Alzheimer's Dementia LIVE with AMY BERGER, CNS and Dr Berry
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2024
- Alzheimer's dementia and other dementias are often described as brain diseases with unknown causes. In this Live we will discuss strategies that may prevent, reverse, and even stop Alzheimer's Dementia. Have questions??
Amy Berger, MS, CNS, is a U.S. Air Force veteran and Certified Nutrition Specialist who specializes in helping people do “Keto Without the Crazy.”™ She writes about a wide range of health and nutrition-related topics, such as insulin, metabolism, weight loss, diabetes, thyroid function, and more. She has presented internationally on these issues and is the author of The Alzheimer's Antidote: Using a Low-Carb, High-Fat Diet to Fight Alzheimer’s Disease, Memory Loss, and Cognitive Decline, and The Stall Slayer: Seven Roadblocks to Keto Fat Loss and What to Do About Them. KETO RCT: pubmed.ncbi.nl...
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Started paying attention to Dr Berry five years ago when diagnosed with Alzhimers . Cleaned up my diet. Started intermediate fasting. Lost weight. A1c went down . Now 67. Doing much better thanks to you and some others .
My father is in an Alzheimer’s ward in a nursing home, going steadily downhill to the point where he stopped speaking. When his home was locked down due to Covid he was no longer given “treats” by my sisters, they were no longer able to bring him cases of Pepsi and his favourite chocolates. Within a few months he started talking again as well as playing music. When I suggested that the diet change was having an effect on his disease I was dismissed. I live in another province and have no control over his diet, I am so frustrated. My mother died of Lewy Body Dementia so this is a very important topic for me. I eat Ketovore and am enjoying much improved cognitive function. Keep educating, you are saving lives!
sadly - there are times when the only person you can save is yourself.... :-P
I lost both my parents to alzheimers/ dementia.
I eat keto. I read saturated fats are bad and it showed a steak. As one of the 14 things not to eat.
You're so right!
Am watching my mother gradually dying from alz. My step dad refuses to learn anything about diet changes for her. The nursing home feeds her all carbs with a side of protein. And the protien is usually a shake. Frustrating.
I have a friend in her 70’s, beef, water, salt. She turned around her memory to normal range for her age within about 9 months. I think strict carnivore is the way to go.
Yup, the only thing that helped my stepdad keep as close to normal as he did was his diet change and my ability to walk him back to the present with pictures. I think listening to his stories, understanding where he might be (in time) at the time, I didn't fight him, or try to convince him or argue, or roll my eyes or make him feel out of control, or a burden. I always let him believe he was taking care of me, helping me, or teaching me.
I wish we knew this while my grandma was alive.
Doctors like Dr. Berry and Dr. Amy are revolutionaries in the true sense of the word.
Home town is Chattanooga watching from .San Antonio, TX
My mom is 93 and has dementia. I started 2 weeks ago feeding her a carnivore diet. She has had no carbs at all. She complains but she’s doing it. I think I’m noticing a slight improvement. I’ll keep it going and see what happens.
That's great, hope you kept going 🙏 can you give an update please, how is she doing now a week later ??
@@priskamessie5843she is a little bit better but I think it will take a long time. She had an eye exam 3 months ago and they said she is almost blind. I tested her at home with 1-1/2” letters and I had to hold them 10” from her face for her to read them and after putting her in a homemade hyperbaric chamber with oxygen she can now read them at 4’ away. She still can’t seem to read so I think it’s the dementia and I’m hoping over time her carnivore diet helps and maybe she’ll be able to read again. We’ll see
Please update
My son has autism and a keto diet has made a huge difference in his behavior. I now feel really good that he is eating meat, dense and nutritious instead of the carbage. Ditching milk has also helped a lot.
Have you watched The Miller Fam here on you tube? Their youngest child has many different issues to deal with, after brain surgery he was still experiencing seizures. They started him on a Keto diet and his seizures all but disappeared. Stephen also follows Keto. Their a wonderful family to watch, very wholesome and a fun mix of adopted and natural children.
