Alzheimers: What the experts are getting wrong | Ep185

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  • @tomgunn8356
    @tomgunn8356 3 роки тому +41

    Two of the very finest heroes of Functional Medicine!! Great video. Bredesen should receive the Nobel Prize for his pioneering work understanding and combatting Alzheimer's.

    • @nessieness5433
      @nessieness5433 3 роки тому

      Nobel prize? The registered trademark in the protocol of dr. Bredesen has nothing 'nobel', it is marketing.

    • @raewise6345
      @raewise6345 2 роки тому +1

      I agree!!! His work is lifesaving.

  • @virginiabrister8642
    @virginiabrister8642 2 роки тому +17

    I had been having GI issues for several months. I made an appointment with the Dr./Surgeon that did my last colonoscopy and surgical procedure expecting a colonoscopy and endoscopy scheduling. He introduced me to Dr. Gundry. I'm improving after only a few days. I am beyond grateful that my Dr. talked to me about nutrition and Dr. Gundry.

    • @peggy42
      @peggy42 Рік тому +1

      So unusual! Not the typical Dr / patient conversation!!!

    • @Johnnyquid20
      @Johnnyquid20 Рік тому

      So what did you do

  • @debkiehm7634
    @debkiehm7634 3 роки тому +31

    It’s so complicated to get and stay well. Especially when your brain is already affected. Thank you for your work and your effort to help all of us.
    Love you guys !!!! Blessings 👏☺️💕🥰😇

  • @MK-hh1vo
    @MK-hh1vo 2 роки тому +9

    Thanks so much for this!!! I've advocated this school of thought for *3 decades* ! So far, in my 60s the 30somethings think I'm one of them! 🤭
    Only in the 2020s have I heard actual doctors who agree with me on this! Getting older DOES NOT mean "slowing down" *unless you let it* ! We *should* and CAN be "sharp as a tack" until the very end! I would love to find a geriatric specialist with this attitude in the NYC area. Suggestions welcome!l

  • @saetmusic
    @saetmusic 3 роки тому +30

    A great video! I've already been a big fan of Dr. Gundry. I'm 70 years old and I've changed my diet and been using intermittent fasting for several months. I've lost 47 pounds and I'm feeling terrific! Looking forward to looking into the ReCoDE Protocol and Dr. Bredesen's book!

  • @pgoodman7662
    @pgoodman7662 3 роки тому +4

    Gundry and Breseden are brilliant. Always have been

  • @LetsCatchYourDream
    @LetsCatchYourDream 2 роки тому +11

    The major causes of the illness (3:35)
    What is lacking in the brain (5:25)
    Cognoscopy test (age 45+) : a simple assessment, which uses a combination of laboratory and cognitive testing that identifies the contributors to cognitive decline or risk for decline.

  • @ligiasommers
    @ligiasommers 3 роки тому +16

    You are two heroes that with knowledge brings us hope ! Thank you so much 🙏🏻💖🌹

    • @manniemoments9853
      @manniemoments9853 3 роки тому

      Can I take baby aspirin if I have gastritis and esophagitis?

    • @ligiasommers
      @ligiasommers 3 роки тому

      @@manniemoments9853 I think that only a doctor that sees you can answer that , but in my opinion you should treat the problems first . Good luck and all the best 🍀

  • @jorgecueva1679
    @jorgecueva1679 3 роки тому +30

    You should create a simple course of health for beginners. It is just a suggestion. Or, do you know where I can get a good course of basic human function? Thanks to your books, it created for me a natural curiosity of knowing the human system. Especially the endocrine system, is fascinating. And I am getting deeper. Hope here in Mexico we can create that culture and thirst of knowledge.

  • @danielmontanez958
    @danielmontanez958 3 роки тому +12

    Excellent presentation from Dr. Bredesen. Interesting to find physician like Dr. Bredesen and yourself that explain complex topics like this, in simple words. Saludos desde Tijuana Mexico

  • @jorgecueva1679
    @jorgecueva1679 3 роки тому +10

    Just Wonderful!!!. Thanks Dr. Gundry. I follow you since 2017 and you are my faitfull reference of health because it just works. Keep doing the great job. I wish you the best.

  • @susanwoodward7485
    @susanwoodward7485 2 роки тому +4

    Best presentation I have heard on this topic. Early prevention and treatment also starts with training the physicians and insurance companies. So pleased to hear value of keto diet and exercise. Now, if I could only sleep!

    • @foxiefair123
      @foxiefair123 2 роки тому +1

      He actually has certification program if Dr.’s would actually look into it.

