The End of Alzheimer's The First Program to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline

The End of Alzheimer's, which everyone should read. Dr. Dale Bredesen, many others who have shown that we can reverse the symptoms of...

The End of Alzheimer's, which everyone should read.

He wrote The End of Alzheimer's, which everyone should read. It's the most effective reversal protocol ever conducted.

Dale Bredesen has written a book called The End of Alzheimer's and documenting that we have to get to the root causes.

Dr. Dale Bredesen is the senior director of precision brain health at the Pacific Neuroscience Institute and the author of the book, "The End of Alzheimer's", which is actually an amazing read with so much information.

This is actually part of a much bigger problem. So we are all witnessing the titanic, that is mainstream medicine, going down because it has rammed into the iceberg of chronic illnesses.

And I'm talking about Alzheimer's, Lou Gehrig's disease, frontotemporal dementia, Lewy body disease, on and on, CBD, PSP, all these other ones, and including late stage cancers, including chronic renal failure.

We are all in an era in which mainstream medicine is treating things the way we treated them in the 20th century, simple illnesses, viral illnesses, bacterial illnesses, things like that.

So what our research over the last 30 years has suggested is that this is fundamentally a different type of disease. It's not a simple, it's amyloid or it's tau or something like that. This is a network insufficiency.

So the idea here is you have this beautiful plasticity in your brain. You're learning all sorts of wonderful things. You're remembering all sorts of wonderful things. You can make new synapses, you can support them and so forth and so on. And in fact, the big issue with Alzheimer's, as you know, is the loss of those synapses.

And it has all the details in there so that you can look to see how to do this.

He has a book called The End of Alzheimer's.

And colleagues of mine like Dale Bredesen have taken that and really upgraded it. And he's got a recode program now. He's written a book called The End of Alzheimer's, which talks about the root causes.

He's written a book called The End of Alzheimer's, which talks about the root causes.

I've had Dale Bredesen on my podcast who wrote The End of Alzheimer's.

I have a book, my good buddy Dr. Dale Bredesen wrote a book called The End of Alzheimer's and this book tells you the 16 things you need to do to almost make your risk of Alzheimer's as close to zero as possible.

Wow, I need to get that book.

There's no new Alzheimer's drug since 2003.

This is the only disease in the top 10 causes of death with no real treatment whatsoever.

We described in the book that there were 36. We initially identified, it's going to end up being closer to 50, but it's not thousands.

Alzheimer's disease is actually a protective response to multiple different insults.

And as you know by the time you get a diagnosis of full blown Alzheimer's, the underlying process has been going on typically for 20 years or so.

There's no new Alzheimer's drug since 2003. And this is the only disease in the top 10 causes of death with no real treatment whatsoever.

And the reality is we have a situation where everything needs to change. Number one, we should be checking, get a quote, what I call a cognoscopy.

We described in the book that there were 36. We initially identified, it's going to be end up being closer to 50, but it's not thousands. You know, there's a finite, there's dozens of things that contribute to cognitive decline.

And as I mentioned in the book, this big surprise is Alzheimer's disease is actually a protective response to multiple different insults.

And in chapter four I went into all these issues here's how you can give yourself Alzheimer's and I wrote that specifically so that people could see how many of the things that are pro Alzheimer's that they do.

There's no new Alzheimer's drug since 2003.

And this is the only disease in the top 10 causes of death with no real treatment whatsoever.

We described in the book that there were 36. We initially identified, it's going to be end up being closer to 50, but it's not thousands. You know, there's a finite, there's dozens of things that contribute to cognitive decline.

And as you know by the time you get a diagnosis of full blown Alzheimer's, the underlying process has been going on typically for 20 years or so.

And that's why you want to jump on this, get yourself checked out and get on an appropriate program.