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EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 1H 9M

How to Fix Your Brain with Dr. Tom O'Bryan

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How to Fix Your Brain Before It's Too Late - Dr. Tom O'Bryan on Inflammation, Autoimmunity, Gut Health & Cognitive DeclineWhat if memory loss, brain fog, and cognitive decline aren't simply part of aging—but warning signs of inflammation that can be identified and addressed years before disease develops?In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Dr. Tom O'Bryan, internationally recognized functional medicine expert, bestselling author of You Can Fix Your Brain and The Autoimmune Fix, and one of the world's leading authorities on predictive autoimmunity. Dr. O'Bryan has spent decades helping practitioners and patients understand the powerful connections between the immune system, gut health, environmental toxins, chronic inflammation, and long-term brain function.Together, we explore why Alzheimer's disease and other forms of cognitive decline may begin decades before symptoms appear, how chronic inflammation silently affects the brain, and why identifying root causes—not simply treating symptoms—is essential for protecting cognitive health and longevity.Dr. O'Bryan explains the science behind the gut-brain connection, the role of food sensitivities and gluten in immune activation, the impact of environmental toxins on neurological health, and how functional medicine approaches can help support healthy brain aging. He also discusses why proactive testing and early intervention may offer one of the greatest opportunities to preserve memory, mental clarity, and overall wellness.Whether you're experiencing brain fog, want to optimize your cognitive performance, or are simply looking for practical strategies to support long-term brain health, this conversation provides valuable insights into one of today's most important health topics.In this episode, you'll discover:Why cognitive decline often begins decades before symptoms appearThe connection between chronic inflammation and brain healthHow gut health influences memory, focus, and neurological functionThe role of food sensitivities, including gluten, in immune system activationEnvironmental toxins that may impact cognitive healthThe concept of predictive autoimmunity and early detectionFunctional medicine strategies for supporting healthy agingPractical lifestyle approaches to protect your brain for years to comeIf you're interested in brain health, functional medicine, longevity, inflammation, Alzheimer's prevention, cognitive performance, gut health, autoimmune disease, nutrition, healthy aging, or preventive wellness, this is an episode you won't want to miss.About Dr. Tom O'BryanDr. Tom O'Bryan is an internationally recognized speaker, educator, and functional medicine expert specializing in autoimmunity, inflammation, and preventive health. He is the bestselling author of You Can Fix Your Brain and The Autoimmune Fix, creator of The Gluten Summit and Betrayal: The Autoimmune Disease Solution They're Not Telling You, and has educated thousands of healthcare professionals worldwide on identifying disease processes before they become chronic illness.Subscribe for more conversations with world-leading experts on longevity, nutrition, functional medicine, cognitive health, wellness, and optimizing human performance.

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