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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2024 · 50 MIN

Alzheimer's & Dementia: Some tips on preventing neuroloigcal decline

from A Functional Approach with Dr. Jim Chialtas · host Jim Chialtas, DACM, L.Ac.

In this 85th episode I discuss concepts regarding neurological decline. This includes not only full-blown Alzheimer's Disease, but many other forms of deterioration of the brain. There is no confusion that neurological decline diseases are on the rise in a big way, and the US seems to be leading the world in the number of people afflicted per capita. Even when there are genetics involved, this is one condition that when addressed early and preventitively, can be avoided or at least held off for much longer. Listen in and learn some key factors in just how you might be driving neurological decline. Are there harmful foods you are consuming? Are you exposed to chemicals, pesticides, or fine particulates in your home which have been shown to be associated with things like Alzheimer's Disease? And what can you do about any of it? Do the prescription medications for Alzheimer's Disease really work? I look forward to addressing these questions and more!

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