Alzheimer's Can Be Prevented & Reversed

Alzheimer's isn't a genetic inevitability. A diagnosis doesn't have to come with a death sentence. In fact, according to neurologists Drs. Dean & Ayesha Sherzai, 90% of all Alzheimer's cases can be prevented. And for the 10% with a strong genetic risk for cognitive decline, the disease can be delayed for ten to fifteen years.
I consider this episode a must listen for everyone, especially for those at genetic risk or otherwise impacted by a loved one who currently suffers.
I hope you find this conversation informative. Please don't hesitate to share it with anyone in your circle who can benefit from Team Sherzai's experience and wisdom.
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[@claireoconor7986]

Chronic Emotional/mental stress should be seriously considered as an important factor in Alzheimer's disease.

[@CraigYoung]

Awesome episode. thank you. My Father died of Alzheimer's this last May. He had it for at least 10 years. the last 4 were brutal. Whole Plant Based is the way to live. I've been doing this for 3 years. now.

[@johnallen7367]

Plant food clearly does not cure it. Elimination of all sugar, carbs and plant food, also seed oils, and kicking statin meds WILL reduce greatly or eliminate alzheimers and parkinsons.

[@billberg369]

I lost my father to early Alzheimer’s. Up until now I was following his path as a heavy drinker a meat eater. I’ve gone a month now clean and sober. Also Vegan. I feel in believable! I truly believe that a plant based diet is the answer to so many things.

[@FiberFairy22]

bill berg 🤙🏽🙌🏼🙌🏼💚

[@8675-__]

Try serrapeptase to cleanse the brain and body.

[@8675-__]

Congratulations on not drinking alcohol. That's awesome and may God bless your journey! 💕💗

[@pablosearth]

Always her for you my friend

[@mikestilinovich8641]

I'm rooting for you Bill, if you need anything, support, guidance or testimonies look me up. God bless, Mike Stilinovich

[@ellenkees2609]

I came back to watch again, my daughter just meant this amazing couple at the ACLM conference in Indianapolis. They not only have an amazing message but are two of the most gracious people on the planet.

[@jessicabroyles7334]

Do you know when they are comming back i would love to go

[@ellenkees2609]

@@jessicabroyles7334 the annual ACLM conference is virtual this year 10/22-10/25. Google ACLM and their website comes right up, there is a tab that takes to you to the annual conference.

[@karenfoster4059]

Lost both my parents to dementia. Mother to vascular dementia and my father to Alzheimer’s. This scares me more than cancer.

[@brenda44414]

This is so informative. Listening about sleep really scares me because I work nights and I'm always sleep deprived. Thanks for "waking me up"

[@Jw-un8oh]

This video is the responsible for the biggest epiphany to improve my health. My grandma recently died from Alzheimer's. Her diet was mostly animal fats and processed sugars. Oddly she wasn't overweight. My family is still very ignorant about the plant based health benefits. It's hard to see ignorance slowly kill people. Thank you for all you do!

[@8675-__]

Its the sugar! Avoid sugar and try intermittent fasting. Fats not the enemy but obesity is! I tried intermittent fasting and all my brain fog disappeared like magic [it took 6 months] and I feel so much better Ive adopted intermittent fasting as my new eating routine. I sleep better and feel alot better too..no brain fog at all!

[@DavidRachfordFitness]

Thanks for this one Rich, My dad has early Alzheimers, and just had a stroke... I'm convinced that his was 100% lifestyle related... I want to mitigate the risk factors for myself.

[@richroll]

So sorry to hear that Dave. Hopefully this conversation sheds some light for you and others.

[@henrymartinez4871]

Thank you for this. I lost both of my parents to Alzheimer's and we knew next to nothing then. I'm glad this is out there now so at the very least I can share this.

[@jorgeromera3861]

What a beautiful chat! I'm living with my mother, who has Alzheimer's, so I don't need to say how interested I am on this topic. Thanks a lot for all those gems of wisdom.

[@slickboyinvan]

Their resumes alone had me in awe. Great conversation and I'd love to see more like this! Thank you Rich. 🌱👍🏻

[@mollyroll584]

Thanks Rich. I've been terrified to watch this as it really hits home for us. I fully committed to WFPB 3 months ago.

