I worked at UCLA for 34 years and I was used to high quality researchers and docs like you are. I actually did some of these techniques on my Dad years ago and they were amazingly helpful. However he had a fall and ended up in an unscrupulous LTAC that held him as a medical captive and fed him high carbs (cheap food with zero nutrition), dehydrated him and refused to let us give him his supplements or low carb diet. Our excellent treatment of Dad got him to an active 96 years old. My Mom had to endure the same medical assault. I worked for the Chief of Staff at UCLA and was given part one of the Urology Boards as a trial. I passed with flying colors. So where exactly are these modern docs educated....off shore? The are horrifically ignorant and intellectually lazy. They are just eugenecists, not doctors..and are peddling death. I want your type of medicine back...treating the cause, not drug pushing. You give me hope that we can clean up our toxic soup and heal ourselves as well. Congratulations on being a shining example of what medicine is supposed to be!

At the age of 41 I was diagnosed with ms related dementia; im 43 now. Utterly shocking, but because of my lesions on the brain. I have spent the last two years taking vitamins, changing my diet, exercising etc and even now I am looking at taking some peptides to boost my brain power. One thing I have noticed after two years, I’m walking further and farther; I still need to sit down and rest, but it’s so amazing to find the power to walk; without my walking stick. I was on ms meds last September and October. In February there were no new lesions and I’m hoping this months MRI will show the same. Videos like this give me motivation to pay for something outside what my neurologist will provide. They never tell you to take certain vitamins to boost your brain power or to boost your energy levels. My fatigue it’s still an issue but I’m improving; I’m getting better. But as with ms, I still have my odd day when I feel like 🤬, but I’m a fighter not a quitter. Thank you 🙏🏼

In India , few years ago when we followed our traditional family value systems , Dementia as a disease was seen in elderly people especially after they lost their partners , an emotional distress that they couldn’t deal with.. My mum recently succumbed to dementia after being alone in the house for over 10 years because we children were away pursuing our careers. Ever since we are back and her emotional support has improved,she’s showing recovery. Unfortunately the underlying cause of her dementia turned out to be medically proven Alzheimer’s. She wasn’t exposed to any toxin as we live in a village with everything sourced locally. I truly feel the emotional aspect of human behaviour too has a lot to do with this disease.

I’m 70, no existing medical conditions, no drugs, even over the counter, exercise regularly and working to keep it that way with the help of videos and information like this. Thank you, great info, just wish there weren’t so many ads.

My dad was diagnosed at 60 with Alzheimer’s his mom was 40… I do not allow any of the Alzheimer’s meds recommended by neurologist and feed him a healthy diet along with edible at night before bed and he is 78 healthy strong and STABLE!

I was told i had early alzheimer years ago. I cut out beer, wine, chip, candy, soda, all junk food. I eat more "normal" food. Veg, fruit, rice, fish, chicken, do a lot of yardwork, sunshine, housework, walk my pooch, read, puzzle, music, very little tv, junk food, no alcohol. My memory, skin, hair, teeth, gum, weight, mood, has improved

My Mom may she rest in peace. She was a diabetic, with dementia and Alzheimer’s. When we restricted her sugar and the carbs her memory would come back and her diabetes was reduced. However she would hunt out any sugar she could find and then revert to memory loss again. Eventually she died from a blood infection post heart surgery. I think avoiding sugar has many health benefits including reducing memory loss.

Years ago I saw a film about a group of nuns who were very aged but used to keep active and used their hands and fingers a lot playing cards together, using their rosaries and usual daily activities. They donated their brains to science when they died and several of the brains showed signs of alzheimer's yet they did not have any symptoms when alive. I found this most interesting as I am a reflexology practitioner and have also worked in a care/hospital environment, also my dad has Parkinsons disease. It got me thinking that it is really important to keep using your hands and fingers and this is something that elderly people stop doing as their movements slow and joints become stiffer. In reflexology your brain reflexes are the very tips of your fingers and toes and I think it is worth pressing down hard on a table or pen or using a rosary or beads every day to help stimulate the brain.

