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Abstract Essay, in its fifth season, features Mark Burnett, President of APDI (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Dementia Impaired), as a guest—offering informed, compassionate insights into advocacy, awareness, and support for individuals and families affect

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Mark Burnett Tested natural supplement for Parkinson’s Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Japanese led to the discovery of a natural cure. My American ingenuity invented the way to make it pure & My Brain Restore was born Mark Burnett is the president of APDI, which stands for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Dementia Impaired. He learned about all these neurological conditions being cured through experiments at a Japanese university. He started taking the supplements the mice took and went from advanced stage Parkinson’s to level one and eliminated his Alzheimer’s. After six months of personal testing and consulting with his neurologist, who gave the thumbs up, he started his own supplement company to provide exactly what he took, so that others could experience the same results. He has people using his nutraceutical from around the United States, including doctors who order it for themselves. He’s undergoing advanced medical tests to prove his position and demonstrate how the product works, in addition to the fact that 100% of the mice were all cured. He has contributed to the Alzheimer’s Association and the Michael J. Fox Foundation in addition to running in their marathons, something he could not do before taking the nutraceutical he made available to the public, which is available at his website, mybrainrestore.com, but also available on Amazon and soon to be on Walmart's marketplace. Mark Burnett got his Parkinson’s from being born on Camp Lejeune, which was contaminated with TCE in the water system. Camp Lejeune has a 70% higher rate of Parkinson’s than any other base the government has tested. The use of dry cleaning fluid by dry cleaners has a 500% higher rate of Parkinson’s. Mark Burnett has two conditions, both Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, but has been able to beat them back, not with drugs from drug companies with severe side effects, but from a natural ingredient that had to be made in a very unique way, which he calls the Ultra Chill Milled, which is trademarked. In addition, this product can be used as a preventive measure for those with a genetic background of neurological diseases, and can also be used by individuals who experience brain fog or want to have a sharper memory. Don't forget those gamers who wouldn’t mind a memory edge at 20% improvement. Even in the mouse studies, the normal mice's memory improved by 20%. Mark tested all this on himself for six months before running in the Michael J. Fox marathon in Washington, D.C., and getting a medal at the end. It’s extremely rare to have someone start a supplement company that actually benefits the diseases it addresses. Still, he waited six months to see if it worked before making it available to the public. And now we have him here on our podcast to answer everyone’s questions and to see for yourself how focused he is, for someone who has these two neurological diseases, how it’s changed his life and may change the lives of many other people. Keeping in mind, the FDA doesn’t allow us to say that. However, the medical tests and the improvements don’t lie, especially with diseases that have no cure. But now there may be more than hope, but a simplistic solution. As one person put it, if you could get people 10% better, they’d be happy, but he won’t stop until he’s 100% better. His tenacity and refinements to the Quality of his supplement for the people that purchase it are the same because he takes it himself, the same thing everyone else gets. That doesn’t happen in the supplement industry. Mr. Burnett has also written a book about his journey in addition to posting on his own website for people to follow the updates he has a powerful FAQ section for the public and also healthcare providers to understand the science so whether you’re someone with neurological condition or a caregiver or just someone that wants to improve their memory, this is an exciting show where you can ask the person who actually invented a supplement. He takes on as m ...

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