  • @brucehutchinson9527
    @brucehutchinson9527 3 роки тому +5

    This presentation is a major contribution direction to improve our health and be functional and happy to the end of our days. Thank you Dr. Dale Bredesen and Dr. Gundry

    • @punker4Real
      @punker4Real 3 роки тому

      I would never trust health advice from morbidly obese doctor he has like 4 chins

    • @brucehutchinson9527
      @brucehutchinson9527 3 роки тому +1

      @@punker4Real . Who in the world are you talking about??
      First of all I see no multiple chins.

    • @punker4Real
      @punker4Real 3 роки тому

      @@brucehutchinson9527
      the one with the glasses
      i saw it in another video
      i counted 4 chins...at 6:16

    • @brucehutchinson9527
      @brucehutchinson9527 3 роки тому +1

      @@punker4Real . You may have seen his promotion videos of him twenty years ago when he was 70 pounds heavier. I'm guessing you haven't listened to anything of what he does what kind of nutrition and lifestyle adheres to and advocates.

    • @punker4Real
      @punker4Real 3 роки тому +1

      @@brucehutchinson9527 also i would NOT trust the other one he tells me to eat a plant based diet like i'm some kinda herbivore? 23:45 so he tells us that we should Not consume cholesterol...
      it's 25%/25 saturated animal fat / cholesterol so everyone should further reduce it sound about right i should eat less of what the brain is made from .
      consume MORE SUGAR which has caused the dementia or Alzheimer's(Type 3 diabetes) in the first place
      Type 3 diabetes most likely the person also has Type 2 diabetes
      Since all plant sludge is made from sugar (this is how plant store energy) i.e fruits, vegetables and grains.. ARE just another name for sugar.
      how is EATING even more sugar going to make this go away?? a VEGAN diet as he suggest would make things even WORSE
      since you can't get b12, Saturated animal fat, cholesterol and omega3's from plants or plastic bottles from walmart (these are not the bioavailable version it's just taking ur money)

  • @lorettatayor5840
    @lorettatayor5840 Рік тому +3

    my mother died of alzheimers and i'm scared to death of getting it. i am now trying to improve my diet because of gallstones and high liver enzymes. this is good information!

  • @raewise6345
    @raewise6345 2 роки тому +2

    So grateful for this conversation, and for all the research you have done! I am following ALL of your interviews on this subject. I apply what I am learning! So vital for life. I am forever grateful.

  • @heidismith8970
    @heidismith8970 3 роки тому +4

    The more I listen the more I realise that Dr Shivers systems approach is the way to go forward for individualised medical diagnostics

  • @richardtoomey8628
    @richardtoomey8628 3 роки тому +2

    Best program I've listened too!

  • @marylombardi6224
    @marylombardi6224 2 роки тому +6

    Can you mention the different protocols you talked about for oral health. Including the toothpaste please. Thank you great discussion

  • @karenschneider7108
    @karenschneider7108 Рік тому +1

    Ty for this great presentation this education is most valuable
    I am 76 follow u on utube now use ool daily coffee salads increased leafy greens fermented foods stoped processed grocery items for past few months keto diet my fasting insulin result is tada 4.3 which was way below quest labs
    Range of 18 so i guess i have fat adapted not insulin resistant anymore and plan to continue following your teaching and bless you with prayers for ur talented work ty ty ty will look for bredesen’s book recode in hope of avoiding cognitive decline ty ty ty doctors for ur kind help i follow ur podcast and record on my iphone to refer back to when i need to listen up again be safe karen

  • @Kryptoz
    @Kryptoz Рік тому +2

    What if your job demands lots of data and number crunching - does this increase risk?

  • @foxiefair123
    @foxiefair123 2 роки тому +3

    I have MCI, and I’m recovering.

    • @pattischmitz2680
      @pattischmitz2680 5 днів тому

      How are you doing now? What did you do to improve? Ty!!

  • @Scoobylife
    @Scoobylife 3 роки тому +2

    Wow! Fantastic show! Thanks so much!!!

  • @pgoodman7662
    @pgoodman7662 3 роки тому +10

    The End of Alzheimer’s is a great book that everyone should read first then read Bresdens follow up on survivors.

    • @niciv.n.8747
      @niciv.n.8747 2 роки тому +2

      Sorry for us in South Africa...even if we can maybe otder dr's book...our money is nothing worth anymore...to compare to Dollars.Wish someone could tell some 'secrets'...out of this book.

    • @foxiefair123
      @foxiefair123 2 роки тому

      Where do I get the follow ups?