I am from São Paulo, Brasil!!! 68 years and I have Alzheimer...THANKS FOR THE PRIVILEGE TO BE ABLE TO LISTEN TO SUCH A WONDERFUL DOCTORS GOD BLESS BOTH OF YOU

Every time I listen to Dr. Bredesen speak I am celebrating so much of what he says especially when it comes to the new detective of medicine talk! EDIT: It would be amazing for this talk to be updated with how the science in 2023 is focusing on INSULIN SENSITIVITY in Alz, Parkinson's, MS and other neuro motor dysfunctions. Alzheimer’s is a lifelong degradation and there’s no way anybody’s gonna create a clinical model of exactly every single decision a person made when it came to diet and lifestyle for their entire life! What this world needs is a massive shift back to the simpler times when we were in good community with people we cared about we laughed every day we exercised every day we ate whole food not processed crap, and we embraced aging in a way that celebrates the wisdom we gain and understands when we need to move slower and things change and skin sags and we celebrate the beauty of it all! That will be a healthy society and people will go back to enjoying life and loving each other in this incredible experience we call “being human”.

This a what is real doctor is all about. My traditional doctor prescribes drugs to mitigate symptoms of illness, but it did not cure my health problem. Example: I have high cholesterol, my doctor prescribes statin drugs. Instead, I changed to a natural whole foods low carb diet and cardiovascular daily exercise and it worked all without the need for prescription drugs. I also reversed Type 2 diabetes at the same time.

My mum got Alzheimer 6 years ago. However, she accidentally recovered from Alzheimer after 2 years. We had no clue how she got recovered. She woke up one day, and showed everything ok.

I love the discussion here! I have a sister who has been dealing with what they are now calling Alzheimer's for the last 10 years. She has progressed to a stage where she is in a memory facility. I have researched and understand so much of what you are talking about. The problem is, most of the people who run the "so-called medical system" in this country, don't have a clue. This includes one of the hospitals she had a stay in that categorized their neurologists as "World Class". This is so disturbing and laughable to me when these people don't even have a basic understanding of the multitude of things that can cause this condition. They Look at you with blank stares when you mention words like Neuroplasticity, nutrition, vitamin D, cure, and recovery😳 As you say, it is different in every person. It's not a one size fits all "disease". I, personally, would like to see us get away from the overuse of the word "disease". It connotes something you are afflicted with you never heal from. The current thinking is the best you can do is remission. I feel that is totally false information. I would much rather see a word such as "condition" used as an umbrella term. It is a more hopeful one which suggest healing/recovery is possible.

This gives me such hope!!! Fear is a constant companion when you don't have this information. I wish I had known this when my mother started showing signs of decline, we lost her, slowly, in 2017....I am now armed and ready to fight!! THANK YOU.

It would be so helpful if you put a link in all of your podcasts that list the lab tests needed (outside of the standard panel), link to cognoscopy, preventative steps to take, any suggested supplements. It’s tedious to try to find this basic info again in the podcasts. Thank you

Yes : inability to learn a foreign language / spell, seizure disorder started in Colorado at 5000 ft. Failed first grade. Raised in Cleveland. Currently on KETO - thank you for your research and concern.

So awesome to see a focus on early intervention and root causes. Let’s work on cures rather than symptom management!! Wonderful interview and amazing work!

This is revolutionary research and medicine!! Thank you ! Why is the mainstream media not reporting on this incredible work that could save millions from misery? Why is is restricted to you tube and Podcats? Dr Bredesen should be interviewed on CNN and the BBC and other global broadcasters. It’s wilful blindness and negligence by the medical establishment to ignore these findings. It would be so helpful if you could link to for centres for cognoscopy and an outline of the protocol. Thank you 🙏

Thanks for this. My mother has had Alsheimers for 22 years. It's no life. Your talk helps me greatly.

Thank God for a few Real doctors on this planet. 🙏🙏

I wish Dr Bresnan would research the emotional triggers of Alzheimers. My friends came on at age 50 almost immediately after loosing her son. She quickly could not remember things or add numbers whereas she had been a high functioning manager included working with numbers and coordinating ordering of supplies She is now in the last stages of the disease. No one on either side of her family ever had Alzheimers. It's like her brain just willed itself to try and forget everything. She spent the first 3 or 4 years crying daily for her son until she started to forget that he died on most days. One would think there is absolutely nothing positive about dementia but at least it finally gave her some relief from such profound sorrow. For several years, we could watch some old TV show she remembered and she could laugh. It was nice to see her laugh again, even though her Alzheimers was pretty bad by then. Her mind is mostly gone now. I think just waiting for the day she sees her sweet boy again.

