-centric disease
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- The End of Alzheimer's Program
- The First Survivors of Alzheimer's
Connect with Dr. Dale Bredesen:
- Website – https://www.apollohealthco.com/dr-bredesen/
- Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/drdalebredesen/
- LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/dale-bredesen-2ab0651/
- Twitter – https://twitter.com/DrDaleBredesen
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