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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2025 · 17 MIN

🧠 Alzheimer’s Disease : The Root Cause | Functional Medicine with Dr. Howard Robins

from Functional Medicine with Dr. Robins · host Dr. Howard Robins

In this episode of Functional Medicine with Dr. Howard Robins, we take a deep dive into Alzheimer’s disease and how a functional medicine, root‑cause strategy can support brain health. Dr. Robins explains what Alzheimer’s is, how it differs from other dementias, and why approaches like ozone therapy, targeted nutrition, and the gut–brain axis may help improve quality of life.You’ll learn how personalized care, dietary changes, and evidence‑informed supplementation (including vitamin C and smart probiotics) can complement conventional care and support cognitive function.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:✔ What Alzheimer’s disease is (and how it differs from other dementias)✔ Key theories: amyloid, tau, and contributing risk factors✔ How ozone therapy may fit into a comprehensive plan✔ The gut–brain connection and why microbiome balance matters✔ Diet and supplement strategies that support brain health👉 Subscribe for more expert insights from Dr. Howard Robins: @DoctorHowardRobins

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