Thanks, I'm a senior citizen who is trying to increase my likelihood of survival. And I'm trying to zero in a bit more about Alzheimer's. Look forward to more articles like this one.

I think the increase in toxins coming at us from every possible avenue play a large part in so many surcoming to Alzheimers, Parkinsons, ALS etc etc. I do a lot of research on this subject and I can say without a doubt it's probably the leading cause. Knowledge is power. There are many things we can do on a daily basis to avoid some of them. The toxins in the air are problematic though. I do what I can and avoid what I can and pray about what I can't control.

Thank you so much for sharing this both of you! Congratulations on the published research!! Keep up the great work!!!

Thank you, thank you Dr Perlmutter! Started following you when my son who is a MD handed me your book “Grain Brain”. With family and friends all around us have Alzheimer’s, correct information is sooo necessary. Please continue to give us more info every person on earth in our present times need by giving us that “right fit”💕

Another fabulous hour+ spent listening to these amazing doctors. What a privilege. Thank you xo

Hi Gretchen, I experienced and observed too many incidents of misdiagnosis and mistreatment before I entered University and unfortunately across a long international career (over 50 years). Quite often I would discuss this problem with senior civil and military doctors, including the head of a national health service and other highly capable doctors, including those of a hospital that I once supervised. That anecdotal experience spanned a wide range of age groups and doctors from North America, UK, Western Europe, Russia, several high-capability Asia countries, Africa and Australia. Whilst I observed cultural, and educational-cultural differences impacting methodologies in diagnosis and personalization of treatment, neither that, nor generational changes seem to be dominant. Highly informed, perceptive doctors with a ‘determined detective’ attitude, richly informed by observations and tests were the close colleagues of doctors, seemingly sadly lacking in those characteristics. So if I would point to something that is systematically lacking, it would probably be the posture reinforced through education and early practice, and whether that posture is actively reinforced by both colleagues and the media of the profession. The importance of professions refreshing their colleagues’ attitudes and capabilities is continues to increase, and it seems to me to be vital to our changing direction on Alzheimer’s, diabetes, aging and longevity, as well as our general ability to promote health and disease prevention, alongside more efficient and effective support to our demographically aging populations. The contribution from an informed and empathetic community is also important. I endorse Dr. Shruti Sood’s anecdotal observations of the strong impact of vibrant social activity interaction in the cultures where that is still rich and strong, versus solitary existence with aging, with lack of intellectual nourishment, mental and physical exercise and lack of diversity and healthy nutrition. My own mother used to bounce back physically and mentally within days and weeks of me receiving advice from her doctors that she was rapidly declining possibly near death, and then taking the family and grandchildren to her, all through her mid-80s into early 90s. A huge regret is that there was then a protracted time when it was more difficult for me to go to my homeland and spend time with her and she rapidly deteriorated in a modern (Australian) home with good medical staff, but with, I think, a negative feedback loop on social interaction, fluids, management, and nutrition and activity, so that she passed away in a highly deteriorated cognitive state at the age of 97. She was wonderfully supported by my retired sister that lived not far away, and was professionally experienced in care for the aged, but that is different to the intensity of interaction and range of intellectual and physical activity in a traditional extended family environment. I am 74 and so fortunate to benefit from an environment that is socially, physically, intellectually and nutritionally stimulating in so many ways. My mental bandwidth seems to be higher than when I was 18 when certain ‘social motivations’ possibly over-focused my attentions.

This channel is most probably the finest health and medicine channel and I watch a plethora of them.

I had a pt who was "dying". We took her off ALL her meds and had to discharge her off hospice. Our medications are killing people 😊

Excellent info as always Dr. P. I am encouraged by dr. Bredesen's work and look forward to reading this case series.