My father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's (as in - it doesn't appear to be vascular or lewy bodies) at 90 yrs old in 2010. He was started on Cholinesterase inhibitors and went from being totally bewildered at being asked to sign a form, to being able to write, if not his signature, then his name. So it really helped in the early days.
2 years later my mother died and I moved in to look after him. During the next year I read about paleo and decided to try removing wheat from his diet. Luckily he wasn't really aware of what he could be eating and just accepted what he was given. (And he had removed white flour years before to help with his arthritis, so he would probably have agreed.) Within a week or so, we went from his just looking at my finger when I was pointing at something, to him listening to me and looking at what I was commenting on and responding without me even pointing. It was huge. He even got to the stage where he asked what was wrong with him and he'd never done that before. However he didn't have spare fat or strong teeth and I didn't feel I could take away all carbs (potato and rice) and didn't know as much then (2013) so over the next year he slowly deteriorated again. For that year, I cooked in coconut oil, we had bacon and eggs for breakfast, I gave him MCT oil and B12 supplements. I think this gave him another 12 - 18 months in his own home.
Eventually in 2014 he went into a Royal British Legion (veterans charity) specialist dementia home and given his age and lack of comprehension we told them to feed him whatever he'd eat. He had clearly developed a sweet tooth that he'd not had, or not indulged before. He died in December 2015 at 95, from pneumonia, but really because he had a cold and then didn't really want to eat or drink and no longer understood why he would need to. We eventually took him off the Alzheimer's medication because it seemed to make him active without helping him to understand and it caused some problems in the care home environment.
I wish I had known more and done more, but I've learned so much in the last 5 years and, in the end, he was a good age at 95 and only on the Alzheimer's medication. He was still very mobile, despite 2 hip replacements and even climbed over the garden fence at the care home at one point to 'explore', so I'm sure without the Alzheimer's he would have made it to 100 this year.
thank you for your testimony - I too am learning all this along the way - may the Almighty be with you and guide you and your loved ones safely.
I totally understand the "if only I knew then what I know now"
Mom in law ended up assperating at a daycare. She lived at home with my brother in law. He was her sole caregiver.
Her doctor gave written orders that someone was to stay with her while she ate. She was found in the day room unconscious and blue. They removed what was told to me by one of the nurses what looked like an entire meal of mac and cheese 🤬
We all spent the next 6 months in sheer hell. She was put on a respirator. Had a DNR and one "rehab" left her alone after turning off the resperator and found her on the floor blue and gave her cpr.
How to know you have a great guest on your show..? She carries on like a pro when technology quits! Most excellent..I’m a new fan of Amy’s from this moment on! Great info..
I would like to offer some suggestions for people with elderly parents who cannot eat meat die to dental issues.
Get some good bone broth and cook up a chuck roast (cubed) ....even cook the cubed roast in bone broth. Then, get some grass fed butter, and blend it all together .....meat, bone nroth, and butter.... till you have a thick soup or even runny mashed potato consistency. Season it at least with Redmond's salt ...maybe garlic and paprika.
They can eat this and it is very nutrient dense. I did this to heal my digestive issues while on carnivore/ketovore. I couldn't eat anything else. Now, I use this after fasts.
Another thing that blends well into bone broth is boiled eggs. But it changes the taste, so start with one and see.
I hope this helps someone!❤
Thank you for the wonderful resepee, I did that for myself even before reading yours 😊
Thank you!
Additionally, meat can be rough ground or pureed. Many nh residents can't chew regular meats but won't have a problem with other means. 👍😊
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I have Huntingtons disease. The testing is genetic test. I chose to wait until symptomatic. I was 39 in 2004 when I tested and could not work in a normal work environment. I now realize that my symptoms were back 2000 when I was MISDIAGNOSED with bi-polar and put on a slew of meds, etc. In 2012 I woke up to BIG FOOD/BIG PHARMA. Went off everything except 10mg melatonin. My symptoms improved GREATLY. I'm doing ketovore, and I no longer feel the need to "rest my brain ". I will continue and I am visiting my friend with Parkinson in 2 months to help her
That's amazing! Huntingtons and Alzheimers are in my family and the reason why I became Carnivore. I wish you all the best. ❤
Good luck to you too 😊
OMG when Dr. Berry froze was the best. I laughed so much when I realized he was no longer noding and Amy's face was priceless. Good job Amy for the quick recovery. Thanks to you two for this. My dad has Parkinsons and I'm trying so hard to keep him off sugar. ❤️
Just read a report that apples are very helpful for Pkd. Wish I had known this for my mother.
