The Number #1 Cause of Alzheimer's That Doctors Miss All The Time

[@tenniskinsella7768]

Don't frighten people about dementia it's not fair as they csnt do anything about it

[@PrevMedHealth]

Yes. That would be true IF you could do nothing about it. That is exactly the opportunity; you can take most of the risk of diabetes off the table.

[@lpg12338]

​@@PrevMedHealthWell said, "most" of the time, we can trace our chronic disease to our lifestyle.

[@stevenharris6626]

You can't do anything about it if don't know you have it!!! Education is the key to success!!!

[@jamesfchen]

@@PrevMedHealthyou are very convincing about the Dale Bredesen program. It’s a very overwhelming experience for a patient to follow. Thank you for refocusing your attention on it as you expand your resources. 👍

[@naps3386]

You can lead a horse to water....

[@christophercorrea6265]

My dad had type 2 diabetes and all of the complications that went along with it. His last month of life he was essentially fasting, and the last few days of his life he was completely lucid. Prior to that he wasn’t able to communicate verbally for years.

[@mitooquerer]

That''s amazing, makes you wonder...Thanks for sharing.

[@narenmenon6906]

Wow. What a testimony!

[@robbiebarca1680]

I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes over 5 years ago. Refused to take Metformin and changed my diet completely, reduced carbohydrates and increased fats. Drs were amazed, thought the Metformin was working till I told them. They said “no you must take the drug”. For me after a lot of research, I think it’s the lowering of cholesterol that’s the problem.

[@meri9214]

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[@alanaschutte3528]

Just by changing your diet has helped enormously for your diabetes, and as for your cholesterol your way of eating will help too, it's your triglycerides you have to keep an eye on, I had to drastically reduce my sugar intake to almost nothing, my Dr wanted me to take statins which I refused, no one I know has had any good results from this tablet.

[@tomrobertson3236]

My mom switched to a sugar diet at 82 Lemon pudding , lemon jello and home made cookies With in a year she had dementia Died at 85

[@tomrobertson3236]

@@TrussttN01 you got me Do you argue with your mom ?

[@tomrobertson3236]

@@TrussttN01 wish today's KZbin was the same 20 years ago . With lack of knowledge leads to death

[@tomrobertson3236]

@lindapestridge3073 how? She lived independently You have to honor her right to live a full life unless she is a danger to herself or someone else Plus, where was the literature then ? You tube is great now Back them it was about cute cats

[@thomasgarbe8354]

I find many old age people increase their sugar intake, probably for convenience.

[@dradude9474]

Aluminum, plastic, PTFE, sugar... in all our food

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

I agree with that, except for the aluminum. There's just not much evidence that aluminum contributes to Alzheimer's.

[@artspark7697]

B12 deficiency. Always check for this.

[@marshall6604]

How about overly prescribed statin drugs and low cholesterol!?

[@dawnelder9046]

The nutritionalist who did the research for the food pyramid refused to have her name on it after the senator in charge let his Adventist cult food industry buddies change it to the monstrosity that came out. She warned them if they put it out and people followed it that there would be a massive increase in obesity, diabetics, heart attacks, strokes, depression, dementia, autoimmune disease, cancer, etc. Add Poly Ovarian Syndrom, PMS, autism, ADHD, low testosterone, messed up thyroid and likely much more to the list. But instead of admitting their mistake they did the vegan gaslighting thing of blaming the victims of their bad advice and pointing out the few that could stay slim, if not healthy on their death diet.

[@johnjacobsen4003]

Always follow the money..

[@reppi8742]

@@nosac1230google it.

[@KJSvitko]

It is just crazy that Doctors do not get nutrition training in Medical schools. Every doctor visit should include some nutrition discussion. The majority of the population is over weight or obese leading to high blood pressure, heart disease and cancer. Schools and hospital cafeterias should be leading the way to good health by setting the example of what is a healthy meal and teaching people what to eat and why.. Every person in the hospital for heart disease should have a nutrition class before being checked out from the hospital with follow up education and training in nutrition. Medicare and Medicaid should require patient nutrition education as part of their standard of care. Nutrition information should be run on the hospital TV channel.