Many of our modern day diseases were rare 120 years ago. I believe a direct result of over consumption of sugar, processed flour, and seed oils ( Veg. Oils) these 3 are the main ingredients of processed foods. Turns out Grandma was right, "You are what you eat."

It can be done. I got my mum cured from dementia and alzheimers. I slowly got her off all the dozeens of pills these doctors fed her and after a bit her mind was cleared. She went into a seniors home to live and they refused to make sure she drank water. If I gave her water her memory cleared. They said she only wants coffee. I was fighting a losing battle. These senior's homes take on people who know nothing, don't speak or understand a lot of english and our seniors are left to look after themselves for big money and no proper care. During Covid the workers kept bringing Covid into the home because they all live together and pass it to each other. I get frustrated with people who call themselves nurses, doctors and care workers. Money is the name of the game with doctors and the caregivers are all in for a paycheck. My mother is 91 and a very healthy woman who lacks water and decent meals

Thank you both for being so open minded and sharing this information with us all. ❤️

Thank you doctor from Peru, excellent interview, very valuable information. I remember during my medical training at the university, the information i received about Alzheimer disease maked it looks like there was nothing we could do to improve the condition of patients suffering from this terrible desease.

My brother was diagnosed and treated for Parkinson's for over 10 years, but died of undiagnosed Gliablastoma. I have no idea if he ever had an MRI. I suggest if you have a loved one with Parkinson's, insist on an MRI. Maybe also Alzheimer's.😢

Wow aging backwards is on my agenda... in 2 months I'll be 80...perfect timing. Because with lyme and having had my 1st pfizer vaccine one month ago accompanied by 3.5 weeks of reactions....i definitely need to rebuild mitochondria and age backward! Thank you to our dear Dr. Perlmutter...👵💜

This is such a great video, thank you!! I discovered Keto and intermittent fasting (Dr Fung, Dr. Lustig, Dr Berg, Dr Pelz etc) because I had an incredible pain in my gut. It was desperation. Now I’m learning so much about the connection of metabolism and health, mental and physical. You guys are amazing to step outside the circle of wagons as medical specialised doctors and experts and care about the general health of the population and the specific health of the brain. All roads lead back to an overwhelming of the system by overeating and over processed carbs and sugar… to someone like me, this is a parallel universe where optimum health exists but we can’t reach it …. And now I discover from you guys that extreme optimum health is free. THANK YOU!!!! 👏 🎉🥳👏👏👏👏❤

Boy what an episode to be introduced to you two gentlemen. Big love - double crush and plans for reading and food healing ahead.

Both you and Dr Bredesen are highly educated in nutritional health... This was an extremely interesting conversation, and if I could only utilise part of what was discussed, I'd be far healthier. I did like the statement regarding treatment:- "It's like re-building a house, whilst it's still on fire"... That is so true with doctors who have no clue about nutrition.

How refreshing for a doctor/researcher to admit they were wrong. Immediately allows me to trust him.

This is so important..my GOD....I wish thounds of people could hear such an INCREDIBLE DOCTORS!!!!! I AM FROM SÃO PAULO..BRAZIL

Watching my aunt with alzheimer's just lay in bed all day, unable to walk and barely able to talk was very disturbing to me. We were glad when she just recently passed, so that she wasn't in that shape anymore.

Cognoscopy is a beautiful word! Simple and meaningful.

Why are they not talking about the damage done by chemtrails which have existed for years?

Thank You Dr. David Perlmutter For All Your Informative Videos, Especially With Your Discussions With Dr. Dale Bredesen, and With Dr. Robert Lustig.

Another fascinating discussion Dr P. I am pleased Dr D included suggestions at the end for keeping a healthy brain. They were a tonic after hearing the frightening info you gave at the 1hr mark, on the chemicals Parkinson disease researchers use to induce the disease in mice, that is available in the gardening section at the hardware store for use in the veggie patch. I may not sleep tonight.

My mother passed away in 2021 after a ten year battle with Alzheimer’s. I took care of her and tried to keep her as independent as I could until we finally had to move her into a memory care center. Her father had it too, and I have one gene for it. I’m terrified. It’s a horrible disease. I’m 50 now and my mother had early onset.