[@jamestaylor574]

Just listened to this on podcast. My mind is blown apart. Thanks so much for the interview. The information in it is so valuable. My plan is to play it to the rest of my family as my grandparents suffered with this disease. Again, thank you and keep up the good work you are doing, it is greatly appreciated.

[@karlhungus5554]

1:03:28 - The discussion about coconut oil and the person who gave it to her husband (who had Alzheimer's Disease) was Dr. Mary Newport. I remember this from several years ago, when I was a fledgling Paleo fanatic. Unfortunately, Mr. Newport succumbed to his disease in January 2016 at the age of 65. His obituary states he'd dealt with Alzheimer's Disease for 15 years. On Mary Newport's website, she wrote: _"Steve’s brain was donated to the Florida Brain Bank, a research study for Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. We learned that he suffered from both Alzheimer’s and Lewy body dementia."_ Some of you may recall Robin WIlliams being afflicted with Lewy Body Dementia, too. More on Steve and Mary Newport, if interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIuyg2CHmZiEick and coconutketones.com

[@josemreyes]

This is ZERO waste. Thanks for this piece of content Rich, it mean a lot to me.

[@thevegantrad9841]

What an outstanding couple- brilliant minds and powerful message- great advocates for health- thank you v much Rich for producing this interview as it has the capacity to be a life changer for so many

[@rosiek649]

I love this couple. He's so devoted to her what a loving couple

[@anniemcurtis]

Great conversation! Thanks for this, Rich. And a big thanks to Drs. Dean & Ayesha! You can really see how much these two love and respect each other. Beautiful.

[@peterz53]

Great guests. Lots of good information. Major point on prevention, which is what our disgraceful government should be working to facilitate instead of wasting time, money, and lives debating methods of paying for insurance premiums, which is symptom not a cause of medical greed.

[@jorgec.3698]

Rich Roll. Versatile and what an impact he's had in today's nutritional movement. Thanks for the great content you provide us with. I can only imagine how much you've learned from all your guests.

[@janineprefontaine2272]

Rich, you are such a great interviewer ! The information in this video is so promissiong ! Big thank you to theese 2 doctors !

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[@iceman198791]

The way the doctors talked about restorative sleep sounded like a computer defraggler and cleaner program, except for your brain. Love this!

[@sharinsharitv]

Wow You have a new subscriber! I stumbled on this podcast after researching encephalitis. I had in year2000, coma, paralyzed nose down, flat lined, wheelchair, walker cane. I was told, after becoming coherent lucky to be alive, that cause was HSB, EBV, I tested positive for varicella, all formally misdiagnosed as flu while divorcing and I’ll leave the other not really concerning doctors attending alone. But what saved me is I was drugged in a night club, getting me the medical attention to find these variants. Post slow recovery… I have lived, wanted to die, and learned ways to overcome many labels and managed the effects, could barely walk, to even buying a motorcycle couple times for living therapy! Lol My health seems to be rollercoaster and so many docs only treating symptoms. I want to find or expand on the root cause! . I just got out of hospital recently, I had a mini stroke< I knew of one potential years ago. So back to seeking the real deal. I have been complaining g of certain pain , sharp, finery, numb, tingling, slurred speech at times from former aphasia, but I’m noticing every doctor only selects one-3 pieces of puzzle instead of the big picture! One says this, other doesn’t mention and says another…. I want to get to a neuro is get the big picture here to tie all together. I am very intune, and have concerns by symptoms that fibro and neuropathy (suggested/not clinically diag) may actually be ALS, and it is finally progressed enough to reack havoc showing it’s reality. I haven’t been able to walk feels like glass, and pain head to toe when told after ct scan recently found “strokes” plural stated by ER Doc. I know something has been off in my body coming on hard for past 5 years including skin rash, hives, breakouts…. But the last 3 months I’m more consistent with being down. Your podcasts bring me comfort in understanding past/present in regards to my journey. I have been trying to find support groups for encephalitis overcomer, not found, or a “no reply” from admin. ANY SUGESSTIONS would be great where to look. Or hell, maybe I’ll start one myself! 😂.

[@robstehlin5151]

Rich - great podcast. Not may doctors are willing to pay out of their own pockets to come and educate the public on issues like brain health. You have me motivated to push my plant based & fasting lifestyle to one that goes beyond the marathon and into the world if Ultras - well at least once. Keep it up and don't stress over trying to have the best guest every time - we're not going anywhere....

