A few months ago, I asked one of my clients to talk to his doctor about changing his statin medication from lipophilic Atorvastatin (Lipitor) to a hydrophilic statin like Rousvastatin (Crestor). I spoke with his wife this past week, since making the change his...

One of my Direct Access members is an anesthesiologist, and I recently asked her to share some information about the relationship between anesthesia and cognitive decline. She provided a very through response that I’m sharing with you: I’ve researched the latest...

If you or a loved one has a diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment or early Alzheimer’s disease and need encouragement, this post is for you. Ellen has a maternal family history of Alzheimer's disease. She scheduled an initial consultation with me in March of 2021...

While Alzheimer’s typically is used as a catch-all term for anyone dealing with dementia, we know from Dr. Bredesen’s research that there are, in fact, six subtypes of the disease one of which is the toxic type. People who are found to have the toxic type of...

Chances are pretty good that your doctor has never talked to you about impaired sugar metabolism in your brain — which is called brain glucose hypometabolism — its role in Alzheimer’s disease, how to know if it’s affecting you and how to bypass it to prevent or fight...

If your spouse has Alzheimer’s, the day-to-day emotion and effort is very stressful. While there are many ways you can support them that will enhance quality of life for both of you, the first and most important thing to address is diet. When my mom came to live with...

A new Alzheimer’s drug received FDA approval and the news surrounding it has been controversial. Should we pop open the champagne and throw the confetti? After spending quite a bit of time writing an answer that question, it turned out to be so long it even...

The majority of questions I'm asked about preventing or improving Alzheimer's symptoms are related to diet:  Does diet really matter, and if so what's the best diet for the brain? Alzheimer's patients have chronic inflammation, and about 80% have insulin...

If you’re familiar with Dr. Dale Bredesen’s research and writing about preventing or reversing the effects of Alzheimer’s disease, then you know there are so many contributors to Alzheimer’s that he compares it to a roof with 36 holes. That sounds pretty daunting, but...

Did you know that using the right supplements as part of an overall programmatic approach like the Bredesen ReCODE protocol can help support and improve your brain-body wellness? That’s because everything is connected. And that's also why diet, sleep, exercise...