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We are absolutely convinced that Alzheimer's and other brain diseases are generally treatable and reversible. Early translational evidence supports this belief. The Evolving Past Alzheimer's podcast brings you the highest caliber information about what you can do to identify, prevent, and treat Alzheimer's disease. The show's secondary goal is to use Alzheimer's and cognition as a platform to explore consciousness and the human experience in it's "second half of life." Topics include emerging technologies, transhumanism, traditional medicinal approaches, spiritual conversations, and stories of people living with – and through – Alzheimer's. This show brings you conversations with experts around the world that are leading the charge in treatment and prevention of Alzheimer's and other brain disease.
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47 minutes
ภาษาอังกฤษ
สหรัฐอเมริกา
78 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 27 ตุลาคม 2017
episodic
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What if what we thought to be the primary cause ofAlzheimer'swas not true? Dr. NateBergman delves into a research article published by Dr. Weaver to assess if the primary cause of Alzheimer's can be limited to only the amyloid area.
For years it has been believed that the main causes of Alzheimer'…
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In This Episode You Will Learn: Where are you in your career right now? Neuroscience research is fascinating. Dr. Ted is most interested in attention, perception, and memory. These three things work together harmoniously because you can't remember something you ignore, and it's difficult to notice …
6 Effective Ways of Heart Disease Prevention
Anyone who wishes to optimize health by protecting the heart and brain must listen to this!
Dr. Marwan Sabbagh and Joe Piscatella combine the six most effective principles for heart disease prevention. They unfold valuable heart and brain facts in thei…
A familiar guest rejoins us for the show! Marwan Sabbagh MD is currently a professor of Neurology at Barrow Neurological Institute and a leader in Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and treatment. Dr. Sabbagh and his bestselling co-author and heart disease survivor, Joe Piscatella reveals new hope for t…
The conversation had on this episode is a little complex but is an excellent review in how science is done and "how the sausage is made" in terms of medical evidence in peer review for Alzheimer's treatments.
We discuss the results of the AMBAR trial - The Alzheimer Management by Albumin Repla…
In July 2021, the journal Frontiers in Neurology reported on "groundbreaking research" out of Tulane pointing to the relationship between Lyme disease and Alzheimer's dementia.
But since the 1980s our guest on this episode, Dr. Alan MacDonald, was stirring up the scientific debate by publishing a…
This is a more theoretical episode that gives us some idea about what might be happening with the rhythms of an Alzheimer's or POST-COVID brain. Our guest, Dr Thom Cleland, is a professor of theoretical and systems neuroscience at Cornell University. His research is particularly focused on the mamm…
In this episode, we go deep into the potential benefits of specialized meditation for our immune systems, brain-related proteins, Alzheimer's, cellular energy, and much more. Our guest, Dr Hemal Patel - is a full professor and serves as the Vice-Chair for Research in the Department of Anesthesiolog…
Earlier this year, podcast episode #65 - we spoke to Lisa and her daughters Stacy and Natalie. They told us about how they were Living Well with Alzheimer's and improving using lifestyle and personalized approach. Her cognitive decline had stabilized and seen small, but significant improvements in …
"We're actually able to change the brain, even in the face of things like Alzheimer's disease." This was the statement made by our guest for this show, Dr. Ben Hampstead. Dr. Hampstead is a professor at the Univ of Michigan and leads a lab that is doing several studies using transcranial direct cur…
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