  • @crowdancer5
    @crowdancer5 2 роки тому +3

    What is soooo frustrating is that everythings costs sooo much and insurance or medicare will not pay. I went to your website to take the test but could only take it as a part of your recode program which cost over what I get to live on for the month. I guess wellness is for the rich or at least well to do!

    • @wildthings980
      @wildthings980 Рік тому

      You are correct. A clinic in Cleveland follows the program these doctors are talking about. They don't take insurance. Is outrageously expensive. The supplements they advise add up to $400 a month! It's criminal!!!!

  • @tpelio12
    @tpelio12 Рік тому

    The End of Alzheimer’s is a ground breaking book. Dr Bredesen is a hero.

  • @TalkingGIJoe
    @TalkingGIJoe 3 роки тому +2

    How come experts never are?

  • @madelinerivera1983
    @madelinerivera1983 2 роки тому +2

    How about when the Dr's don't do for the test that we ask

  • @karinasaarenpaa6693
    @karinasaarenpaa6693 10 місяців тому

    My dad is about 6 months from his last breathe with this disease said his doctors. I wish there was more that i could do. I am heartbroken as i miss him already and hes not even gone yet and unbelievably pained for others going through the same thing. Ive watched my dad slowly disappear and having this knowledge and still nothing will be done. The doctors dont even want to hear any other means of treatment

    • @DM-wu5hn
      @DM-wu5hn 4 місяці тому

      This is happening to my loved one. There is memory loss walking problem, but the doctor won't say the words alzheimers or dementia, so the patient is in total denial. Look into coconut oil, 2 tablespoonsa day. Someone should prepare food every day.

  • @WG7D
    @WG7D 3 роки тому +37

    I am 70 and when I am fasting (which I am doing now) my brain fog goes away and as a bonus joint pain is GONE! ..Winner-Winner chicken dinner...well maybe after the fast..Yum... ;}

    • @brucehutchinson9527
      @brucehutchinson9527 3 роки тому +4

      WG7D. Winner winner a quarter-pound of free-range Chicken Dinner occasionally. lol

    • @WG7D
      @WG7D 3 роки тому +4

      @@brucehutchinson9527 Free range is the best !

    • @tinapadilla4755
      @tinapadilla4755 2 роки тому +5

      Dr. Gundry, loved the teaching between you n Dr. Bredesen. Ty🙏

    • @davidhouseward6694
      @davidhouseward6694 Рік тому

      Classic example of food caused inflammation. Get a blood drawn IGG food based treat and remove these from your diet. Improve your digestive health and eventually you can eat most of them again, some Ivor in moderation.

  • @jeffmarkus5052
    @jeffmarkus5052 Рік тому +1

    Glyphosate AMPA causes neutral degeneration

  • @DogeLeague
    @DogeLeague 3 роки тому +6

    Hi Dr. Gundry. When I first started your diet, I went all in. For the first few months I developed a rash of tiny red bumps on my stomach, chest and a bit on my back. I did some research online and the only thing I could come up with was that my body wasn’t used to producing ketones and such caused the rash. I continued the diet and the rash is gone now and I feel great! Could you provide any insight on what happened to me? Has something similar happened with your past patients at all? Thanks for all the tips and I can’t wait to read your next book!

    • @raewise6345
      @raewise6345 2 роки тому +4

      From all my research, it may have been your body detoxing?

  • @treespirit2000
    @treespirit2000 Рік тому

    Dr., Sir, have you borrowed Bill O'REilly's line: "I'm always looking out for you"? It's a good one.

  • @steffshorr
    @steffshorr Рік тому

    This is brilliant!❤

  • @napertandy3579
    @napertandy3579 2 роки тому +3

    Is it true there is a link between eyesight deterioration and alzheimers?
    I read somewhere there was.
    Many many thanks for all your hard work ❤

  • @cates_keto
    @cates_keto Рік тому +1

    Fantastic video. It’s so important that people know this information BUT I told my in-laws about this as my mother in law has been diagnosed with dementia but they think I’m spouting rubbish and dementia solutions are a scam 😊🤷🏼‍♀️ so I’m on the blacklist and they won’t read your book which I got them (and dr Mary Newport). Anyway, at least we can help ourselves ❤🎉

  • @reneethomas5548
    @reneethomas5548 2 роки тому

    Love you Dr Gundry! This is great information! Thank you.

  • @Hume108
    @Hume108 2 роки тому +2

    @47:55 Regarding folks with low BMIs and fasting being potentially dangerous:- What if you're at calorie maintenance or surplus with your diet?

