Dr. Steven Gundry interviews Dr. Dale Bredesen about "The End of Alzheimer's"

[@olgajimenez3713]

Thank you Dr. Gundry for introducing us Dr. Bredesen. I’m a new follower to you, Dr. Gundry and you have all my admiration. You and few doctors a really revolutionaries in finding the truth with all your hours in research, in digging science, finding the cause of illnesses. I can feel your passion on this, let me tel you is contagious. Keep the great work, Real doctors, Love!

[@grammy79]

I've been a Counselor since 1968, and it didn't take me long to realize that my clients that ate well and moved their bodies a lot (exercise or work, garening, etc.) were able to make the changes in their lives that we were discussing, and the ones that didn't weren't. I was also a Yoga teacher so I began to give each client a Yoga Posture to do daily. I don't think it was a coincidence that I started my work life a Home Economics teacher, with emphasis on Nutrition, so it all ties up together. You don't need my corroboration, but you have it- wholeheartedly- I am thrilled with you and your work.

[@grammy79]

in my excitement I forgot to thank Dr. Gundry!

[@torivictoria46]

I love Gundry, Bredesen, and Perlmutter!!!

[@Letscurealzheimers]

They are the leaders when it comes to the best information about nutrition and Alzheimer's Disease

[@janerush8124]

Amazing presentation by two dedicated physicians, truly "Trail Blazers" who by sharing their discoveries of the "whys"for declining health within the masses and offering clinical studies supporting causation of the underlying inflammatory processes at the root of so many debilitating disease processes. I applaud both Dr. Gundry and Dr. Bredesen for their dedication to mankind in their efforts to step outside the medical mainstream status quo of treating the symptoms and going for the causation. Bravo!

[@azizsallam1389]

I have type 2 diabetes for past 10 years but i do not use any medication suffering from many things related to diabetes. My fasting blood sugar return to 97 in 7 days only with following Dr. Gundry plant paradox recommendations.I restore my memory very well and activity.I am computer app. developer for past 40 years watching my response daily ,I am 74 years old thanks Dr.Gundry and all world must thank you.

[@selecionandoamigos9864]

The best - Dr Dale Bredesen

[@lucianaproanodance]

Extraordinary and so clear. I have been practicing Yoga for 41 years and find that this talk confirms ancient knowledge and ancient recommendations for lifestyle. What a pleasure to see the explanation now from a medical perspective. I would love to also see an interview on autism, since we seem to be having an epidemic there too and wonder if there is also a correlation with toxins.

[@HighDesertVideos]

Thank you Dr Steven Gundry & Dr Dale Bredesen for this excellent information & all of the work you are both doing!!!!

[@susanthompson9272]

This is a phenomenal interview and a MUST listen for many reasons! Thanks to both doctors.

[@beverlynapierski3594]

Thank you very much for sharing this interview with us. I have learned so much. I work in a nursing home and see this debilitating disease every day. I will get Dr. Bredesen's book. Thank you again for sharing this ground breaking and life changing information.

[@joebower1485]

Thank you Dr. Gundry for this informative interview with Dr. Bredesen. Fascinating.

[@elitedragon2732]

Thank you so much Dr Gundry and Dr Bredesen for this fantastic session and for all your hard work , all my family listened. this is the first time I am watching you on you tube since always your podcast is running all day long 🐉

[@leeboudreaux6698]

What’s the protocol, where can I find it? I am trying to help my wife with this problem now. Need help.

[@ursulafoster6801]

Very grateful for sharing your discoveries with the public

[@gmo4772]

Keep it up the good work.I have been on Gundry products since February 2018 and have lost 57 pounds.I have not tried a product that works as well as Gundry, I highly recommended it.

[@jimmiers8218]

Dr. Dale Bredesen excellent presentation, great perspective, great information. One thing that is critically important to point out. MCT the medium chain saturated oil is not a problem for cholesterol it is an asset. MCT oil raises the cholesterol particle size, hence it is an asset and not a threat to the heart in spite of the fact it is considered saturated. The science is out there if you look for it. I would sight it but I don't have it in front of me. People in Southesat Asia use palm oil which is loaded with MCT oil. My wife lives in Thailand I have encouraged her to use it. For heart health it is healthier than olive oil per say. Olive oil does not effect particle size. This notion about saturated fats and total cholesterol numbers are old notions and great models to adhere to for the statin manufactures but old............Its about particle size!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marciaponte1]

Is Palm oil healthy? Where does it come from?

