

You Can Prevent and Even Reverse Cognitive Decline – Dr. Dale Bredesen with Dave Asprey : 754
Oct 29, 2020
Dr. Dale Bredesen, a globally renowned expert in neurodegenerative diseases and professor at UCLA, shares groundbreaking insights on Alzheimer's disease. He believes it's not only preventable but reversible, emphasizing a personalized approach to cognitive health. The discussion covers factors like inflammation, toxins, and nutrient deficiencies contributing to cognitive decline. Bredesen also addresses post-viral recovery challenges and highlights innovative treatments, including supplements and stem cell research, urging proactive measures to enhance brain health.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Alzheimer's as Insufficiency
- Alzheimer's is fundamentally an insufficiency, where the brain downsizes synapses due to an imbalance between demand and supply.
- This insufficiency can be identified and rectified by looking at various factors like immune status, hormones, and BDNF levels.
Get a Cognoscopy
- Get a "cognoscopy" at age 45 or older to assess your cognitive health.
- This is as important as knowing your blood pressure or cholesterol.
Alzheimer's Subtypes and Diet
- There are different types of Alzheimer's, each with unique causes and requiring specific interventions.
- A plant-rich, mildly ketogenic, low-carbohydrate, gut-supporting diet is generally recommended.