  • @dorrellcreekfarm9349
    @dorrellcreekfarm9349 2 роки тому +1

    I would never order his product they mess up and would not fix it

  • @qingyuhu
    @qingyuhu 2 роки тому

    After listening to Dr. Gundry and practiced fasting and limited time feeding I asked for insulin level test. Took the test in the morning with dinner prior night and got the result back in a week and I was ECSTATIC that my insulin was only 2!!! However, a few days later my primary care physician emailed me and said: your glucose level is normal but your insulin level is low, we should keep an eye on it. 🤔

  • @louiserefanfan7139
    @louiserefanfan7139 2 роки тому

    Thanks very much for the valuable information.

  • @wildthings980
    @wildthings980 Рік тому

    It is tragic that most doctors only want to give a drug instead of advising how to avoid and/or improve dementia and Alzhimers. I, at age 75, have never had a doctor care about my lifestyle or what I eat!!!!

  • @bastianhars2208
    @bastianhars2208 2 роки тому +3

    why not SINGLE MENTION of Lion's Mane ??!!
    any particular reason?!

    • @Natalie82170
      @Natalie82170 2 роки тому

      Because they are purposely holding back on you and don't want you to get well. Sarcasm aside, because the studies that show it helped only showed it helped slightly more than a placebo.

  • @benloschmidt7714
    @benloschmidt7714 2 роки тому +1

    Why no mention of PhosphatidylSerine?

  • @HappybyChoice
    @HappybyChoice 2 роки тому

    That’s my new goal…sharp to 100.

  • @pramuanchutham7355
    @pramuanchutham7355 3 роки тому +2

    Sleep and oxygenation during sleep are most important. Have good ventilation especially around your face and head brings fresh air and adequate oxygen to you all night.

    • @IMChrysalis
      @IMChrysalis 2 роки тому +1

      I have obstructive sleep apnea. I quit breathing every 90 seconds in my sleep, without mechanical assistance. Sometimes just air circulation isn't enough. If anyone out there wakes up with a head ache or tired every day, it's worth it to get that checked out.

  • @escal2707
    @escal2707 3 роки тому +4

    Dr Gundry- can you go on Rumble, I like to close down my you tube?

  • @vincentalexander1173
    @vincentalexander1173 Рік тому

    Thank you Sir Im 80 years, for the last five years dementia, I leave outside of state how can I get help from you,what will it cost tks

  • @benloschmidt7714
    @benloschmidt7714 2 роки тому +3

    Will improving Glycosylation have benefits for Alzheimer's? (E.g. ingesting specific long-chain polysaccharides - as from certain mushrooms - which the gut-microbiome can then 'unzip' into monosaccharides to make them available for forming Glycoprotein Structures on cell surfaces to optimise cell-cell communication).
    Some studies already showed enhanced memory, mood, cognition & motor skills.
    Why don't we see more research into this?

  • @zorkakelly7630
    @zorkakelly7630 2 роки тому

    It is from terrible stresses since early childhood and bad stomach.. milk, weat,gluten.. is bad for our blood

  • @emilymosley3184
    @emilymosley3184 3 роки тому +2

    Are there any published results of a clinical trial to back up your findings?

  • @tinykitchenbigflavor7142
    @tinykitchenbigflavor7142 2 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing this info with us, My question is do you have any studies going on right now that I can apply for

  • @staceykersting705
    @staceykersting705 3 роки тому +4

    How much ketosis do we need? I fast usually 17-23 hrs a day/ stay 'keto' 3-4 days at a time. Love adding a few yams or beans into the mix (sorry, Dr Gundry) or a few tortilla chips. Staying low carb, but not keto.

    • @DogeLeague
      @DogeLeague 3 роки тому

      Spicy limon Doritos 🔥😋

  • @abdulelahkhunji6871
    @abdulelahkhunji6871 2 роки тому

    Can Dr. Dale be visited I mean can I visit him for Alzheimer's patients.. 👍🏻

  • @vivianrios6007
    @vivianrios6007 3 роки тому +1

    Interesting Dr. Gundry!! 👏🏼🙏🏼

  • @bjh8560
    @bjh8560 Рік тому

    Dr Gundry I like the orange wrist bracelet, where can I find one similar?

  • @Kryptoz
    @Kryptoz Рік тому

    Lack of sleep from noisy neighbors, that's a big contributor to brain damage

  • @johnmclaughlin4802
    @johnmclaughlin4802 2 роки тому

    Great podcast 👏 !

  • @Yvefutura
    @Yvefutura Рік тому

    What about green banana flour or grape seed flour

  • @daniellemaclean9488
    @daniellemaclean9488 7 місяців тому

    I would love to know which spirolina and chlorella brand Cheryl was referring to when dr grundy read her question and the end of his pod cast. Spirolina and Chlorella suggestion from Cheryl?