[@darrisnelson5223]

Love Dr. Dean’s passion and Dr. Ayesha’s calm ... fabulous partnership.💜 Great interview Rich. Came here because my 89 year-old mom is in mid-stage dementia ... it’s heartbreaking ... I’m 65, vegan 16 years. This information is critical to understand and share and leaves me hopeful. I will buy the book ... thank you🙏🏻

[@wellnessforumhealthlifesty5854]

I love how centered this interview was, exercise, nutrition, sleep, stress...I was transfixed. Thanks for doing this Rich. Hit it out of the park.

[@jingles1963]

Fabulous! For everyone young and old and covers a whole host of lifestyle diseases not just Alzheimers. Immediately bought the book and can’t wait to read it!

[@steveb1ish]

Thank you Rich, and Drs. Ayesha & Dean. My mom Charlotte, friends I considered my uncles Dan & Marty had Alzheimer's and it's such a crippling disease to the whole family on so many levels. Great insights, conversation & knowledge. Thank you.

[@plantpoweredprophet]

Thank you so much Rich for sharing this powerful episode. I have been able to share it with so many other people who are being touched by this awful disease. Keep up the amazing work!

[@windy6009]

Thank you so much for this great interview! They are so compassionate and smart! Loved it

[@elisamarie8910]

Rich I love your channel! This was amazing information I had a grandmother that suffered from Alzheimer's disease and it was very sad! I wish I would have this information along time ago thank you so much

[@phoebekate1468]

To be honest, I enjoyed every second of this conversation. So informative and wonderful. This woman is very pleasant to listen to. Also, Dr. Dean is so handsome :) Thank you.

[@kathyschlesinger9648]

Great interview, and I am so glad I got to hear this information. Thank you to all involved for taking the time for such an in-depth interview.

[@08Courage]

This episode opened my mind to so many different things I never imagined. Thank you so much. I share it with three people as I was listening to it.

[@RuthAstbury]

Thank you so much. I have just discovered your post cast. I have been meat free for a year. Now moving to vegan... cut one thing out per week. Love you shows so thank you so much.

[@FiberFairy22]

Ruth Astbury congratulations on loving YOU and taking action to take best care of your body and brain!

[@8675-__]

Remove wheat and corn products from your diet too, I guarantee you will see great results!

[@hannahallan5283]

I loved this interview SO much! What special people! Thank you!

[@GreenTurtle181]

Absolutely wonderful discussion!! Thank you. Vital work.

[@JohnMcKillop]

Another great program Rich... I have huge respect for both you and people like Drs. Dean & Ayesha Sherzai... Knowledge like this is so helpful... Many thanks...

[@marisastoneobrien7834]

Rich...fantastic interview! This is the first one I have heard, although I have been following you on Social Media for a while.

[@FiberFairy22]

ALL THE FEELS for this podcast and appreciation unbounded for you, Rich, and the Sherzai’s! PREACH THE PEACE AND PLANTS!!!

[@icon4x]

This is a life changing episode. They are doing very important work. Very educational.

[@ImprovingAbility]

Great episode, enjoyed it a lot! (however I have to admit I fell asleep couple of times, couldn't finish it). I love the studio colors and setup.

[@gosiakonstanty3456]

Beatiful podcast. I enjoy every minute of that 2 hours of conversation. Thank You for sharing

[@Elena-yk7ne]

AMAZZING Thank you so much needed this for my assignment tomorrow!!

[@surealreality2449]

Great interview Rich! This power couple gives me hope that the medical profession can change albeit slowly.

[@winnm6513]

This is wonderful, thank you for this content!

[@personalfitnessco]

Rich you are a rockstar man. Thanks for that, it was super interesting

[@chavak3497]

What good news! Thanks for this interview.... this is so encouraging.

[@Constantinului]

brilliant talk! Thank you, beautiful people!

[@r.e.colearts4517]

Wonderful interview. They are both brilliant, amazing and caring individuals.

[@dancingcedar]

This is excellent. Thank you very much. Super helpful.