[@TrussttN01]

Do you think that Nutritionists are properly trained nowadays? I’m afraid that special interests are pushing a false narrative. Example: the Harvard study that said red meat causes diabetes.

[@bruceb5481]

Drug companies that support medical colleges aren't interested in preventing illness. Healthy people are bad habits business.

[@michelecapriotti4412]

It’s not crazy when the business model of medicine makes money on sick people, not healthy ones. There is no incentive to keep people well. Healthy eating would prevent hospital visits.

[@bruceb5481]

@@michelecapriotti4412 Well worded comment. That's it in a nut shell.

[@Technichian462]

And what shall they teach? There is not one accepted nutrition. Most likely they will want to teach a balanced diet. Balanced meaning what exactly? To me a balanced diet would leave out anti nutrients. No grains, no fruits, no veggies, no fiber. 100% plant free. But that will heal so much and save so many lives, without the need of drugs. So no money to be made.

[@chanchan5349]

My mother died with ALZ. In no way way she pre-diabetic, she always weighed less than most people & never ate much sweets or sugars. 5’ 105 lbs. She was the last person I thought would have ALZ

[@susanneschauf7417]

But what about grains, fruits, starchy vegetables, and processed foods?

[@Technichian462]

She probably ate a diet high in fruits, vegetables and grains. Which all lead to high blood sugar.

[@susanneschauf7417]

That's what I suspect too. It doesn't matter if you're fat or thin, even a thin person can be insulin resistant.

[@andym9571]

​@@susanneschauf7417I'm not thin but I'm certainly not fat at all. I thought a pretty good diet too . I've just been diagnosed with type two ?

[@PrevMedHealth]

Exactly. Thank you for the reality check.

[@D-B-Cooper]

The people I have known all had pharmaceutical dispensers as big as an egg carton.

[@KJSvitko]

Hospitals, doctors offices and schools should be places where good nutrition is taught and provided not places that contribute to disease and obesity. It is crazy the hospitals are feeding people the very food that caused the heart disease, high blood pressure or cancer that they are treating. Every person in the hospital should receive some nutrition education before being released. Every doctor visit should be an opportunity to educate patients about how food choices impacts their health outcomes. The fact that doctors do not get nutrition training as part of their training makes no sense. Medicare and Medicaid should require nutrition education as part of patient care. Focus should be on food choices. Fasting should be investigated as a treatment for disease.

[@ak5659]

Amen! My mother was a Registered Dietician. She and her work friends ranted about exactly this as far back as I can remember and I'm pushing 60! Apparently, for many degenerative diseases there are studies going back DECADES showing that people who had comparatively long and healthy lives tended to eat statistically significantly more of 'X' kinds of food and less of 'Y' kinds of food.

[@galahadthreepwood]

The problem is that if they did get education in nutrition, it would all be wrong. We know what dietitians recommend and it's the food pyramid - mostly plant-based with "heart-healthy" grains. In other words, the education they get would be worse than useless. They would not be told to avoid seed oils at all costs, avoid grains and keep carbs to a minimum, and to eat loads of fatty meat.

[@johnjacobsen4003]

Lol! They killed millions during Covid..

[@karylmorgan7320]

My mom was not diabetic or pre diabetic and had Alzheimer's 13 years. She smoked a lot, put sugar in coffee and cereal, did not exercise (tiny). Watched too much TV. Also unhappy in marriage.

[@lydiaveldhuizen3157]

Its a lack of Magnesium That calcevite the Brain. Also the use of making food in Aluminium Cooking Pan in the urly days. Aluminium Go,s to the Brain and Block The transmitters. Fluorite in Toothpaste and in the Water does the Same It Calcevide the Brain. To de-calcevide you Need the L-Treonate Magnesium. Its the only Magnesium That can de-block your Brain. Thinking of Fog and Migraine.

[@Clarice-e6g]

Bit like self destructive, I can relate to that.