  • @knitwits1903
    @knitwits1903 3 роки тому +1

    I was exposed to mold for 12 long years.

    • @timpenfield5
      @timpenfield5 2 роки тому +1

      Black mold a suspect for my dads dementia, Nobody talks about it.

  • @jaynarobinson4225
    @jaynarobinson4225 2 роки тому

    Thanks dr!!!

  • @John-xp8fc
    @John-xp8fc Рік тому

    Magnesium keeps the fuel door open.

  • @rhondachristensen8619
    @rhondachristensen8619 2 роки тому +1

    Battling upper respiratory, it came across jan.1 as ACUTE BRONCHITIS ...felt like " baby elephant" on my chest, difficulty breathing, as never was an asthmatic...went on Prednisone and inhaler....still have symptoms, 23 days later...I broke down everything I eat, switched to blueberries, kiwi, yougurt, green tea ..really watching what I eat, 23 days later, same symptoms ..does it take awhile, to have it go thru your system !?

    • @tessmadeja9684
      @tessmadeja9684 Рік тому

      Buy Óne Opti.

    • @ezlow1065
      @ezlow1065 Рік тому

      Green tea absorbs alot of glyphosphate, herbal teas are better. Esp the herb mullein as it helps with lung issues. All the best.

  • @mhegland3271
    @mhegland3271 Рік тому

    I’m 53, have had 3 to 4 doctors in my life. I go to the doctor each year. Never has this been brought up. Just cholesterol, colonoscopies, mammograms. My doctor is rarely to never available when I have illness. Have to go to Urgent care. Seems like a Dr just wants to see you for physicals and recurrent RX appointments. I don’t know anyone close with any different experience. I have dad and sister type 1 diabetes and kidney transplants. I am not checked for diabetes unless I was pregnant.

    • @lynnwilliams5432
      @lynnwilliams5432 Рік тому

      Same here sickness go to Urgent Care. They are afraid of sickness!

  • @paolarosichetti899
    @paolarosichetti899 3 роки тому +2

    Hey doc. What about your goiter?

  • @newyorkguy158
    @newyorkguy158 Рік тому

    What kind of diet does Dr. Bredesen recommend? What about lipids, cholesterol and statins?

  • @dollydolphin5349
    @dollydolphin5349 2 роки тому

    Where do you find a doctor to order these tests to keep you in the loop? Integrated medicine?

  • @finielnecave6180
    @finielnecave6180 Рік тому

    Helloo, what about quelations??? Intervenose quelators??

  • @myrtlehaas5959
    @myrtlehaas5959 2 роки тому

    Where do I go to be tested or get help since I don;t think Kaiser will be able to help me. I live in Orange County, Calif

  • @koggism
    @koggism Рік тому

    A drug that reduces amaliod in the brain to treat Alzhiemers has just this month (July 2023) been approved, and has been successfull in trials.

  • @pgoodman7662
    @pgoodman7662 3 роки тому +1

    Toxic Legacy is brilliant too. Do a podcast with Stephanie Seneff. She is our living Rachel Carson, today.

  • @larrycox6614
    @larrycox6614 3 роки тому

    Is there a time when "it's too late" for someone?

    • @annburge291
      @annburge291 3 роки тому +1

      When they are dead. Then it's too late. Perhaps also when those around the person don't care and are not willing to provide support. It's not too late. This conversation gives the most important things to address. You can add some icing on the cake by providing music that the person loved as a young person, going outside in the sun, visiting natural areas to breathe in the good microbes, massage, continuing the conversation about what they can remember rather than trying to correct the memory mishaps of recent events, making the environment supportive for someone with dementia (removing trip hazards, excessive ornaments, toxic plants, gas stoves that turn off the gas if the flame is extinguished) but also keeping the environment stimulating, homely, easy to navigate... perhaps it's just having some extra seats in the garden, a bath rail in the shower, simplifying their belongings...

    • @margrethamyren7786
      @margrethamyren7786 2 роки тому

      @@annburge291 Thank you for your fine tips.

  • @gracezydor5856
    @gracezydor5856 2 роки тому

    Supper supper thanks ❤️🙏👍💝

  • @giorgiocooper9023
    @giorgiocooper9023 2 роки тому +1

    What are the biggest threats ? In my humble opinion …. ignorant family doctors !

  • @a1000citizen
    @a1000citizen 2 роки тому

    Dale

  • @enza3770
    @enza3770 2 роки тому

    Were online do you take a cognitive assessment?

  • @sendit572
    @sendit572 Рік тому

    Gundry Quack, Quack "buy my Licorice pills."