[@tefir317]

Love this one! So interesting! and loving the video version as well, helps connect with you and with the guests :)

[@anthonyrochefort8156]

This was so interesting and full of good advice and good humour!!!!thousand thanks. Merci beaucoup

[@dirtCommie]

The comments section is a bit weird, all over the place. Just amazed at how much insight these doctors shared in so little time. Bring them back often (possibly in place of Mishka). Peace + Plants..

[@evelynbaron2004]

I get it but Mishka keeps everyone honest .. no mention of reservoir dogs …:)

[@Beth-hv6vo]

So very informative. Thank you.

[@dinamariea61]

This was an amazing discussion. Is this your longest interview yet? My dad had Alzheimer’s but also had cancer. He kept forgetting that he had cancer due to the memory loss but it was the cancer that killed him. I plan on reading The Alzheimer’s Solution by Dean and Ayesha Sherzai M.D. to learn what more of what I should do and increase in my life (like meditation, exercise and social interaction as well as find more challenging work opportunities). Thank you again for this very informative discussion with Mr. and Mrs. Sherzai. M.D.

[@richroll]

I’ve gone over 3hrs a couple times

[@FiberFairy22]

Dina A. I know your comment is from a couple years ago but...did you read their book?! I’m halfway through it now and it’s reaffirming so much of what I see from Dr’s Bredesen, Barnard and Hyman regarding Functional Health and Wellth!

[@catherinespitale5061]

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[@8675-__]

I suggest investigating intermittent fasting too.

[@dinamariea61]

Kimmi Hellman Thanks! I just realized I was getting reply’s from this post of 2 years ago! 😀. I did read the book and found it very helpful. I listen to them as much as I can. They provide great advise.

[@adem-we2fl]

They are great neurologist that seem to be influenced by occupational therapy. Just wonderful and what current medicine is lacking.

[@Sunnysue31]

So my 89 year old Dad.... Ran 10 miles every day (including Christmas day) for as long as I can remember... He was certainly addicted to his endorphins, he was still running in marathons in his 70's. When his surgeon told him to stop running after his hip replacement, he took to cycling 10 miles a day .... He grew all his own vegetables, we always ate home made meals... Not a lot of added sugar, no processed foods, but did eat bread, cheese and small amounts of meat...He doesn't smoke and drinks very little.. At the age of 82 my Dad was knocked of his bike and broke his back and neck... Having had to wear a head brace for six weeks he made a full recovery, we felt his was due to his fitness levels being so good... Now not being allowed (by family) to continue riding his bike... He started to go the the gym every morning at 6am for an hour...... However, he was then diagnosed with Dementia ........................... What an awful, awful blow.... So, you can do EVERYTHING right ... and still get the blooming thing.... I've decided to blame the TBI !!!!

[@foodhasastory5605]

Thank you Rich Roll for bringing this information to thousands of watchers. Much needed information.

[@annesoppelsa]

Wow!!!! I enjoyed every second of this talk! So very interesting and informative. I want to visit Loma Linda and be a part of your health revolution !

[@smilebot484]

Fighting the good fight. Awesome work. RESPECT ✌️ 🌱

[@AR-us9yd]

Amazing information. Thank you.

[@vaughncolasanti2398]

Great info. Thanks

[@Patrick_Nottingham]

"Diet is very tribal." Now that is the truth Rich. People will fight for something because they want it be it bacon or coconut oil regardless of overwhelming evidence.

[@brianleston]

Great show. Superb couple. Could not stop watching until the end. Must buy the book......... if I can remember.

[@FiberFairy22]

brian leslief lol! 🙊🧘🏼‍♀️

[@cordeliajosee]

... if i can remember. hilarious.

[@acebilbo]

(Sigh) Finally, people are "starting" to look at health. My Mother died from a stroke (complications over a year). She was fanatic about diet, but did not know how to mitigate stress. Wasn't much into sweat exercise, but she was born in 1914, and that generation of women did not necessarily do that. She did love anything doing with brain health, and as a nurse she tried to create as much brain health as possible through herbs, and food. Great information.

[@drryanincemd]

great stuff! thanks for reinforcing plant based eating, will share

[@tatyjimenezr]

Wao so much information and Data! Thanks! Alzheimer runs in my family, will make sure to send this to my family! This is incredible! Thanks a LOT!! Greetings from Punta Cana -Dominican Republic

[@8675-__]

It doesn't run in your family, you all eat the same diet. Change your diet, avoid corn and wheat products completely. Eat less sugar, lose weight and try intermittent fasting and its very unlikely you'll get alzheimers. Also eat healthy fats, like virgin olive oil etc...

