Conquering Cognitive Decline & Making Alzheimer's Optional | Dr. Mindy with Dale Bredesen

Welcome to Episode 181 with @drmindypelz and Dale Bredesen
Welcome to Episode 181 with @drmindypelz and Dale Bredesen

In this podcast, "Reclaiming Health Through Peptides", we cover:
↻ The Importance of Metabolic Flexibility for Brain Health
↻ Understanding Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
↻ Nurturing Brain Health through Environment, Diet, and Sleep
↻ The Power of Human Connection: Nurturing Happiness and Cognitive Resilience

To read more and peruse the full show notes, go here 👉🏾

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#keto #fasting #hormones
In this podcast, "Reclaiming Health Through Peptides", we cover:
↻ The Importance of Metabolic Flexibility for Brain Health
↻ Understanding Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
↻ Nurturing Brain Health through Environment, Diet, and Sleep
↻ The Power of Human Connection: Nurturing Happiness and Cognitive Resilience

To read more and peruse the full show notes, go here👉🏾

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

MORE ON DALE BREDESEN
↻ YouTube:

/ @uclcqnoevoidujaz...

LISTEN / SUBSCRIBE / RATE THE PODCAST

CONNECT WITH DR. MINDY
↻ YouTube-

/ drmindypelz

RESETTER PODCAST SOCIAL MEDIA

#keto #fasting #hormones

[constancemartin]

I had a lot of brainfog the last couple years of work. When I progressed through a low carb, then ketogenic, finally to a zero-carb, or 'carnivore' way of eating, my brainfog disappeared and my memory for EVERYTHING, short and long term, improved drastically. I began to remember names of people I just met and those whom I'd long forgotten. I began to carry on long, detailed conversations without forgetting my train of thought. I felt like myself again.

[angiesrecipes]

Well, it's just not that easy to find doctors who LISTEN! When you insist some tests, they get angry and ask who is the doctor here....

[debbieanderson]

My experience with dementia is that I worked at a memory care home for about a year. It was frightening how quickly some decline and also equally how slow some decline or stay in a almost hypnotic state. One man was in a violent accident and had a brain injury that caused his dementia. His decline was very quick. Others have been in that state of brain if you will for years. I don't wish that on anyone ever. And we have a dear friend that developed Parkinson's Disease and has an onset of dementia. He is only in his 50s. Just a brutal thing.
You need to shout all this wonderful information from the roof tops, honestly. So so important!

[davidjewell]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us

[keeperofmyhome]

Love this episode! I’m in my early 30’s but am on a journey to help my brain, prevent diabetes and prevent type 3 diabetes.. aka Alzheimers..

[dankahorvathova]

Hi Mindy. I just watched you on Diary of CEO and I think you are absolutely amazing. And now I definitely getting catch up on your videos and get your book xxx thank you very much ❤❤❤❤

[njcruickshank]

Such an excellent and informative podcast. I follow Dr Mindy and have found her information on fasting to be invaluable. Thank you guys 👍

[tamaratimes]

😂 This is the miracle that I've been looking for. Because of family history and what the doctors have said, I thought I had no choice but to experience Alzheime or dementia. I thank God that you showed me other options.

[lovinglifenowwnomatterwhat]

Thanks for this interview Dr Mindy Pelz! This man sounds like my childhood Dr Tankey... Haven't seen a Dr since he retired when I was a kid Noww just 31 but everything in EveryWay gets better & better everyDay & in best shape of my Life 🧬☯️♾️💗

[janac]

Thank you Dr. Mindy. Great video. You are such a great interviewer! You let your guests talk !!!! Jana - Texas

[deepost]

I am improving my sleep by walking in early morning light. I think at age 80, I actually getting my melatonin cycle in gear. The blue light blockers are part of this.

[kincha]

Omg thank you so much for this podcats, it's so mind opening ❤

[jessiepagnan]

I had my genetic test done and I have the Alzheimer's marker. This is helpful.

[carolinemarie]

I cant be on HRT due to 2 genetic factors for dvt So I optimize sleep, eat a low to no carb diet and fast at times.

[lyndaeddy]

Thank you for this excellent discussion.💞

[din-b]

I would never do my doctor test me for all these in UK. I barely got an appointment for a thyroid scan after I treathened him.

[sandan]

How do we get the test you spoke about?

[MrChrisCrasto]

Dr. Mindy, my mother is 92 years old and physically healthy. However, in the last couple of years, she is showing signs of dementia. What type of fasting would be beneficial for her?

[Donnaconrad]

Do you need progesterone if you have had a full hysterectomy? My GYN says I am on HRT with Estradiol and testosterone injections. Very interested.. Thank you for this

[jshin]

Hello Mindy! I just read your book Fast Like A Girl, thank you so much it has been so helpful. I had one question, which phase (power, manifestation or nurture) would you recommend donating blood? I wasn't sure if that would effect my cycle and fasting journey.