Yes it's not easy to look after with this kind of sickness,when a families was envolved.thank you for this talk show.

Mother has dementia and she lives in Germany. I am looking forward to learning more about this and hopefully, I will be able to stop the process of her getting worse with her dementia and hopefully reverse a bit of it. This is great news. After this CORVID disaster, it is finally time to get some good news. Thanks.

.1 What every doctor coming out of medical school in the 60's and 70's was taught to do-find the cause of the illness and treat it - now has to be done at an exponentially higher cost by a functional medicine doctor. 2. A timeline of diseases as it relates to environmental changes (which Europe and Russia have banned) would be so much quicker and give a clear picture of why people are always sick. 3.While they are wasting time trying to create diseases in animals to mimic humans so they can find a pill to treat it, just advocate to ban glyphosate from the soil and our food, fluoride from our water and dangerous toxins in vaccines.

I do agree that we can test at home some basic metrics, but I feel a big miss in our healthcare system is to get cheap and readily accessible blood tests.

“Cognoscopy” noted , let’s see if I can convince my GP 😄 It consists of 3 steps; 1.Bloods tests looking for inflammation markers, HMR(?), insulin sensitivity, Vit D and hormones reduction, Uric acids levels. 2.Online Cognitive assessment (if test is not positive go to point 3) 3.MRI, include volumetrics.gey area volume, hypocampus volume, cortisol vs hypocampus balances .. Also important to check nocturnal oxygenation, and other things I missed 🤷🏽‍♀️

Dr Bredesen is awesome to listen to.

Thanks what a show, my son was falling down after getting covit and he started with a juice diet lot's of green veggies for a whole month drinking lots of water he stop drinking, he lost 30 lb he came back to life ,he also had suicidal thoughts he started talking Brand vitamins, coilatle silver, poor body extract drops for cleansing thank you

Also over processed foods delete vitamins and minerals that the body needs to rebuild and keep the body running correctly. The body keeps trying to keep everything running correctly but when we feed the body with poisons it messes up the immune system

I've a mild cognitive impairment thats related to my lesions. I changed my diet, exercise but mostly believe in the power of intentional positive thoughts and visualisatio, in affecting the inner workings of our body.

at 7:05 when he talks about chopping the legs off, my mom's hip surgeon cut off her bone so she would walk straight. Insane!! She has scoliosis and should have gone to a chiropractor, not cut off her bone in her leg!!!! My brother has scoliosis and Parkinson's. The spine has a lot to do with brain conditions. In my mom's case I'm sure it's the spine, poor diet and her botched surgery causing inflammation. She's in a nursing home and I had to call the doctor to ask him to check her insulin resistance. Naturopaths and Chiropractors seem to be the only ones listening but they don't take Medicare or Medicaid so I had to pay for her diagnosis and then send results to her regular doctor. Everything my mom has can be cured with diet. What if nursing homes understood this. We might have a lot more seniors that are well. Dr Berg gives healthy keto lessons so I'm doing that for myself.

Thank you for this very Informative update. The take home message was Priceless-- Metabolic Flexibility: Three Pillars which can be subdivided will starve off Alzheimer, Dementia and host of other age related diseases. Worth listening to over to get the full impact. I highly recommend you continue doing interviews with scientists who are at the forefront. One recommendation which would take effort : If you can link references so that we can read those research studies as well.

I treated hundreds of patients for short-term memory loss with a regime that turned out to be an abbreviated version of Dale Bredesen's similar but far more detailed, expensive, and unavailable to most. Therapeutic B vits, DHEA, and Kelp. Apparently the everpresent creppy censors don't want to hear this, even though I'm a now a retired neuropsychiatrist with 42 yrs. of clinical experience treating about 25,000 patients mostly in Michigan (Grand Rapids area). Compare with Dale's regime, and consider my experience, consulting a holistic physician of course. Good Luck!