[@standingbear998]

ignoring and covering up is not missed it. there is no longer any health 'care'

[@panamafred1]

I'll add my vote for eating the Carnivore diet way. I'm 75, twenty months now no sugar, no carbs, no seed oils, no fruit, no vegetables. Zero. I was prediabetic, had high blood pressure, arthritis, and brain fog so bad that I stopped driving. Now all my maladies have gone away. I now drive with confidence, my mind is sharp. No more diagnosis, no more meds. I'll never go back to eating those nasty diabetes-causing "foods." Meat, eggs, butter, salt, and water is all I need.

[@one-0-eight108]

I suspect everyone spraying aluminium anti perspirants into their armpits daily is a major reason too.

[@kevinpye3140]

also aluminium from the skies

[@gracecotton9819]

@@kevinpye3140 among other things.

[@JakeRichardsong]

Where is the proof? Opinions are not evidence.

[@babuvangu7220]

​@@JakeRichardsong And denial is not a river in africa😂

[@valiantval6539]

Call me over the top but I have always thought stress and unhappiness can bring on this disease.

[@Clarice-e6g]

From before the flu thing I was caused extreme stress due to false information, then the flu ,I did not comply but that caused more stress , then I had 'imaginary ' microscopic insects crawling through my hair and to my neck....wow, then the worse attack of shingles.... have never returned to the health I had....reckon all due to stress....and being unhappy.....So I will NEVER call you over the top.❤

[@snowman2970]

Simply drastically reducing sugar and carbohydrates from your diet will help reduce risk of inflammation, cancer, heart and dementia illnesses.

[@baguaboy11]

Thank you … you are doing God’s work for sure . Always invaluable information which saves lives

[@lf3361]

Sadly NO ONE knows the reason for dementia

[@peterney2402]

Aluminium. They have known the cause of it for decades.

[@neilo.hislop950]

Conventional wisdom on , hearing loss and severely reduced mental stimulation ?

[@prioris55555]

aliens

[@nnjack9931]

I haven't seen any of this yet. Just started watching. Sugar!! It better be sugar. My dad was a sugar addict and had dementia. I absolutely believe it was the sugar.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Sort of. Grain products (breads & pastas) create more sugar than sugar. (They’re super-concentrated forms of sugar.)

[@Technichian462]

Pre diabetes, diabetes, and insulin resistance all have one thing CB in common. High blood sugar. This is why people on a ketogenic diet are reversing Alzheimer’s. Low carb high fat diet. And one can do better than that… leaving all plants out of the picture. Cure type 2 diabetes within a week. Reverse Alzheimer’s in whatever time takes the brain to heal from that sugar damage.

[@LindaSimic-qt3mh]

Thank you so much god bless you take care❤

[@mscraig5147]

My grandfather died of Alz. He would eat sugar by the spoonful his whole life becasue he said it "gave him energy"...

[@peterney2402]

Aluminium

[@stuarthutt3740]

You are exactly right.

[@MtPilot-mh3zl]

Look up in the sky , you will see where it's coming from ! They spray the sky in my area all day till the sky looks like a checker board! what they are spraying is Aluminum Oxide! we are breathing it in ! and then it maybe fluoride in toothpaste cause on the back of the tube it says ; If swallowed call poison control center! Don't believe me ? look on the tube in your bathroom!

[@noluck33]

Want to fix all these problems, STOP Carbs, Sugars, Processed Foods and Plants! Start a Carnivore way of life to live longer and stop these problems!

[@galahadthreepwood]

Exactly - and the biggest problem of all *seed oils*

[@susanneschauf7417]

Yes, this is the natural food for humans. Meat, animal fat and animal products, salt and clear water.

[@C-Here]

🤮🤮🤮 no...

[@Kate-qq3ez]

I do agree with sugars, processed foods and some cars but I can’t live without vegetables. And some bread but I mean real bread not the sponge chemical white loaf you find everywhere in the US…

[@panamafred1]

​@@Kate-qq3ezYou absolutely can live, thrive even, without veges and bread. I'm 75, strict carnivore for 20 months now. I've eliminated prediabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, and on and on. I had brain fog so bad that I stopped driving. Now I drive with confidence, my mind is sharp again. You just have to prioritize health over the wishes of your tongue.