[@8675-__]

Also try serrapeptase; [but don't take it with blood thinners or if you're going to have surgery] and please research serrapeptase online! God bless you all with long healthy, happy life!💜

[@swahilijs]

Can’t wait to see them speak at the Portland vegfest October 20-21 in Oregon this month.

[@brendaweaver4212]

very informative!

[@LeHosko]

My granddad just died, not of Alzheimer's but he'd just been diagnosed with it. Very forgetful, lost most of his memories. He had a very high sugar/alcohol diet for years. I'm slowly working towards cutting out sugar from mine but it's so hard, harder than quitting smoking or drinking by far. I'm physically fit, do high intensity training and have big legs so lots of this video gives me comfort but getting that sugar habit under control is my greatest challenge...

[@henrymartinez4871]

Thank you.

[@AhmedElSebaey1]

Dont forget to follow their channel: The brain doc. Link: kzbin.info

[@patangel1652]

Thank you just subbed

[@nsmith4155]

Great talk. Sad for those that give down thumb that do not understand the beauty of this evidence based preventive approach.

[@GamingWithNikolas]

I call bull on this. Health nuts will believe anything I guess.

[@sandramacdonald7260]

I am 56, been vegan for over 15 yrs and my MRI on my head showed Arteriosclerosis, I am very scared. Thank you

[@mellibee100]

Rich - I’ve only listened to thefirst 20 minutes so far and am keen to listen to it all - a very important topic we have been dealing with in our world lately. I am not sure how to get Dan Kittredge and the Bionutrient Food Association (BFA) on your radar but my husband and I have just attended the BFA conference in Massachusetts. Dan has been developing a light spectrum device which consumers will be able to use to detect the quality of produce. Check him out on KZbin - he is such a great young man of integrity who is passionate about raising the quality of the soil in which our food is grown. I would love to listen to you interview him on your podcast!

[@GamingWithNikolas]

LMAO light spectrum bullshit for produce. You leftist are so gullible

[@lindaw7502]

Amazing couple!!!

[@John-hw3ds]

Wow, that was a great interview!

[@shartmann2008]

such good evidence

[@pablosearth]

My poor Mother got Alzheimers before 70 and died from Ovarian Cancer at 72. she was vegetarian since early teenager so I'm also guessing that dairy and eggs, are also a huge contributor towards this horrible disease?

[@jmc8076]

This is very belated but yes dairy and eggs and meat are full of natural hormones. Dairy comes from forced impregnated cows. What do pregnant mammals make a lot of? Also poultry and animals are given hormones yes even the ‘organic’ ones to get bigger. I know this is a year old but I truly hope your mother is doing well.

[@pablosearth]

Vegetation's think they're free but its the antibiotic's and drugs fed to cattle that's straight into they're guts. Heartbreaking man x

[@pamelamt8895]

This was awesome! Thanks! Another reason for me to remain plant based

[@wetfart1387able]

My mother was diagnosed with early onset of Alzheimer's in December of 2015. She's doing alright but showing more and more signs every week. I've been a vegan since early 2015 and am hoping for the best that I don't carry the gene.

[@EnLaMitad]

Professor Plowmeister Your 23andme results can be interpreted by services like prometheus to assess if you carry the ApoE allele responsible for high susceptibility.

[@wetfart1387able]

Jack Hall true but I look at it like this: if I'm eating correctly and exercising, what's the point to find out if I have it? If I have the gene, would I do anything different? I'm still going to be vegan, I'm still going to exercise. Finding out would just worry me

[@wetfart1387able]

Richard Dixon she was not. Terrible diet and exercises sporadically. Dives all in, gets burnt out, stops working out.

[@wetfart1387able]

She IS not vegan now either

[@NolanGaming99]

Professor Plowmeister My Dad was diagnosed with that as well. No one else in his family had it. His Mom passed mid 70s with a sharp mind and his Dad just passed in late 80s and was just starting to lose it a bit. :/. Sending positive thoughts to you for you to not stress!! :)

[@deantopping156]

Rich your the Johnny Carson of podcasting....