@@LVNCSR 🤔🤔🤔 interesting. If you happen to have a link to it, please share. Thanks.
I have been diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
I started Keto immediately. I hope it helps me! I am going to go Carnivore soon!
Life got in the way of the live stream so I watched later. My child is diagnosed with asperger’s. Was taking three drugs until mom took a week long trip where I forgot to administer any drugs. I started to give him coffee. BAM! Symptoms gone. No drugs since! Theanine helps as a bonus.
We lost my Step Dad this past January to Alzheimers...he was 78yrs old....it was very sad. This will be our first Christmas without him...
I understand you Penny, this will be our 3er year with out my father now. But tell you the trueth i think he was suffering way more than us, so now he`s at peace and i think so we are.
I am sorry for your loss Peggy xoxo My mom passed in August of Alzheimers and she was 83, she suffered for a long time since she was 65.
Doctors like this don't come along very often, I would watch them again and again.
Amy did a great job flying solo and fielding questions! 👏
Dr Berry you are an amazingly well informed doctor! How you effortlessly speak to so many medical conditions is mind boggling! So grateful!
On another string, I had stopped eating sugar to avoid a recurrence of cancer. On two different occasions when I had a miniscule amount, it felt like a small spike was being driven into my brain. Not good!
Having 2 grandparents that had dementia and my memory/brain issues over the last 10-15 year. Compounded with a stroke in May is why I have gone full carnivore with less than 20g carbs. I’ve done everything else diet wise except this. 3 weeks in and going strong.
I became type 1 diabetic at 50 and a friend turned me on to the Zone way of eating by Dr Barry Sears when I was about 3yrs into the diabetes. My glucose levels and insulin amounts declined in 3 days. The Zone was the first diet to deal with refined carbohydrates and diabetes and the healthiest ratio of fats and protein , which DrSears based on the ratio found in mothers milk. I’ve been eating. this way for 25;yrs and have avoided neuropathy so far. It was the pioneer keto type diet. I applaud your efforts . This inclusion of Amy is great.
The Atkins diet started early 70s, I believe he was one of the first few... the first ketogenic diet was invented in 1923...
30:59 "... a stupid berry from the swamps...."
I know of a brilliant Berry from Tennessee that relieved me of lifelong obesity and cured my diabetes after 20 years.
Thank you, Doctor!
My older brother has always been my hero. He is disappearing in front of my eyes. It is heartbreaking. Texas.
Hopefully, if you live close enough to your brother, or someone else who also cares about him, can prepare these food changes for him. ❤
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My grandma has Alzheimer's dementia and has watched this so many times, and every time it's like it's the first time, she loves it,
This was a great discussion !! Wished I had known this earlier in life ..but very grateful to know now. Thanks for sharing.
I wish I could get my family to listen.
Mom has mild cognitive impairment. While she's had a long life, and is now 73, I've seen her go from a highly intelligent woman, to average with memory issues.
She has taken some steps, but not enough.
A friend of mine has a daughter with autism. When she was younger, she did not speak. Once she stopped eating gluten, she began to speak.
Really wow! I’m gluten intolerant it makes me swell, cause inflammation etc.
My Dad just passed last month at 93. His last few years were a struggle with dementia. He knew full well what he had. Looking back, I think I saw minor signs of it even twenty years ago.
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Keto and dementia. Makes sense that my mom’s dementia stabilized for awhile because I started Keto 10 months ago and in turn, her diet improved too. Thank y’all for this.
Your comment is interesting. Can you elaborate a li?
A friend of mine died today from Alzheimer’s. She ate oatmeal and white bread almost every single day of her life. And fed it to her autistic son. I couldn’t change her mind (while it was still working) but I got her to eat eggs more often. It wasn’t enough soon enough though.