[@canuchyb2831]

Excellent interview and eye opening perspective on Alzheimer's disease. Just ordered the book on Amazon. Thank you!

[@lupekindel852]

Thank you for the interview. Grateful and exciting to learn about Alzheimer's. God Bless you for the work that you do. I am buying the book.

[@vinnettepope8255]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful information on Alzheimer’s 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👋🏻👏👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vikingbeardbrand]

I love Dr. Gundry's book, I learned a lot from reading the plant paradox. I enjoyed this interview as well so thanks for sharing!

[@rovlad]

you should read some of the articles debunking what he says in that book, most of his sources ar bogus... extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and he fails to provide it

[@ama-tu-an-ki]

Finally the news is coming out! I would love if you did a follow up with Bredesen after the book is out, for a short starter kit (not doing *everything* , but what to start with for low hanging fruit) perhaps combined with your Lectin avoidance AND combined with a couple of supplements to help gets started (for those who are chronically sick).

[@cathyg3020]

Thank you for this great interview; I learned so much.

[@artfulenergy6673]

Amazing interview! Thank you so much for the wonderful work xxx

[@chamelisa]

OMG at 35 minutes, that was EXACTLY my response.

[@Debraisawake]

What an incredibly informative video. Thanks Dr Gundry!

[@MsSlim1962]

Thank you so much for your research! This is amazing information and thank you for the technology that allows you to share it as you are. I'm no one special, just an individual who has been interested in optimal health for myself, family and friends. I've been studying nutrition and health for over 25 years now. All of my favorite resources (books) talk about reducing or eliminating toxins from food, eating a majority plant based diet, and short term fasting has also been a topic of interest, (among many more!) For many of those 25 years, I was fairly strict with my diet and I'm a very active person. (Mountain biker, walk to work every day, ride my bike or walk to get groceries) and I've never suffered from disease. I think my brain is healthy. (fingers crossed!) I slacked off of the diet for a few years (all the while, enjoying a majority plant based diet) but am now, more concerned about food with regards to pesticides, mercury in fish , more pollution in the air, antibiotics in chicken and cows, how our water is treated, etc. This interview and others that I've watched by Dr. Gundry are very eye opening and making me want to get back on track. As I mentioned, I think I"m healthy....my full medical test at the age of 54 came back with no concerns except for low B-12 (easy fix) and I"m now 56 with the energy and body of most 25 year old athletic women that I know! (not bragging, just very grateful and proud). Is it genetics? (I come from good genetics. My grandmother turned 100 this year!) Or am I paving my own path as a healthy, active and happy person. Just a long winded thought :)

[@CalmVibesVee]

Thank you Doctors ! 🙌🏼

[@janethomas78]

I got this at 50. THANK YOU! I am ordering a Cognoscope ASAP.

[@JohnKenney3]

Absolutely incredible, incredible stuff! Thank you so much for sharing this information.

[@petersmall6061]

Thanks for a very interesting interview . Something certainly needs to be done to deal with this epidemic.

[@edwardbogusz5291]

Crazy good stuff to use. Many things I wished for on topics all rolled into a great interview.

[@ellenamador823]

Awesome interview and very informative. THANK YOU

[@danieljones9463]

"Eat tiny Fish"! "Fried Anchovies." "Sardines". Thank you for this information. Thank you for this presentation.

[@lalibelanoway]

this is a great interview with lots of excellent information. thanks

[@Letscurealzheimers]

Thanks for all the fantastic information. I cared for my dad and always thought there must be a way to prevent it. The risk factors for my dad were low. Why some people get it while others don't is hopefully going to change as more people start following your protocol. It would be great if this does become a rare disease.

[@thememorytravelerReset]

Bravo, doctors! My frustrations are accessing “real” food. I’m aghast what is sold a food. Sugars, round-up, ultra processed, and a myriad “enrichments” and colorants. Even pasture raised! 😖 Seems we are being embalmed alive. No wonder I have severe heavy metal toxicity. No thank you, Alzheimers!