[@northstarastrology3954]

I have Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Fibromyalgia, Hypothyroidism, and have undergone 3 major Reconstructive Foot and Ankle Surgery. And have noticed, with my wonderful CPAP machine, I have more energy, however, saying we need strenuous exercise when I also deal with Chronic Pain, with all that I've been through, reminds me how it's all individual. However, with all I shared, and having gone Vegan a year and a half ago, is there significant hope for me?!? #proudvegan #veganfortheanimals 💚💚💚

[@liam.4454]

You have overactive hypothalamus, learn to slow it down

[@RT-vw6yw]

Would love to hear them talk more about salmon, specifically, and its omega 3 content.

[@secnarfyerom]

What is the name of their book? It would be nice to superimpose the cover in a corner of the screen so people could identify the title and the authors.

[@mrsmop1000]

yeah i just retired i had loads of things ready to do but i would have still worked but the covid situation forced me 2 stop .... have maybe 1 day a week i feel good when i do my elderley mothers shopping ,,,,, sun is shining everyday i sit in the house :(

[@richhahn2443]

I wish they had mentioned the work of Dr Bredesen. They should be collaborating, not competing, as they both advocate for lifestyle changes to prevent/postpone Alzheimer's.

[@UncleJ2058]

I heard Bredesen on NPR advocating for a high fat keto diet for Alzheimer's prevention.

[@toddstuder7388]

Bredesen's work is brilliant. Some of his patients (including in trials) are seeing a reversal of Alzheimer's, dementia and other cognitive impairments. A good summary of what he recommends can be found at: mybiohack.com/blog/dale-bredesen-protocol-recode-alzheimers-mend

[@richhahn2443]

His KetoFlex 12/3 diet can include pasture raised eggs, pasture raised, grass fed meat as a condiment, and wild caught fish. Fats are mostly MUFAs with smaller amounts of PUFAs and SFAs.

[@Cute-Channel26]

Good episode. High starch low fat “vegan” feeling great 1 year in.

[@rochellebrinton5592]

Also of consideration regarding increased incidence in women: Only women experience menopause. Menopause causes hot flashes, exacerbated by a pro-inflammatory diet and lifestyle. Hot flashes impair restorative sleep. Sleep apnea, night sweats, etc, etc increases physical, mental, and emotional dis-regulation.

[@TruthPunch]

Also a larger drop off in hormones

[@8675-__]

I would like to see data on SERRAPEPTASE Studies. And individuals who use this long term. I am aware its more commonly used in Japan since the 1960s and would be interested in knowing how well it works or not. Thank you!

[@Zenjohnny]

My stepfather has many signs of early onset Alzheimer's. My mom is so stressed and feels so helpless. I have shown her videos on how a whole food plant based diet can truly help and she agrees BUT doesn't seem willing to make the trade-offs. The house is still stock filled with processed junk like oreos, nutter butters, jimmy dean breakfast sandwiches, and ben & jerry's. I hope one day they can take the leap and follow a whole food plant based diet as well as work on sleep hygiene (he snores). He's almost 60 years old and his father was diagnosed in his early 60's. Any suggestions?

[@guersomfalcon7544]

subscribed

[@idrennelim-alparaque7174]

What's the title of their book? Is it on Amazon? Dr. Lim -Alparaque

[@abdulelahkhunji6871]

Amazing for this important subject and yet only 211 comments we are so ignorant, hope I'm wrong ❤️👍🏻

[@karlhungus5554]

Unimportant, but Dean has such great hair. I'm jealous.

[@joesullivan5136]

Be nice to make a transcript available.

[@joesullivan5136]

Well, the transcript is hard to read is what I should have said.

[@saladstrongsoprano8643]

My father did not have Alzheimer’s, but had so many pain killers, he just lost his cognitive abilities.

[@Arishu666]

Have I missed something or since when do animal cells have cell walls? Until now I thought only plants have cell walls... Could it be that he meant cell membranes? 59:31 ?

[@cordeliajosee]

2nd language barrier possibly? Hey - give some a break.

[@tayloranderson456]

Considering current events and how many voters may have beginning cognitive problems or worse, this makes me wonder if all voters should be tested every 4 years and voting can be taken away like driving privileges.