What about the toxin alcohol? Alcohol is also very high in sugar. But also we know the effects of alcohol on the brain ie look at the memory problems caused when people are 'intoxicated'. Also, we are fully aware of the damage caused to the brains of the developing foetus when women drink alcohol in pregnancy ie the lifelong disabilities of the affected children (FASD - Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders) including adhd, asd, learning disabilities etc. There is also a strong correlation with the fact that more women than men get alzheimer's and currently women are drinking more alcohol than men. Also, women are being encouraged to continue to drink throughout their lifetime ie not just as teens but in their 50's, 60's and 70's etc with the advent of boutique wine bars as opposed to the old fashioned pubs which were historically frequented by men.

It was first known 100 years ago that common diseases could be caused by a LACK of nutrition. Prior to that it was assumed that invasive viruses & bacteria caused disease (which is of course true in many cases, but not all). Thank you Dr Bredesen!

Doesn’t glyphosate cause leaky gut? And too much linoleic acid damaging mitochondria? Linoleic acids also promote insulin resistance…

Most excellent interview! Thank you.

Thank you both so much, for your intelligence, knowledge, research, committment, caring and subsequent amazing contributions to the world ❤

I am so excited that there is NOW some hope with dementia and specifically, Alzheimer's. I was invited to a group, here in Colorado about a week ago from an MD who was teaching people how to reverse Alzheimer's. They had received your training. I was really excited and proceeded to read the instructions and sign up, until I got to the last sentence which indicated it would be $1997 for the course. Guess what? Didn't sign up--couldn't afford it!! I was upset and surprised at the cost!! I thought this would be free or at least NOT this amount.

Darren & I love Dr.Perlmutter.We wish he was still in practice. Want to be in touch again!.

Just adding my experience to the mix. My Mum got Alzheimer's in the 80's and it seemed to coincide with a fat free diet fad at the time. In hindsight it was a dairy free diet. No milk, butter etc...When she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, doctors "doubled down" on a dairy free diet and she had nothing fatty to make it easier for my Dad to maneuver her. Nothing would have alerted me if it was not for about 1 yr before her death they said she may as well enjoy life so took her off the diet. To me, I noticed there were noticeable improvements in her behaviour - like a light and life came back to her. To me I always wondered if fat was an important part of our diet. This clip seems very convoluted to me. Eat dairy.

What can we do. If doctors see patients for only a few minutes, ask questions and then say you need blood test, maybe an nuclear test or whatever is bad 10 days before next appointment and the appointment is 3 or 6 month away! it is so common that is really worrisome, we are getting sicker and sicker and then the horrible medicines that make us sicker with other problems. We spend years complaining before there is a diagnostic or treatment.

Thank you Dr. Bredesen and Dr. Perlmutter.

Great conversation! Thanks guys.

Dr. Perlmutter and Dr. Bredesen, I'm listening to your podcast and am able to comprehend some of what you are discussing, but sorry to say, some I can not. I'm interested because my mother died with a diagnosis of Lewy Body Dimentia and now my husband and I had covid-19 last July. I was 72 and he was 82. He became so disoriented, needed hospitalization for 2 weeks in severe cognitive distress. I was told to bring him home where he could get better in his own familiar surroundings. I began to notice lasting behaviors, such as him seeing things/hallucinsations and short terms memory decline. I took him to our family MD who took him off all the medications he was placed on and to continue with at home. He was sent for Lab tests, additional cat scan, (besides the ones he had while in the hospital, including an MRI and EEG). My husband was placed on 5 mg Donepezil and only to continue with his regular meds of Atorvastatin 5 mg, Tamsulosin .4 mg and Metformin. He had dropped 40 lbs., 5-6 years ago and has kept it off. So 9 months after covid and he has gotten worse. He's gotten lost while driving twice, which resulted in having to give up his license. Most currently, he has begun to be confused in thinking/believing that I am multiple people when he refers to me as "they", or "she", and that other people are with us. He most recently has seen two doctors for a psychological evaluation and we are waiting for the results. We have known one another for 7 years and married for 3. He is a retired special ed teacher and sports coach. Prior to covid, he only showed slight forgetfulness about where he put something, or perhaps not able to recall a name, but other than that, he has always been very sociable, with weekly, golfing, playing cards, crosswords, swimming, but he's not motivated to do as much. Please tell me what I can do to help him. I need specifics. I know you mentioned diet, food supplements, along with good sleep and exercise. I will do everything I can possibly do to help him. I just really need more guidance. Thank you, Becky

I would add Wim Hofs work into the mix for anti inflammatory strategies- Great interview- makes totally makes sense

I’m missing the information, did he actually talk about how to reverse Alzheimer’s?

