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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2023 · 1H 32M

460. Alzheimer’s is Now Optional: Root Causes, Prevention and Reversal with Dr. Dale Bredesen

from Commune with Jeff Krasno · host Commune

In this episode, Alzheimer’s expert Dr. Dale Bredesen discusses his groundbreaking work in understanding and treating Alzheimer's disease. He explains root causes and highlights the importance of addressing multiple factors in the development and progression of the disease – including lifestyle, genetics, and environmental exposures. Dr. Bredesen shares success stories from his clinical trials, demonstrating how personalized, holistic approaches can lead to sustained improvements in cognitive function and even reversal of symptoms. Learn about the significance of early detection and intervention, and why Dr. Bredesen believes we should all work to reduce the global burden of dementia. In this episode we cover:0:06:13 – Leqembi0:17:03 – APOE40:25:24 – Cresting Rates of Alzheimer's0:28:19 – The Four Phases of Alzheimer's0:36:43 – Lifestyle Factors0:40:50 – Fructose0:44:50 – Insulin Resistance0:52:36 – Neurons0:54:43 – Preventing Cognitive Decline1:07:08 – KetoFLEX 12/3 Protocol

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