What is so fascinating about the keto diet is that you can feel changes immediately. Try it for a week and see how you feel. The chapter on statins in the Alzheimer's Antidote is worth the price of the book.
Stop vegetable oil
AMEN! That is definitely something I recommend to everyone!
I was just thinking that mine is way down almost nothing I use coco oil tallow butter some olive and avocado
My Dad took Aricept and it helped him VERY much! We knew what was brain damaged would not reverse but it allowed him to be stable for a long time and we appreciated it. He died of sepsis. So we loved being able to enjoy him at home while on Aricept. It is not a cure, but it was a blessing for us and him.
My grandmother had senile dementia she ate muesli and white bread toast and tea and marmalade and fresh orange juice everyday for breakfast she ate fruit a lot and was told go low fat no organ meats she made delicious fruit pies and custard.
Dr Berry you have solved the mystery for me on how she got senile dementia we thought it was lead pipes or aluminium.
Now I see it was diet her mother worked for Cadbury's chocolate factory so plenty of chocolate.
she was very partial to Sherry.
One thing that really jumped out at me was the anemia point.
Long story short mom (now 90) ended up being put on iron supplements. She ran out and in a few days started hallucinating. Got it over the counter and in 2 days no more hallucinations.
Funny part is that the doctor said the iron had nothing to do with it.
god bless both of u for speaking the truth!
I know this is an old video. Almost 2 years. I am glad I came across this. I have already bought your book, the Lies my Dr Told Me. I cut out all sugar about 2 weeks ago, don't miss it. Cut out more and more carbs each day. It took about a week and I'm like 98% carnivore. The last 2% being my coffee and what I put in it. I made changes to that to, but not enough. Honestly, I'll probably just stop coffee, because without stuff in it, coffee is bitter and gross. lol. Either way, this video!! I have a Grandmother on my Paternal side who passed from Alz, and my mother passed last year and she was diagnosed with Alz (Pneumonia is what her cause of death was). However, that pneumonia was caused by her Alz and her brain being incapable of doing what was best for herself. Anyway, my risk is super high. The funny thing, what started me down this path was my last Dr appointment. Dr read me the riot act about my Cholesterol levels (I've watched a ton of your videos on this topic already). I was doing what she told me too and my cholesterol was worse and worse with each blood work. I know you are not shocked. She said that the only way I would get my blood work looking as lovely as hers is by being a vegan. Every time I look at her, I think she is not as healthy as she thinks. She's overweight, bigger than me. How can she be healthy on vegan and be so overweight. Anyway, it pissed me off. So, ya, I'm making diet changes, but not what she wants. I'm feeling great on a Carnivore diet. I'm not hungry all the time. I eat two times a day now. I'm down 7 pounds in two weeks since I started and just cut out sugar. This video has been super helpful!!
Hi Dr Berry/Amy. I am from Western Arkansas, USA. Way out in the sticks. Love it here not too many people. I have lost a brother to Alzheimers at 62years old. Also have a sister 89 with Alzheimers, and one sister with dementia. I lived much different than all of them, ate different types of food and I have been very active, at 74 I as of yet have no signs of either Alzheimers nor Dementia. I have always been a firm believer your diet plays a big role in either/or. I have MS and I do have brain farts from my MS. Jessie from Arkansas
Hi Jesse! I’m just watching this video on April 19, 2024 for the first time. As I scanned through the comments, I noticed yours and thought I’d stop by and say hello. I am also 74, live in Florida, and appreciate a good amount of solitude. Just saying hi, and I wish you the best!
@@jerimow8400 Hi , and Thanks
Thank you for this information. My Grandmother and Mother passed from Alzheimer’s. Now my Father also suffers from it.
It is so painful to lose the one you love twice. I also have an underlying fear that I will get this disease as I age. I am trying to be informed by staying up on current information, to help promote a more healthy lifestyle. I remind myself that I am not my parents or grandparents, lifestyle also plays a vital part in avoiding dementia. So up here in Edmonds Washington I will be embracing the lifestyle that keeps my brain and body healthy.