Timestamp would greatly add to your nice videos ❤❤❤❤❤

Please get to the point. Explain what causes Alzheimer and what methods to reverse it. Step 1..10. thank you

I thrive on sunlight... warmth helps... grown your own food, eat right out of the garden instead of a fridge... amazing what you can do with dirt... and avoid stupid harmful toxic people with bad karma...

Thank you so much and especially thanks for linning to the research paper that made the discussion much clearer to me than just listening 🌷

I am a hospice nurse. Most of the deaths i attended were alzheimers dz. And now my BIGGEST FEAR.

Thank you both, looking forward to that conversation with Stephanie Seneff

please put your phone on silent mode during the talk. The phone ding is very distracting for some of us.

At MINUTE 32:00, I wonder if availing oneself to a SPECT Scan at one of Dr. Daniel Amen's clinics would be better than an MRI? I think the SPEC would show more detail, especially because it displays in real time. Not crazy about the radiation levels of either ...

Thanks for this valuable discussion 👌👌🙏🙏🙏

My name is Valerie. I have Alzheimer's. I am i am 60 years old. Im very worried. Please help us to get better. Thank you for all the help. God Bless you all.

Organic soy lecithin for choline is what I take. I mix it in tofu scramble or in nut butters etc. TY for the amazing discussion, loved it.

I bought Dr. Bredsen's book in 2020, Chinese first, and then English, very helpful for looking after my mother. Neurologists here are still vending machine for big pharm drug and I don't trust them. Does Dr. Bredsend provide long-distance counsell? I'm writing from Shanghai.

I had to eat liver when I was pregnant as I could not get my iron levels up high enough otherwise. My midwife recommended grilling it with lots of onions & garlic, then, just before taking it off the heat, pour tamari sauce on it. It's almost good if you don't count the texture. Good luck!

Thank you for all your work and this beautiful, encouraging interview. We have al your books.

Thank you guys. Amazing interview.

I ended up in the ER room when I went on a high plant food diet. Plants aren’t just defenseless beings you can eat as much as you want of apparently. It took five months of me avoiding all plants to get better. I had the following symptoms: Tremors(uncontrollable body shaking) Dehydration(oxalic acid binds to minerals and other vitamins) Carpel tunnel(oxalic acid poisoning) Dry mouth(oxalic acid crystals accumulate in mucus membranes) Severe constipation that led to diverticulitis) Orange skin from beta carotene poisoning Dry skin(severe cracking on feet and hands) Depression(severe) Anxiety(severe) Plants are not the solution guys.

With Alzheimer's patients having such high levels of Aluminum in the brain (second only to Autistic children) why no mention of this, and how to detox from it?

Keep posting please. I love learning about human anatomy.

It helps a lot when people make it very clear that they are referring to either Dementia or Alzheimers. I just listened to doctors who were teaching about long Covid and how dementia being one of the neurological injuries from it. It's all so interesting.

And even if this is a truly complicated explanation I really enjoyed the final mini advice - eat a very rich amount og whole plant based foods whether you want to go 100 % vegan or not - always lots of fiber rich plants for best results and go for no gluten, no simple carbs and preferably no dairy …. And one question Whole coffee fruit extract? What is that? Cholin seemed to be important … so maybe add a bit animal foods as a few organic eggs and organ meats and sardines ? 🎵🍀🎶💚🐸