  • @bobsnyder7831
    @bobsnyder7831 2 роки тому +1

    It is my experience and my opinion that arguing with doctors about technical medical details is not very fruitful. There are very few doctors in my experience who are smart enough to know that they don’t know everything and who are willing to look out side of the box.
    With the doctors that are most recalcitrant, I replace them. With the doctors that are flexible and intelligent enough to recognize the truth of the old saying that: It ain’t what we don’t know that hurts us so much is what we know that just ain’t so, I work with them. I bring them the information and spoon feed it to them request the test that I want run and try to help them learn to help me.
    There is a line, from I believe was the movie cancan, where they were discussing the old adage that a man who has himself for an attorney has a fool for a client to which Frank Sinatra replies, it’s better to have a fool for a client than to have a fool for a lawyer.
    Life is too short for me to train the doctors who don’t want to learn. If I can find a Doctor Who is interested in learning and moving forward I consider myself blessed. I have wound up replacing a few doctors. And, I have been extremely fortunate to find several curious, Bright, able, interested, and Extremely Helpful doctors. I do not plan to get out of this life alive.

  • @sabby123456789
    @sabby123456789 2 роки тому

    Are whole eggs okay for APOE4s? What about 5-6 of them a day?

  • @grahamfleming8139
    @grahamfleming8139 3 роки тому

    What about adding nmn and metformin for all?

  • @phyllismartin4708
    @phyllismartin4708 3 роки тому

    Thank you for your expert input as always. What direction should one go if on a gluten, lectin, sugar, dairy, histamine - free diet and has chronic oral inflammation?

    • @punker4Real
      @punker4Real 3 роки тому +1

      raw meat diet is what i'm doing i'm allergic to many different plants
      (don't eat raw poultry or pork) beef i.e steak is not an issue but handling care is required ( only pre packaged vacuum sealed is what i eat raw as bacteria makes gases so it's easy to tell if it went bad)
      raw meat does not seem to aggravate the gums or sensitive teeth like sugary plants do

    • @joanswensen5634
      @joanswensen5634 Рік тому

      I read somewhere about colloidal silver--maybe by Johanna Budwig, biochemist.

  • @tynerappel3892
    @tynerappel3892 2 роки тому

    Does Aricept beneficial?

  • @mhegland3271
    @mhegland3271 Рік тому

    Sounds like doctors could be doing more?