I lost my great aunt to the disease last year, and my grand father on the other side has it too. I don't know them personally, but I was already scared of it, and the death last year triggered a bit of a spiral. It's actually one of the reasons I decided to go keto last year. I don't regret it. But I'm terrified and I'm only 26, so I feel you lol.
@@islandboy4445 - Indeed, Keto does have a part I believe.
Also incorporate hiking, biking or walking into your daily life. Don’t forget to learn new things on a regular basis. I read a lot and pick up new types of hobbies. I also learned that taking different routes when going familiar places, like work or to the store, helps keep your brain active.
@@joytoyouandme4593 🤔 that all makes sense, I hadn't considered all of those. That's really helpful. Thank you!
@@islandboy4445 -Do you by chance live in Hawaii?
@@joytoyouandme4593 No, actually, funny enough I live in Washington to, on the east side! I meant to mention that earlier.
Thanks for this video. I am a care giver to my mother who now has dementia. I am taking her to my home today to best look after her. I will certainly pay more attention to our diet - lower carbs for sure. I will share with her my family members. Diabetes runs in the family. My mom does not have it but it makes a certain sense that a type 3 diabetes could be at play.
Judy, how has it been going with your mom?
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I really like this woman. At about 45:00 she describes her book which sounds like a GREAT primer for making Keto accessible. I'm one of the people who has been trying to do Keto for 2 years, have consumed SO MANY videos books and articles that I'm just confused! No serious health issues so I've settled into what sounds like her lifestyle that is not extreme or 100% strict adherence to any particular diet plan but sticking with LCHF all fresh whole foods.
My mom died last year at 65 after suffering from FTD for several years. Thanks so much for discussing this and sharing useful information on how to prevent this from happening.
I am so glad to here this! I remember caring for a patient with late stage Alzheimer's. His son also told me the patient's siblings and a parent also had Alzheimer's.. This was in the 1980s when I started nursing. Can you imagine what a difference?
My personal experience with my brother who had vascular dementia is he was addicted to sugar. The cholesterol and high bp medicine they were giving him didn't help. Ironically the cholesterol medication side effects was it cause dementia, talk about crazy. I begged my uncle to STOP taking him shopping and buying cookies, ice cream, sodas and fast food. Sadly he just said he couldn't stop him from putting it in the grocery cart. I wasn't his POA but I decided to take two weeks off work and cook real food. I replaced margarine with butter and pure organic coconut oil. Took him off his meds and replaced it with high quality multivitamin and minerals and twice the amount of B complex vitamin recomended on the bottle, extra B12, magnesium tauratrate, folate, and not folic acid because we have the mthfr gene mutation. 5k D3, extra B3, digestive enzymes maybe a couple of other things I may have forgotten. By the second week he went from being incoherent to telling me "you know I don't want to keep taking all those vitamins." I asked why not and he said I just don't. I proved to myself that most if not all of his symptoms were from a nutrition deficiency. Driving to and from his house took two hours a day and trying to get him to drink water was almost impossible. At the end of the two weeks he went back to eating junk food and taking his poison aka medicine and within two months he had a stroke and went into a nursing home. When all the nursing homes were closed to family and friends because of covid he was neglected so badly that death came as a blessing 😢
Amy Berger, a real gem!
This is my first time meeting you. So glad for your health research.
Dr Berry is good because he is un offending. i am spect and starting keto carnivore with fasting i am wow at the difference! bless you Dr Berry! good video as well Amy Berger!
Love Amy Berger! She is so Flippin funny and I bought her book about Alzheimer’s and it was so informational!
The aluminum question arose because of the Camelford UK incident. Aluminum hydroxide is used as a flocculent to treat sewer water. It was accidentally fed into the drinking water supply and many thousands suffered the consequences. Dementia is one of them.
I found Dr. Berry here on UA-cam last June at 289 lbs. and now at 203 lbs. and I have a ways to go so that I can walk again. I thank my God for keto-carnivore and Dr. Berry. I doubt I'll ever go completely off this diet because it is so very healthy. I have a question: I am on several heart meds and metoprolol and rosuvastatin are my heart as well as terazosin and furosemide to get rid of water. Should I quit these now or wait until I get to my desired weight of 157 lbs.
