Research Shows 40% of Cognitive Decline is Reversible!
Автор: Daniel Monti, M.D.
Загружено: 2025-01-14
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New research reveals that 40% of cognitive decline cases may be reversible through lifestyle modifications, offering hope for millions affected by Alzheimer's and dementia.
Join Dr. Nate Handley as he explores groundbreaking approaches to preventing and potentially reversing cognitive decline. Learn about the critical connection between diet, exercise, sleep, and brain health, and why early intervention is crucial - even decades before symptoms appear. From the gut-brain connection to environmental factors, discover how personalized interventions combining Mediterranean diet principles, targeted supplementation, and lifestyle modifications are showing promising results in clinical studies. Whether you're concerned about cognitive health or looking to optimize brain function, this discussion provides practical, science-backed strategies you can implement today.
#Alzheimers #Dementia #BrainHealth
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:28 Preventing Cognitive Decline
02:24 Genetic Factors
04:14 Diets to Prevent Cognitive Decline
08:06 Lifestyle Interventions
10:44 Cognitive Testing
12:16 Gut-Brain Connection
14:34 Personalized Treatment Programs
15:18 Exercise and Brain Health
17:00 How to Protect Your Brain
18:53 There is Hope
Dr. Dan Monti, MD is an integrative health doctor who founded the first Integrative Medicine Department at a US Medical School at Thomas Jefferson University.
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