THE SAVAGE NATION What Is Dementia? - #909
Jan 2, 2026
The discussion dives deep into the connection between aluminum exposure and Alzheimer's, challenging common notions of dementia. Listeners learn about everyday sources of aluminum and how to mitigate risk through diet and lifestyle. The show highlights the significance of early detection and emerging research linking brain health to cholesterol and genetics. Additionally, there's a warning about medications that might increase dementia risks. Personal anecdotes add a heartfelt dimension, urging proactive choices for cognitive health.
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Slowdown vs True Dementia
- Michael Savage distinguishes normal age-related slowdown from true dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
- He warns the distinction is being blurred in public discussion, which risks misunderstanding real disease.
Aluminum Linked To Modern Alzheimer's
- Savage emphasizes aluminum is neurotoxic and ubiquitous in food, water, and cookware.
- He links modern aluminum exposure to the rise of Alzheimer's as a 20th-century phenomenon.
Minimize Aluminum Exposures
- Reduce exposure by avoiding aluminum cookware, foil, and products with aluminum compounds.
- Check processed foods, deodorants, and local water treatment for aluminum content and choose alternatives.