  • @jonathanberry1111
    @jonathanberry1111 Рік тому

    🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
    00:00 🧠 *Understanding Alzheimer's Disease*
    - Alzheimer's disease is a significant health issue, currently the sixth leading cause of death in the United States, with over 90 million Americans genetically predisposed.
    - Conventional thinking often suggests there's no effective treatment for Alzheimer's.
    02:23 🧪 *What Causes Alzheimer's?*
    - Alzheimer's is primarily characterized by a global reduction in cognition, including memory loss and impaired cognitive functions.
    - Various theories about the causes of Alzheimer's, including amyloid plaques, tau proteins, inflammation, and pathogens, have not led to successful treatments.
    07:08 🚨 *Early Indicators of Cognitive Decline*
    - Early indicators of cognitive decline include subtle memory problems, difficulty with navigation, recognizing faces, calculating, or remembering numbers.
    - It's crucial to identify these signs during the subjective cognitive impairment (SCI) stage for early intervention.
    11:14 💡 *Importance of a "Cognoscopy"*
    - A "cognoscopy" is a set of blood tests and cognitive assessments recommended for individuals aged 45 and older.
    - It helps evaluate cognitive health risk factors, including insulin resistance, inflammation, and toxins exposure.
    19:47 🏥 *Standard of Care for Alzheimer's*
    - The standard of care for Alzheimer's often falls short, with limited effective treatments.
    - A personalized approach, addressing specific contributors to cognitive decline, offers better results.
    23:02 🔄 *The ReCODE Protocol*
    - ReCODE stands for Reversal of Cognitive Decline and involves a comprehensive, personalized approach.
    - It includes dietary changes, such as adopting a ketogenic diet, addressing oxygen saturation during sleep, optimizing oral microbiome, and detoxification when necessary.
    23:43 🥗 *Overview of the Recode Protocol*
    - The Recode Protocol focuses on optimizing neurochemistry through various lifestyle factors, diet, exercise, sleep, and stress reduction.
    - It includes elements like a mildly ketogenic plant-rich diet, fasting (keto flex 12/3), exercise, and stress reduction.
    - Brain training, detoxification, and targeted supplements are also part of the protocol.
    25:32 💡 *Timed Eating and Fasting*
    - The protocol recommends a minimum fasting period of 12 hours, extending to 14-16 hours for some individuals.
    - Time-restricted eating helps promote autophagy and supports overall health, including cognitive function.
    - Avoiding late-night eating is crucial for better outcomes.
    28:12 🌿 *Supplements and Immune System*
    - The immune system's role in neurodegenerative diseases is highlighted, and strategies to support it are crucial.
    - Supplements like zinc, vitamin D, and acetylcysteine can help modulate the immune response.
    - Addressing inflammation and resolving it is a key focus for immune system health.
    34:08 🧪 *Individual Variability in Protocol Effectiveness*
    - The effectiveness of the Recode Protocol can vary from person to person.
    - Factors like the timing of starting the protocol, compliance, and the presence of severe toxic exposure play a role.
    - Patients with severe toxic exposure may require longer adherence to the protocol for noticeable improvements.
    38:12 📊 *Essential Tests and Doctor-Patient Communication*
    - Requesting tests like fasting insulin, HOMA-IR, fasting glucose, hemoglobin A1c, and inflammatory markers is essential.
    - Many doctors may not be familiar with these tests, so patient education and advocacy are crucial.
    - The gap between 20th-century medicine and 21st-century medicine needs to be bridged for more comprehensive care.
    42:45 📖 *Stories of Patients on the Recode Protocol*
    - The book "The First Survivors of Alzheimer's" features the inspiring stories of seven patients who followed the Recode Protocol.
    - These stories provide hope, insight into personal journeys, and offer protocols and strategies that readers can apply.
    - Highlighting the impact on families and the potential to reduce the global burden of dementia is a central theme.
    46:11 ⏳ *Reversing Alzheimer's: Timeframe for Improvement*
    - Reversing Alzheimer's is a gradual process and doesn't happen in a few months.
    - Key factors include entering ketosis, improving sleep, optimizing oxygenation, healing the gut, and maintaining healthy lipids and insulin sensitivity.
    - Improvement typically takes three to six months, but individual results may vary.
    47:08 🔄 *Continuous Optimization for Cognitive Health*
    - Reversing cognitive decline isn't a one-time effort; it requires continuous optimization.
    - Some individuals may cycle in and out of ketosis occasionally, but long-term commitment is essential.
    - The goal is to maintain cognitive abilities and memory for many years.
    49:08 🧠 *Maintaining Cognitive Health into Old Age*
    - The new era of medicine, including functional medicine, allows people to stay mentally sharp into their late 90s and beyond.
    - A 97-year-old patient exemplifies the potential for maintaining cognitive function with proper care.
    - Early intervention and lifestyle changes can significantly impact cognitive health.
    50:17 📈 *Future Directions for the ReCODE Protocol*
    - Ongoing research includes a larger randomized controlled trial to validate the ReCODE Protocol.
    - Adapting the protocol for other neurodegenerative diseases like macular degeneration and Lewy body.
    - Planning a severe Alzheimer's reversal attempt (SARAH) trial for late-stage Alzheimer's patients, exploring potential treatments and interventions.
    53:05 🍞 *Lectin-Free Bread and Pancake Alternatives*
    - Alternative options to wheat flour for lectin-free bread and pancakes include psyllium fiber, tapioca fiber, and cassava.
    - Dr. Gundry's Gundry MD bread and pancake mixes provide delicious alternatives.
    - Various recipes are available online for creating lectin-free baked goods with the desired consistency.
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  • @lindawilliams479
    @lindawilliams479 2 роки тому

    How does one measure mold in the home?

    • @ronaldmachado757
      @ronaldmachado757 2 роки тому

      Check no of spores per cubic foot and compare with other households...

  • @jkmjemmadesigns5553
    @jkmjemmadesigns5553 2 роки тому

    Thanks again! So this going into ketosis is that going to be ok for a diabetes 2,heart afib, Altz/dementia supposedly,80 year old or should that part be modified somehow??

  • @soumyajyotidas6449
    @soumyajyotidas6449 2 місяці тому

    is anyone following recode from india?

  • @2coryman
    @2coryman 2 роки тому

    Micro nutrients and exercise

  • @mosey09
    @mosey09 2 роки тому

    What are micro toxins are these bleach etc??