Thank you guys for these conversations! You’re saving more lives than you can know🙏🏼 😊 #🧣🥩
It’s so scary to have the precursors to this - B12 deficiency and the hypertension that led me to discover hyperinsulinemia! Thank god I’ve been attacking these things in earnest.
What about Keto for dementia with congestive heart failure ? Thank you for all this great information
Amy! You were great!! Thank you for all your hard work.
From Algeria in North Africa with love for both of you big respect xx
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Its ironic that as elders age they most always develop a skyrocketing sweet tooth. My mom wants almost nothing but sweets.
Mine way the same way.
@@brianbaltzly4482 Probably you may have to help her retrain her taste to saturated fat to supply the energy she craves from sugar.
About 2 to 3 weeks could make her adapted to the switch.
My husband never had much of a sweet tooth until he was diagnosed. He said he wanted sweets because a lot of food no longer had any taste. His neurologist diagnosed "classic Parkinson's" and dimentia. I'm sorry I didn't know about exogenous ketones.
I have removed as many sweets from my Mom's diet as much as possible. She really craves it. I was told it was a combination of the aging of the taste buds and the alzheimer's effect on the taste part of the brain. We have found that exogenous ketones has really helped to get fuel to blocked parts of the brain. It helped her mood so she isn't combative. She has some clarity from time to time where she realizes what she has lost, and then she sits and crys. She never forgets that she loves Dad even though sometimes she doesn't remember his name, sometimes thinks he is her boyfriend, and sometimes forgets that Dad passed in 2002 and will wait for him to come home. Fortunately she has always been a bacon and eggs, fried chicken, country girl. Monkfruit is another help, so she isn't completely devoid of sweets but the sweets are less harmful
Thinking in Bruce Wllis, 2023, hope he can be save
Great person to pick up the ball. Dr. Berry is not minding at all. Thank you for taking the "lost Dr. Berry in his own live feed" initiative. BRAVO!
Great discussion‼️ Amy, I just bought your latest Kindle book (End Your Carb Confusion) and think it is great, and I totally agree that it’s perfect for beginners and a great refresher for those of us that have been living the Keto/Carnivore lifestyle for years. ❤️
My grandpa ate raw honey with every meal, and sometimes poured all over his food and would say "put a little honey on it. Honey makes everything better!" We had a small restaurant that he ate at for lunch daily and he had his own table there with a bottle of honey on it. He and grandma always had honey on their table. His Alzheimer's diagnosis my family attributed to chemicals sprayed on cattle for ticks and he didn't use PPE. I actually thought might have been due to undiagnosed Lyme's Disease bc twice he got sick and was hospitalized and put on high powered antibiotics and both times the fog lifted and he went from blankly staring into space to holding conversations and was his own self. Like he was back! A miracle from God. And then as his condition improved and he went home, he was back in the fog and no longer present, again. He died in October of 97 and hadn't been able to hold his own mouth shut for several months. Last thing to go was being able to eat. He was NEVER combative or used hateful ugly words. His personality didn't change like we usually see with Alzheimer's, which is why we always thought something else.?? I now have two aunts diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Love them so much. So sad. Wish I could help them.
Thank you Dr. Berry!!!
Enjoyed this so much. Amy kept things going!!
It always surprises me how keto experts like Amy just seem to dismiss carb addiction. Please do not talk about reintroducing carbs into our diet without making it clear that most of us cannot EVER do that.
It is unrequited love....a love addiction....I love the cookie but the cookie does not love me! ..sob. :-(
Do you ever read a comment and feel a veil of revelation lifted? This comment did that for me.
@@MsDawnyk If you're still around, check out the video with this title: "Addiction: Why We Can't Fast or Keep a Diet - Dr Pradip Jamnadas MD - Fasting for Survival follow up"
Reintroduction is tantamount to going back to an abusive ex that will end up killing you in the end. That's exactly what carbs and sugar is to me. Granted carnivore is difficult for me personally, but I will never ever entertain going back to the S.A.D way of eating.
Hear hear!
