Alzheimer Disease | Osmosis
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
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What is Alzheimer disease? Alzheimer disease, often called Alzheimer's disease by the public, is a neurodegenerative disease that leads to symptoms of dementia. Progression of Alzheimer disease is thought to involve an accumulation of beta-amyloid plaque and neurofibrillary tangles in the brain. This video covers the mechanisms and pathophysiology thought to contribute to Alzheimer disease, including a definitions of sporadic as well as familial Alzheimer disease, common signs and symptoms, and diagnosis.
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This is such an accessible video to learn the pathophysiology of such a heartbreaking illness. Thank you
You have a great voice for these! I hope you do more. Very easy to listen to and understand. Thanks for the video.
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Well explained! can't understand better as everything is clear. Will be helpful for my presentation.
thanks Medscape for bringing this video,
Splendid explanation! Crystal clear... Kudos to you mate! Keep up the good work :)
SUPER AMAZING EXPLANATIONS FOR THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!
"Neuroplasticity" we need to work on this by Integrative Medicine Concept.God Bless You all
Dr Shashikant
IM WELL Integrated Medical Center
Osmosis is smart enough to explain and tough and detailed topic within 9 mins
grateful !
Thank you, for your clear explanations and amazing visual drawings - this helps me to remember for exams.
So deep knowledge
Thank you I needed this for school homework
Merci pour cette vidéo très informative ! J’ai une question : comment les plaques amyloïdes et les enchevêtrements neurofibrillaires contribuent-ils exactement à la progression de la maladie d’Alzheimer ?
I loved this video. you made so easy to understand this
Thnx a lot sir, your explanation makes my concepts crystal clear
Thank you so much for your great explanation
If you enjoyed this video, you may also be interested to know that it's estimated that 45 million out of the 328 million people in the U.S. will have Alzheimers! That's 13.7%!!
The question that we have to ask ourselves these days is whether the Amyloid B and the Tau tangles are the cause of the disease or do they accumulate to try to protect the brain from all sorts of inflammatory substances such as HPV1, P Gingivalis, Herpes Zoster, Enterotoxins, Heavy Metals, Mould, etc., etc.
Generally speaking trying to remove the Amyloid and Tau, so far seem only to slow the decline, they don’t reverse the disease…!!
It seems to me to be high time ditch the old hypothesis and to ‘think outside of the box’…
How about the Lipopolysaccharides leaking out of the bowel and the damage that they cause…?
I always wonder how and why and who name these things
The doctors.
and as always, thanks for watching
So what causes beta-secretase to react with APP, instead of alpha-secretase as it should have normally been?
Dale Bredesen argues that APP is a dependence receptor, which means that if it gets the trophic support it needs (Netrin-1), then it is cut in the beneficial way. If it doesn't get what it needs, it gets cut with beta-secretase into the amyloid producing peptides.
Bredesen also argues that APP is not just a regular dependence receptor, but a big boss receptor keeping tabs on a lot of different things going on, esp. whether there is enough trophic support to keep brain functions going. It makes a lot of sense, and I recently made a video going over Bredesen's work on APP as well as another video exploring Bredesen's three main subtypes of Alzheimer's: Inflammation, Atrophic, and Toxic exposure. All three are connected to how APP gets cut. I'm sure will learn even more about how and why APP functions the way it does, but for the moment, Bredesen has done some really cool work with treatments reversing Alzheimer's with a nuanced multifaceted approach.
Loved your video, I want to use a quote in my paper, where do I find your information to put into my reference list?
I have the same problem! Did you find the answers?
If you enjoyed this video, you may also want to know that there's been recent research that uses a functional medicine approach to find possible root causes of Alzheimer's Disease!
Well explained in simple terms
I dont remember watching this on feb 5th 2023
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Dealing with Alzheimers is tough, but igrotum is making it more manageable. Grateful for the enhanced cognitive abilities.
Thank you
Im confused, does MRI dont confirm alzheimers?
What if your in your mid 30's and having problems? My memory is getting bad. I will completely blank out and can't spell a certain word. I am having more problems remembering peoples names. I am forgetting things people tell me a lot. I could be asked to do something different at work and I completely forget it. I am forgetting conversations I have had with people. I can be typing an e-mail and just blank out on what I am writing about.
Go see a doctor, don't ask people on the internet
This sounds like me
There are different reasons for cognitive decline, but Dale Bredesen has done some really neat work on it. His ReCode protocol has helped many people, and there may be a physician trained to help see what may be causing it. His book, "The End of Alzheimer's" is really helpful, and there are a lot of good interviews with him on youtube.
I hope you can find someone who can help!
Very informative video.
I am not sure if I am having dementia, but I thought Alzheimer disease is one of several types of Dementia (it is not the cause of dementia)? Please correct me if I am wrong.
You're 100% correct. There are many types of dementia and alzheimer's is one.
There's even evidence that there are different subtypes of Alzheimer's: Inflammatory, Atrophic, and Toxic Exposure.
Alzheimers may be persistent, but igrotum is equally determined. Encouraged by the positive transformations in cognitive function.
o auge esse vídeo viu! parabens
I feel called out 😂
Is there things that can help dementia?
Thanks
If you liked this video, you may be interested in looking for possible root causes behind Alzheimer's! For this, look at the work of Dr. Dale Bredesen at Duke University! He looks at possible causes like: pathogens/gut infections, intestinal permeability of the gut (leaky gut), microbiome imbalances, insulin resistance, nutrient deficiencies, hormone imbalances, and toxin exposures!
Hi
Alzheimer disease one of brain disease?
Yes
Came from "its just burning memory" and looking comments of this
Very nice videos...very precise explanation
If you liked this video, you may also be interested in research that looks at possible root causes for Alzheimer's! Check out the work of Dr. Dale Bredesen. He had a 2018 study in the Journal of Alzheimers Disease & Parkinsonism. The study is titled: "Reversal of Cognitive Decline: 100 patients." It's fascinating stuff!
Great video!! How you create the images and edit this video, what kind of app or editing software? I’m really interested!! Thank you very much!!
This is actually osmosis video
That's true
Well this was excellent and simultaniously very depressing
How estrogen is linked to Alzheimer?
Wait so ... if we can synthesize an alpha secretase and give it to alzheimers, can that theoretically solve the problem?
That won't get rid of beta secretase
6:24 *"chops a pp"*
That has got to be intentional
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All guys saying i have this disease
But no joke they all are saying truth even now typing this comments i forgot few words
Thanx to 4g and chemtrails
Godspeed
If you have mercury silver fillings please get them taken out immediately. Mercury poisoning causes Alzheimers.
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The symptoms in Alzheimer’s starts with some incidences of confusion and difficulty in remembering by slowly people tend to forget important things in their lives. You should go for more holistic treatment which can be taken from Planet Ayurveda.
Hello everyone, everything good? Alzheimer's improves or cures with a dietary supplement from a company called Omnilife, autohemotherapy, or ozone therapy. Even a spice called saffron, in the right amount helps to improve or reverse. Alzheimer's is an inflammation in the brain. Hope that helps and hugs!
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