Alzheimer’s Is Now Optional - Here’s Why - 19 minute video
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Here are the results of the first clinical trial: https://www.apollohealthco.com/alzheimers-reversal/
Here is a link to the details around the science: https://www.apollohealthco.com/bredesen-protocol/
Here is a link to the current clinical trial in progress: https://www.dementiareversaltrial.com
Summary by GLASP AI
Speaker: Dale Bredesen, Neurologist & Neuroscientist
(00:30) Medical Advancements in Alzheimer’s
- 21st-century medicine is revolutionizing treatment.
- Alzheimer’s is now considered optional with early prevention and reversal strategies.
(00:52) Clinical Research & Trials
- Hundreds of documented cases of improvement.
- A published clinical trial (Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, 2022).
- A larger ongoing randomized controlled trial at six sites in the U.S.
(01:46) Role of Oral Health in Alzheimer’s
- The oral microbiome, mercury toxicity, and airway health significantly impact cognitive decline.
- Dental care plays a crucial role in prevention and treatment.
(03:30) Drug Limitations vs. Holistic Approach
- Conventional drugs (e.g., Lacanumab) slow decline but don’t improve cognition.
- Bredesen’s approach has shown sustained cognitive improvement over 10 years.
(05:50) Systemic Failures in Alzheimer’s Treatment
- Conventional medicine is not designed for complex chronic illnesses.
- Physicians often delay diagnosis and rely on ineffective single-drug treatments.
- High costs ($50,000+ per patient) leave many financially drained.
(07:17) Biological Mechanisms of Alzheimer’s
- Amyloid precursor protein (APP) acts as a switch.
- Environmental and biological factors (toxins, poor oxygenation, inflammation) push APP toward harmful pathways.
(10:41) Personalized Treatment Approach
- No single drug can address all Alzheimer’s contributors.
- Treatment must be tailored to individual risk factors like inflammation, toxins, and nutrient deficiencies.
(11:22) Importance of Dental & Sleep Health
- Addressing periodontal disease (P. gingivalis, T. denticola) reduces risk.
- Sleep apnea treatment improves cognitive outcomes.
- Mercury exposure and root canals may contribute to Alzheimer’s pathology.
(13:46) Clinical Trial Results
- A personalized precision medicine protocol showed significant cognitive improvements.
- Statistically significant improvements in memory, cognitive function, metabolism, and brain volume.
- 76% improved on MoCA (cognitive test), 84% on neurocognitive index.
(17:42) Future of Medicine
- A new era of precision medicine integrating neurology and dentistry.
- Chronic illnesses (Alzheimer’s, lupus, ALS) can be better managed.
- Encourages further collaboration and research to expand these findings.
Conclusion:
Dr. Bredesen’s research challenges conventional medicine’s approach to Alzheimer’s. By addressing oral health, toxin exposure, sleep disorders, and metabolic health, cognitive decline can be prevented or reversed. His personalized treatment model has demonstrated unprecedented success in improving cognitive function.
2 previous Bredesen pages in VitaminDWiki
- Alzheimer’s Is Now Optional - Dr. Bredesen video and transcript Sept 2023
- End of Alzheimer's videos, transcripts and many studies