[@edwarddoyle1522]

Fantastic interview and easy to understand. Importantly, this information is useful for all kinds of dis-ease states...

[@susanbushey1755]

great information, just ordered the book.

[@bathsheba9581]

`Wonderful discussion. I learned so much!

[@ursulafoster6801]

Thank you for the info, very interesting. Will pass it on

[@finakhan1038]

WOW! Thank you both for the work you are doing to help humanity. Finally doctors who are looking at the root cause of disease. Fantastic interview which I am sharing. How do I find a functional Dr in Toronto.

[@m.fender2989]

Great interview! Thanks.

[@samkurz]

Way over my head. Need to get spelling for most of the terms so I can look them up! I need to get the book!

[@epicattiva]

Very informative. Thank you for sharing, Dr. Bredesen, Dr. Gundry.

[@Letscurealzheimers]

The simple version is that amyloid plaques build up in the brain blocking neuron connections while at the same time tangles build up in the neurons. Neurons in the brain control the body. As they connections go away the body stops functioning. Typically takes 7-12 years. To help prevent Alzheimer's exercise get proper sleep and eat healthy.

[@afsanehb.4224]

I just bought the Audible version of the book. I wish the Plant Paradox had a audible version as well, since I've been able to read only 60 pages of it. I simply don't find time to read 😒

[@johnsurgeon8717]

Afsaneh B. An alternative might be to get a ebook version and use the text to speech feature of your device to listen to it. Drawback is tts is not as listenable but still workable. This gives you a text version option also.

[@ninamaria8742]

The audiobook is now available in Audible

[@glenbrown4408]

thank you this video is invaluable

[@davidedgren6070]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@edwardbogusz5291]

In our rancid, hydrolyzed lipid economy bad options are literally everywhere, if your not preventing cognitive decline you have a form of it.

[@Eliese.]

What does freezing do to our food/meat cell structure and value?

[@annetteredner6182]

Hi, May I get the name of a physician(s) in the Atlanta/ North Atlanta area that is familiar with this information. Thanks!

[@bathsheba9581]

What about chelation therapy? My uncle was told he `had a major blockage in his carotid artery. He started having chelation therapy performed by a regular cardiologist. It cleared his artery completely. He never had a stroke or a heart attack and lived to be 101. ` My mom was diagnosed with coronary artery disease and was told she had a lot of calcium blockages. I assume chelation would help this condition. `If `researchers are correct that inflammation is a major factor in the development of Alzheimer's, then wouldn't high dose prednisone and other `cortisones ward off Alzheimer's? Has anyone looked at the rate of Alzheimer's in people with Addison's disease and auto immune `diseases who have been taking these drugs for years?

[@louiseavannorden4710]

bathsheba There’s a link with Lyme Disease, a tick-borne disease, to all these inflammatory diseases. Our oldest son almost died from Lyme, so I know Some things about it. There is some research that has linked it with Alzheimer’s.

[@Colacaper]

WOW! Great information!

[@cherielynn6637]

Dr. Steven👏👏👏👏!!! Wow James orcutt didn't know my husband was a dr...... Dammmm where's the money

[@masonryjoe]

How do I look into finding a Dr who has been trained in Dr Bredesen's protocol in Ontario Canada?

[@louiseavannorden4710]

masonryjoe Maybe do a n internet search?

[@sabinesa08]

Dear Dr. Gundry and Dr. Bredesen, I believe that humic acids, DMSO and AHCC are possible keys to the solution you are looking for. Fulvic acids are good to detox glyphosate, pesticides, etc. We need to take care of all the different microbiom in our body, including the brain.

[@simk9743]

Very nice information 👍both great doctors 🙏

[@acs3414]

Dear Dr Gundry, where can I find a çhronological listing of your videos (numbers 1, 2, 3, etc), please?

[@louiseavannorden4710]

A CS Maybe they would all be in order on his you tube channel.

[@theskepticaloptimist7774]

Game changer...

[@makquinn2138]

how can I raise testosterone levels without the risk of side effects?

