I would love a nice simple explanation for us patients versus Doctors ❤

A recommended diet would be appreciated

May I ask what stage of cognitive decline this person was at please? Blessings!

@@monicabarker3214 hi will try to answer up to my knowledge: the 4 and 2 years ago they was probably at early stage of dementia ( I did not ask specifically) Right now it a bit more than early, I am not qualified to make a proper assessment

But it was noticeable that there was dementia? @@irenabushong6494

Please and Thank you! Open invite to Cincinnati Oh.

Widespread practitioners and local support and education from real scientists and physicians is critical! Thank you Dr Bredesen and associates.!! I notice there is a huge surge in social media “experts” getting on the bandwagon so to speak, and doing presentations that don’t give much real scientific information. At the end they try to monetize the protocol with subscriptions and supplements. I enjoy using Dr Bredesens books.

Thank you. You articulated very well. It’s my dream too!

By changing your lifestyle, have you been able to maintain or improve your cognition? At 90, you're an inspiration to us all!

Did you read his book?

What tests do you need?

Yeswillstil follow your advice thank you

Consider starting slowly if you are feeling overwhelmed. Pick a supplement or two and start there. It's also a good way to see how you feel on one or two, rather than taking many and not knowing which one helped. I like to start people on DHA (Omega 3) at the beginning. I recommend Carlsons products. Best wishes.

Maybe you can find a health coach in your area that could support you in implementing the protocol. If they are not familiar with the protocol, they are certainly able to read and understand science. Find one that you like and that is affordable

There is a practitioner in Calgary, at Elevated Wellness.Not sure where you are but they are sparse, none in SK, few in south AB. MY mom saw Dr Nina at Elevated but was cut off from it by family

Hello, if you contact our support department at support@ahnphealth.com, tell them Lance sent you locate a practitioner and they should help you. LK

Does this help with ms as well?

The problem is that we need more providers. My wonderful wife is deteriorating in front of me and she is no longer capable of managing her recovery. And I have neither the education or intelligence or energy to manage her situation. Unfortunately we live in Omaha, Nebraska and of all the wonderful medics in our area there in not one willing to take up the cudgels for the unfortunate that need them.

@@davida.rosser9930 They train providers all over the US and there are ones who do telemedicine.

my search (this doc did use Bredesen protocol as a hook in ads) brought me to have my carotid artery scanned and was asked to purchase future "care". lol! what? i am right where i should be for 67 with plaque, but no mention of possible brain scan... for stuff. great. central ohio of all places - high amount of brain worms maybe of the locals? dementia care/slowing isn't even really talked about in my senior community. and it should be.

Yes, great question! Dr. Bredesen is conducting a larger randomized controlled trial now, with six locations in the US.

@@apoe4.infoinc.748 That's great. Do you have the NCT number from clinicaltrials.gov? Love to check out the protocol...

Hi @Michael-4, yes. we have numerous peer reviewed papers -- most recently, the trial which was published in JAD (Journal of Alzheimer's Disease) the top journal for Alzheimer's disease out there. Here are a few links: www.apollohealthco.com/alzheimers-reversal/ (50K foot view of the trial) content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-disease/jad215707 (publication on JAD) www.apollohealthco.com/to-our-critics/ www.apollohealthco.com/more-proof-recode-protocol-effectiveness/ All papers on NH website - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=Bredesen+D If you need more information, you can contact me: lance@ahnphealth.com

Here is one more paper just published by Doctor Heather Sandison -- www.apollohealthco.com/multimodal-approach-improves-cognition/

You can get your APOE status done through companies like 23 and ME. for about $200.

@@BronsteinEmily I even signed on to send raw data to other places - 10? self decode. promethus, strate gene and a bunch of others.

There is a link in the video notes to the study.

She begins at minute 18:38, where she spoke about Watch pad (currently being used by a DME company) for an overnight oxygen saturation testing. Often that is covered by Medicare. But 5 yrs prior, she used Garmin (before watch pad was invented) to get an overnight oxygen saturation level. Now that watch pad is available (and she sees a low O2 sat) she now refers the patient to get an overnight watch pad test & that should be covered by Medicare.

