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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 32 MIN

6 Causes of Dementia and how to stop them- The Brain Standard Ep. 10

from The Brain Standard · host Tyler Bradley

Dementia is driven by specific, identifiable, and largely modifiable causes that most people have never been told about. In this episode of The Brain Standard, Tyler Bradley breaks down 6 of the most significant contributors to cognitive decline: inflammation, insulin resistance, sedentary lifestyle, nutrient deficiencies, gut dysfunction, and toxic burden - covering exactly what each one is, how it damages the brain, what's driving it in most people's lives, and the practical steps you can take right now to start addressing it.This episode is one of the most actionable conversations of the Brain Standard. Whether you are looking to protect your brain proactively, support a loved one navigating early cognitive concerns, or simply understand what is actually behind this disease, you will walk away with a clear picture of what drives dementia and what you can do about it today. To learn more about working with Tyler and protecting your brain through Bradley Health, visit bradleyhealthcoaching.com.Take the Brain Health Risk Assessment: https://www.bradleyhealthcoaching.com/brain-health-quiz-take-page 

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