  • @a1000citizen
    @a1000citizen 2 роки тому

    Dale Bredesen

  • @judyfasola3737
    @judyfasola3737 3 роки тому +2

    At 72 years young lady active pilates yoga walking weights swimming good nutrition but now Dr says I have mild aortic regurgitating valve... colesteral bad is kinda high ... good is good... .. Dr wants me to have a Calcium CT scan without contrast...is this nessesary....😒...I hate radiation ...kills my DNA .......I'm also on Dr Sinclair and Your protacal ..... thanks for caring ❤️

    • @judyfasola3737
      @judyfasola3737 2 роки тому +1

      Please can I get your take on my comment ❤️

  • @rhondachristensen8619
    @rhondachristensen8619 2 роки тому

    COVID, is a wake up call, on sooo many areas...we can only, try our best, in everything ...

  • @tinykitchenbigflavor7142
    @tinykitchenbigflavor7142 2 роки тому +2

    I knew something was wrong, I had done to my primary care several months, ago, expressed some of the things I have notice at which time they did a little questionar test, and said you're not that bad with that I went home, fast-forward about 4 months or so later, I was noticing Increase in my forgetfulness things that I do every day like clockwork cooking which I absolutely love I found myself on my UA-cam channel that I was trying to recall vegetables items to be use for that particular recipe and although iwas looking right at it for the life of I could not think ofwhat that item was called, which lead me to go back to my doctor, again I expressed my concern. I’ve noticed things have gotten worse, I explained how I almost got into 3 car accident as week and by the grace of God I didn’t in any case she ordered lab work and an MRI and they found FINDINGS:
    Atrophy Pattern (Visual assessment)
    - Global volume loss: Advanced for age
    - Disproportionate lobar atrophy: none
    - Ventricles and Sulci: Normal
    Atrophy Pattern (NeuroQuant)
    - Hippocampi: 38 %
    - Superior Lateral ventricles: 86 %
    - Inferior lateral ventricle: 46 %
    - Hippocampal Occupancy Score (percentile range): 50 percentile
    - Lobar atrophy based on quantitative report: Frontal 1st percentile,
    parietal 2nd percentile, occipital 1st percentile and temporal 1st
    percentile.
    To say I am concerned is a huge understatem

  • @xcitable100
    @xcitable100 3 роки тому

    Great

  • @t-bonet-bone713
    @t-bonet-bone713 2 роки тому

    I have Immense respect for Dr. Bredersen , but it’s a shame that he would tarnish his reputation by being associated with a snake oil salesman. In my opinion.

  • @Matlockization
    @Matlockization 3 роки тому +2

    Celebrity Dr Gundry was too lazy to correct names in the video script, they call it Magnesium 3 & 8. But what's it really called ?

  • @angelinevanaman2629
    @angelinevanaman2629 2 роки тому

    To much of anything is not good inc. fiber.., Yes some of our gut buddies like fiber, but not overload on it!

  • @margueritebeson8498
    @margueritebeson8498 Рік тому

    Easy to say all these but HOW to get these good mouth and nose microbiome and so ...or get rid of those stinky ones ? My Son of 26 , I took to the dentist noe several times , stinks from his mouth ...like a 80 + year old ..luckely lately 8s better but He did a few years ago very often ...paro ...I am so very worried ...now since december He is living with me ..He finished a 7 year study on the royal conservatorium ..pianist ...but I can say what I want these young people are so arrogant...now He is living with me recently ...but I dont hear here what exactely can I give him ..I already know a lot about the right diets ...but what good bacteria ...He is not heavy weight

  • @pgoodman7662
    @pgoodman7662 3 роки тому +1

    Dogs can actually smell dementia

    • @nessieness5433
      @nessieness5433 3 роки тому +1

      What do they smell? Their owners forgetting the food?

    • @foxiefair123
      @foxiefair123 2 роки тому

      How do they react?

  • @jdram58
    @jdram58 2 роки тому

    When Im in ketosis its kinjd of like a high of course I know its a shift of hormones adrenaline testosterone and others and my minf is sharper I wish Id known this in school but so be it I figured it out before any of this was written!Through fasting and prayer alone there weas nothing writtenj about the physiology of fasting and what you could expect nwouldehappen or how to try or expeiment with it its been a sdtrange journey I benefited in two othere becaiuse U recieved the Joly Spiorit about every three days the fasted spirit will come again like your initial baptism as well as a dream or vision but what that really is is a sirt of telepathioc type training! As you know there are good and evil beings in this world call them aliens or what you will this is how they speak normally and share information Jesus did twp forty day fASTS ONE YOU cab see the other is invisible! only to those who follow in the foot steps of fastinmg and prayer tyhis is why he promised us a lonmjg life not by reading and studying a book or sppiritual book like the bible1 And if you think about it your actually cheating because the true gospel was meant for those who were uneducated or illioterate its called Gods Grace and there are many other benefits and revelations along the way things you never expected were possible! I am living proof but Im,m not the only one.