I spoke to a Brednesen protocol physician just casually. Told them that I had been in a fairly serious car accident with a subdural hematoma and was having memory issues. I asked what would be the best thing and they told me hyperbaric oxygen therapy. I found a chiropractor's office that had several HBOT chambers. Practices that have HBOT chambers should know what is required. I believe mine was 2 atmospheres for an hour including getting down to that atmosphere and back up. I believe I did 22 sessions over the course of several months. Estimated cost was about $2,000. I felt it was likely worth it since I have one APOE4 gene and a family history on my dad's side. And yes I did see an improvement in my memory

Sorry, can't buy the theory . For instance improving diet can reverse diabetes ( type 2) and this is not a placebo effect- decreasing concentrated sweets improves blood sugar control. A bus ride doesn't do this. Bredesen protocol is basically correcting all of a patients medical problems. What is good for the body is good for the brain. HTN , diabetes, heart disease, poor nutritionaffect the brain , the brain is living tissue.

JAD (Journal of Alzheimer's Disease). The link to the paper referenced in this webinar is: content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-disease/jad230004

that is where positive bands for lyme are guessed as cause of infection from ind 41, 83-93.

took a lifetime for this video... makes no sense. i feel there is hope. you cannot just sit on ur dead meat rear end and expect anything to change. it is work. if you want to at least try - (that's what radiation and radical surgery does for level 4 cancer - loss of hair and puking aint gonna cure it, right)? there may be A WAY TO SLOW it down but it takes determination by the person. there are no pills that are safe and effective to take from pharma to CURE - NONE. people want results tomorrow if a "pill" is taken today while they are getting their dinners from a clown thru a window... just my opinion. but what will you do to slow degenerative changes? go see doctor. get medicine. change nothing.

i have read full on keto can hasten muscle wasting in over 55's?? truth? i am upping my omegas to alot to help muscles. so much info...

I have been ketogenic for 25 years. Now 65, 5'4" slim 32" waist 130 lbs, plenty of muscle. Dont work out. Just walk. Feel great. I was a 200 lb mess at age 40. Keto saved my future. It works over the very long term. I am ApoE4 and am counting on my ketones for brain health. So far so good. Still working developing software for the space station.

@@barbaras3206 that hasn't been my experience. Gaining muscle at 70 makes me happy...on a meat based low carb diet!

the healthiest arteries in the world belong to a tribe in bolivia, they have zero alzhiemers no cancer etc yet they mainly live on a high carb diet so i wouldnt blame carbs for this, processed carbs maybe, i'd also stay well clear of pain killers

I imagine the rely on carbs because their body is very efficient and they need the carbs for glucose.

...but what do I know?

The female doctor mentioned having a GI map test done to look for gut dysbiosis, whether or not you are digesting your food, parasites, etc. She also basically mentioned getting a micro nutrient status to see what you are low in and what needs to be supplemented, because we are all different. I think it might be wise to test for heavy metals since they can affect brain health. Testing your hormones and making sure those are all within normal limits. That is something that your regular physician could do. After that, testing would depend on your symptoms and your exposure throughout your lifetime. I have worked with functional medicine doctors due to my autoimmune issues and have had some of that testing done. I have one APOE4 gene and would next like to be tested for heavy metals. I have a nutritionist in my area that can do the test and recommend a protocol for removing and binding toxins.

methylene blue

The protocol emphasizes both (ideally from food) as the beneficial bacteria need to be fed. We devoted the 3rd level of the brain food pyramid to optimizing GI heath.

joannehoward100, Can you not very slowly taper down. What was it for?

is there a plant based oil that crosses BBB in a good way like fish caviar oil? please advise for the real deal is costly

@@barbaras3206 The experts I've heard, say that a moderate amount of seed oils, like canola is beneficial - and certainly olive oil is, according to the evidence

This is not true. The data does not lie.

Everyone who does any research will know the truth. He has no real studies.

@@ApolloHealthReCODE The data can be manipulated to say whatever you want it to say! Even Google warns that there is no proof of this $$$$$ Mega Expensive "Protocole." That is, a sucker is born every minute. Shame on you!

This is not true

True!@@claudiajeffers3829