[@lisaa720]

Brain becomes underperfused with blood and shrinks when person who has been taking high blood pressure medication for years is now being overmedicated due to weight loss or heart pumping less vigorously due to increasingly sedentary lifestyle as they age.

[@NoMoreInfo4You]

Great...I have diabetes and other health concerns. Videos like this leave me hopeless and wanting to just die.

[@Clarice-e6g]

Hope you are doing Ok, much love.

[@davidmorrall3442]

My Dad was type 1 for over 50 years when he passed away, no dementia, very aware and planning his 90th birthday party when he passed of organ failure, bought on by the UK hospital death pump to make you pass away pain free.

[@my3dviews]

Type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes are two different diseases. They are talking about insulin resistance, which is only type 2 diabetes.

[@1961-v9k]

No comparison to type 1 and type 2 diabetes. My grandad was type 1 also, but had no heart problems, and passed away aged 99. My dad in the other hand had quadruple bypass surgery in his 60s, then developed type 2 diabetes and did develop Alzheimer’s at the age of about 80.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Thanks. That is especially important for “prediabetes of the brain”. We’re talking about memory.

[@JoeZorzin]

What's a "UK hospital death pump"?

[@davidmorrall3442]

@JoeZorzin When you are at the last day or two before death, they put a pump full of Morphine and other drugs to slowly assist the organs to shut down. When they add the pump to the drip, your loved one passes away within 2 days. They feel no pain, but is hard to watch a loved one pass away

[@josephyeo6966]

It's not just one or two things, it is your lifestyle. Most importantly do you give your brain cells any stimulation - cognitive stimulation, problem solving and proper nutrition. At 75, every morning, without fail, I would solve three different puzzle games, one of which is advanced level Sudoku, before breakfast. You are your own best doctor and advice from a third party may not apply to you at all. You need to think through what works for you as it is impractical to follow another person's lifestyle. Listen to your body, everthing in moderation. If you do not have some simple philosphy to guide yourself, then your life journey will be a rough one and no amount of advice from other people is going to change your destiny. Have a goal - a simple one sentence goal. "I want to continue to be able to solve the Rubiks cube within 3min when I am 80." I will revise that in 2028.

[@nonyobisniss7928]

I'm not convinced that brain training really helps with general memory formation and retention. Trying to retain an ability like solving a particular type of puzzle by training it will be beneficial to that one purpose, but likely has no effect or possibly is to the detriment of other areas of the brain we would wish to conserve. I don't know what you mean by advanced level sudoku, but if you mean standard sudoku rules then you're basically doing the exact same thing over and over again and it is likely to the detriment of your abilities outside of that narrow focus. Having said that I could see periodic testing using puzzles being a useful monitoring device, for alerting when you begin to lose function.

[@josephyeo6966]

@@nonyobisniss7928 Your response shows your ignorance and naivety. If you don't know what Sudoku is, and rejection of constant mental stimulation, then you are not ready to be talking about cognitive function and regeneration.

[@nobuhletsengiwe6019]

You nailed it😊

[@LadyValdezRNCCRN-df5hj]

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[@johnjacobsen4003]

No thanks..

[@Jean-ni6of]

I need to know more before making a conclusion on this article. Why is short of tell more?

[@I999-g2s]

The answer is insulin resistance and pre-diabetes. You’re welcome.

[@reppi8742]

With the decreasing number of doctors and nurses, we had better get nutritious foods in our bodies and sugar out!

[@1961-v9k]

I’m almost sure this was the pattern for my dad and both of his sisters. All had heart problems and diabetes then Alzheimers. There is only the youngest 74 year old brother left, who is also type 2 diabetes, but has no history of heart problems.

[@MtPilot-mh3zl]

My Mother never had type 1 or 2 diabetes ! Her dementia started 12 years ago! She's still with us at 94 years old!