Great talk Guys and finding the right diet to combat all the variants involved in trying to find a stable diet of healthy foods is definitely the way to go - as the Old saying ; "You are what you eat" is 'coming home to roost' as another saying goes. ;) I think everyone is beginning to understand or finally understanding the importance of a healthy gut. I noted with interest your mention of Liver near the end of your chat/talk/presentation. I'm currently feeding my best friend on Beef Liver. Was feeding him on Chicken and occasionally rice at times to supplement the commercial or store bought pet foods - that all make marvelous claims of how balanced they are - with all the acclaimed nutrients in them designed or formulated especially for - your pet. :) Maybe we need food manufacturers that tailor our diets to our particular metabolisms . Based on what health problems we are having - but I daresay that like dogs - each of our metabolism are most likely as different as each of us are as individuals. So claiming that one specific brand or many brands are perfectly tailored to dog's diet - is kind of 'gilding the' Lilly so to speak. Anyways, I'm trying my best friend on Liver at the moment but from what I've read so far on Liver and how to prepare it - it is so packed with various nutrients that only small amounts can or should be given to an animal - because a dog's metabolism can be overloaded with the degree of various nutrients - being of extremely high concentrations. And, thus actually causing some toxicity issues. So another anecdote/saying comes to mind; 'Moderation in all things' or if it's not an anecdote, currently - it very likely - should be. ;) OK, as far as eating Liver is concerned - I'm with you guys and although it looks like regular beef when it is boiled at least - I didn't or couldn't come at tasting it to see if was properly or sufficiently cooked for my Best friend in the animal kingdom - and Just went the the recommended cooking times of around 15 minutes for boiling - rather than the somewhat less than tasteful - Taste Test. Perhaps eating liver is beneficial for humans also - but it would have to be very heavily spiced or overwhelmed by herbs to cover the 'possible' strong taste - that smell alone indicates or tells you it might have. ;) It follows though, that if indeed Livers are saturated by as much as up to 100 times concentrations of those same nutrients found in regular muscle or beef cuts - as reported on various You Tube presentations for Prepping Liver for dogs - then Humans would also would only need small amounts - or risk some sort of possible toxic backlash - from ingesting too much of same - at any given time. :) Maybe that would also apply to veggie diets or any other diet that is not balanced - over a wide range of the right foods - that are not Inflammatory foods - but are healthy for the gut and thus the rest of the body. There is simply - at this point in time - so many different diets all claiming various health benefits - which varies from nutritionist to nutritionist as to what actually constitutes a healthy diet that - the average person like myself - is still struggling to find what may work best - to alleviate various inflammatory problems that I'm still currently dealing with - on a daily basis. When I was hospitalized for awhile I asked for basically vegetarian meals because of heath issues I had and, then later, when released by hospital - asked for Council delivered meals that were basically vegetarian also - not Vegan as such - but very little from either hospital food or the later post hospital foods could be considered as straight vegetarian foods and - I was given foods that were most likely high in sugars and other inflammatory ingredients, including the dreaded, Gluten. Thus I'm convinced that many in the food industry don't really know what constitutes even a simple vegetarian diet. That I just didn't get at that time - so I opted out for starting to cook for myself again - since that time. But, having said that - a lifetime of poor eating habits and/or not eating the right healthy foods - is not easily undone and certainly not overnight or by any magic pills/drugs. ;) Sometimes, we need to reassess what we - Think we Know - and work on solutions to problems - any problems - from actual personal research and what works for each of as as individuals. And, further, I'm almost positive that each of our metabolisms and/or immune systems are either unique to each of us - or at least not able to be generalized - and given a one drug fits all - experimental solution - especially in the case of the Covid situation in today's modern world.

We noticed cognitive decline within 3 months of my 77 year old mom taking the jab. She has been diagnosed with Alzheimers. Prior to the covid shot she had been more energetic and mentally sharp than those half her age.

I managed to get my mum walking, after covid period by showering with hot shower everyday, and walk with her long distances, but I can't do anything for myself or work. My parents always eat very well. fresh food

Are FDA-approved mercury fillings a factor in AZ?

I'm 75 and I was diagnosed with T2 diabetes and I have been following many well-known resources and videos on control of blood-sugar etc. However, I have always been slim so I had the test for antibodies to see if I'm type 1.5. results were negative but I'm sure I'm not producing enough insulin (as apposed to being insulin resistant). So where do I go from here? I am on very low carb diet and walk 4 to 5 miles each day?

Tell us about the cost of dealing with Dr Bredesen.

Thanks for the great interview. Could you do an interview or podcast on pneumonia since there are not very many informative and preventative videos out there. Thanks.