[@YANKTON1000]

this is one of the most important Podcasts, after Plant Paradox and Inflammation. Gundy is another voice crying in the wilderness, which voice threatens billions and billions of dollars of establishment. Back in the 1970's, I began learning about and using vitamins. At that time, I assumed the future would be a wonderful time of very little disease and suffering. ha What people typically do not consider is the associated suffering, of many, many kinds, which occurs as a result of the unnecessary illness due to faulty diet. Suffering in the world begets suffering, spreading out in a widening circle. Gundy is a Mother Teresa, in this respect.

[@makquinn2138]

The Doc said "long line and large mouthed fish". Can i assume he means bottom fish?

[@geraldfiore1662]

How about doing fecal transplants from a mentally healthy person can that affect dementia?

[@azucenajhaya6015]

Por favor en español gracias

[@fatherofludovika]

Thank you.

[@angeldia66]

Dr plzz give info on how to increase platelets count .....my sis only have 36000 plzz reply

[@louiseavannorden4710]

angel dia Maybe you find that information by doing an online search

[@redpat8832]

Fabulous!

[@petercyr3508]

Odd to me he does not mention chronic starvation of the brain due to insulin resistance.

[@selecionandoamigos9864]

The best!

[@hymns2enjoy]

eye opener - in fact a baby blue one

[@vicwahbyphotography4866]

Great info, but let's see ... Book, physician education program, testing, recommendations that everyone does it ... Sorry, but this is not only ridiculously expensive for an entire population to consider, but sounds all to enterprising too. It's impractical as a general recommendation. Focused info on causes and and practical preventative measures would serve mankind better than an entire new medical industry. Great work, to be sure, but let's be real. The takeaway can't be $1,000 of testing for everyone over 50.

[@marilynsinquimani4994]

Something on fibromyalgia?? My muscles hurts?? Please find the cure!!🥰

[@Violetta1912]

From what I understand maybe you should try Dr Gundry's diet, i.e. stop eating lectins, it seems to help people with many illnesses. I told my sister about it, (she has type 1 diabetes, painful neuropathy and dairy and gluten sensitivity) and bought her his books, (The Plant Paradox and The Longevity Paradox) so she's buying herself a pressure cooker and is going to give it a go. Unfortunately she's only just starting, so I can't tell you how she's doing, but from we're hopeful that it's going work. I wish you all the best, I hope it works for you x

[@louiseavannorden4710]

Marilyn Sinquimani There’s a connection between Lyme Disease and Fibromyalgia. The problem is finding a doctor who is knowledgeable about it. Lyme is a tick-borne disease and an inflammatory disease. Fibromyalgia is an inflammatory disease. (Our oldest son almost died from Lyme disease so I’ve learned some things about it.) Lyme is really the, or an, underlying cause of inflammatory diseases.

[@sylvieboeur]

Very interesting!

[@Hoktoooey]

Give a cup of blueberries every other day, and put infrared light on people over 80

[@petercyr3508]

What if all the causes he mentions at the beginning are only 30% and lack of fuel due to insulin resistance is the primary cause?

[@theresageiger584]

I muked my mitochondria

[@miamisammy4020]

Never having chicken again! yuck!

[@etilhcir4645]

Dr. Gundry is a Ferrari

[@celestekoz]

25 minutes into this - I'm interested in the topic, but could please turn off your freakin' phones and notifications when you are making a video?!!!

[@edwardbogusz5291]

Celeste, breath deep, let it go so you can get out of your dark place.

[@snailz130]

I believe Alzheimer's is more prevalent today, however, we must consider that with mass media we hear about more people having it today than many years ago. I also believe that poor diets and addictions like cigarettes, alcohol, etc contribute. Actually bad food is an addiction, too, I know, I have this addiction to sugar.

[@louiseavannorden4710]

Linda Von Harten Hi Linda...surprise! A response to your 2-year-old comment! There’s a book I read back in the seventies called “Sugar Blues.” I was a sugar addict too, and a “chocoholic.” That book cured me! I threw my sugar away immediately. Not to say that I haven’t backslidden here and there. But now, due to having Lyme Disease, it’s out for good.