[@narenmenon6906]

Why not measure the Fasting insulin levels along with Fasting glucose can give you an indication of Insulin Resistance. Use the Online HOMA-IR calculator to estimate your Insulin Resistance. Ideally it is 1.0. Less than 2.0, with HbA1c of 5% is good. Not everyone will react to glucose the same way, but Omega 6 fats can independently be the cause of Insulin Resistance. Bad fats are worse than sugar. So avoid both.

[@davidmartin1015]

That told me a lot, I don’t think.

[@kimyoung3484]

Thank you Sir ❤❤❤

[@suehayes8918]

Central nervous system insulin resistance could be a good place to start a study of mct oil and PPQ with the keto diet to see if these two supplements will enhance the brain function when learning a new memory. The Bible also mentions hiding the word in your heart. I believe that the strongest memories are in our hearts. We cannot have those memories taken by Alzheimers.

[@MtPilot-mh3zl]

I think it is too low cholesterol . It may be that 145 total cholesterol is too low! Maybe it needs to be above 200 or more!

[@ReflectedMiles]

Weird, since out of the three elderly family members I have had who have developed Alz/dementia, none of them had abnormal blood-glucose / insulin test results and one had a high salmon and vegetable intake with near-daily, mile-plus walking exercise. Others with more obesity / Type II-related problems have not developed cognitive issues, at least to that extent.

[@StormThrive07]

Aluminium adjuvant...where is it found? Research it folks!

[@luciaconn6788]

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD)

[@thomasgarbe8354]

CJD is most probably caused by anti-cholinergic phosphate esters

[@hoppy1970]

Doc, if it's possible to reverse pre-diabetes/diabetes, is it possible to reverse Alzheimer's?

[@mat1500]

Dale bredesen has several case studies, of doing just that , that his team has accomplished recently with additional research ongoing.

[@hoppy1970]

@@mat1500 Thanks. I'll pass that information on to my pal's parents.

[@chanchan5349]

I’ve read that going more carnivore makes a difference, but at least doing keto and removing excess sugars and processed food. Eat more salads with homemade dressings (eliminate bad oils, chemical preservatives).

[@hoppy1970]

@@chanchan5349 Thanks 🙂

[@davehaggerty3405]

A CPAP machine can reduce the damage from Alzheimers. Mini-strokes cause a lot of the brain damage associated with Alzheimers. Mini-strokes can be caused by low oxygen. From snoring. I describe them as silent explosions. Where all sensation of this world ceases. Even my ringing in my ears stops. Then the world switches back on. With my wife shaking me. I’ve had several events. I opted for snoring surgery. And have not experienced an event in years. CPAP keeps your airway open too. Alzheimers claimed most of the men in my paternal family tree.

[@Zorrely021]

ApoE 3/4, ApoE 4/4 gene.

[@Jean-ni6of]

If you've more information, why do I need to sign up for it? You're selling $ something.

[@PrevMedHealth]

We’re “selling” better health. You don’t need to buy anything at all from us. Most of our subs don’t. But if they do the work, the get healthier. There have been so many people asking for individual care, we’ve had to hire a team to provide. But it’s not necessary to do the work, get healthy, & prolong your health span.

[@mutantryeff]

What is the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's?

[@ethimself5064]

Look this up

[@km-bo3zx]

“Alzheimer's disease is the most common cause of dementia. Alzheimer's disease starts in the brain many years before symptoms start to show. Early symptoms are mild and so don't stop someone doing their normal everyday activities. It's only later that symptoms become severe enough to be called 'dementia'.”

[@tomrobertson3236]

Alzheimers is a disease Dementia is a result of many different reasons

[@edwinfajar7057]

11-12

[@dudeonyoutube]

@@ethimself5064 Don't tell me what to do!~

[@sandhill9313]

Yeah it is so sad that thousands of researches funded by hundreds of millions of dollars don't see posts like this on social media and realize how simple it all is 🤪

[@ramsgaterealty4834]

I was waiting to hear what Jesus had to say on the subject.

[@StormThrive07]

Aluminium adjuvant...where is it found? Research it folks!