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In episode #3 of the Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s Show, host Lisa Skinner covers risk factors associated with Alzheimer’s Disease and shares specific actions her listeners can take to minimize the risk of developing a brain disease. With the recommendations outlined in this episode, listeners will learn how to potentially reduce their risk for dementia by up to one-third. Additionally, Lisa illuminates for listeners why the link between lifestyle choices and brain disease is so profound that Alzheimer’s Disease has been nicknamed “Type 3 Diabetes.” It’s a truly informative episode with a wealth of information!
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