...Watching Her Forget All Her Favourite Memories ,Works😔...i Know they're All being Remembered and Collected ... All are being written, in the Book of Life. They are Going to and With, Our Heavenly Father YHVH. God Bless Her and for You ,For All Your Helpful Videos.
Watching from Tasmania 👍
I'm 55, have hypertension, I've lost weight recently, and have been on the keto diet off and on for years. I have the apoe4 gene, and I am positive... absolutely positive that I am starting down the road. I've been losing words for 10 years already. I think I may actually just go keto/carnivore for here on out. I hope to at least slow it down. I have not been diagnosed. I'm too scared to try.
Thank you for all of this information! It is so appreciated!!
My precious mother died of Alzheimer’s 9/7/ 2024. I wish I had known this info. 8 yrs ago. Miss her so much.💔💔
I became a believer about statins strongly contributing to Alzheimer’s when my mom who had a very sharp functioning mind and memory was put on statins to reduce her cholesterol developed Alzheimer’s suddenly after 18 months of dosing. If only I had known how devastating the effects...
Thank you Amy.
Thank you so much.
Watching from s korea
I was watching a Dr the other day discuss this topic - he does SPECT scans of the brain and can see dementia forming in the brain in people in there early 20's he is Dr Daniel Amen MD - he is a double board certified psychiatrist - food is also a big part of his keep your brain healthy
I took my son to Dr Amens clinic years ago. They prescribed hundreds of dollars of supplements that did not help at all. And told us0wheich we already knew- yes he has adhd. $3000-
Thank you for the valuable information 😊
I'm a carnivore and working with those with dimentia makes me stay strict about my diet because I believe it really helps.
How about PD, Doc? What do you recommend for PD? Could you please do a vid for PD?
Hello from the UK (Derby). You make so much sense to me. 🥰
Thanks so much for this information folks.
Would have loved to hear you talk about APOE4 in this regard.
What a trooper 😊 way to take the ball and run with it, Amy.
Chino hills calif brother in law recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
As much as I need to hear positive experience about effects of keto/carnivore diet on cognitive ability, comments only is not giving me that comfort. I encourage everyone with such experience to make a video to help others.
Great save!😁your doing great hope DR.Berry can get back on!
Stall Slayer is awesome so far just started last night
She handled the video glitch really well.
Great interview and love that Amy just kept on going even without Dr. B!
Excellent
England thank you. ❤
Great talk👍❤️ thank you. Jana - Texas
Thanks Doc Berry, Amy is awesome and I loved ythe chat as alshimers is a concern for me as it was on my mothers side but not mu
I wished it were that easy. I have ADD, it is a problem in the brain's executive function, one can learn to organize thoughts and priorities in spite of it, but it's a struggle the whole life and it does take a lot of concentration.
Thanks for your information! I am watching from South Texas!
Hope our Senators can invite you to be a resource person to discuss your Recommended DIETARY GUIDELINES for the PHILIPPINES
Watching from Las Cruces, NM
Watching fro Nottingham England🏴 U.K. team. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
We need to have rehab for carb addiction. I feel like locking up my father because he is so addicted to carb. He went dementia but with dangerous situation where he hits out random people including kids and becomes foul mouth.. it lasts for about a minute but it is sickening.
I am his son but talk about controlling his diet and he behaves like just alcoholic. I went yo court whether I can lock him up for a week to dry out all the glucose. But they didnt even admit the case. India.
I use a tablespoon of coconut oil daily. I do a ten day fast water and vitamins only every 3 months. I stopped sugar, aspertame, & high fructose corn syrup. At 77 mental acuity is through the roof.
This was wonderful. I learned so much🥰
I rebuke and bind you spirits of infirmity and dementia in Jesus name. GO!!!! Thank you Lord for giving your disciples authority in your name. Help your Mom/Dad by running off the Devil, play healing scriptures and the good old time gospel songs. They are spiritually starving. We are spirit, soul, and body. Feed their spirit too. Doing a great job so far as you have known what to do. Most preachers do not know and teach this. God bless you!
Two of the best.
Brilliant content
Thanks for the knowledge.
Nuneaton england . Thankyou both