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Less than 1% of Alzheimer’s is ‘in the genes’.

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May 15th 2024

Every step you take
...is a step towards prevention

Alzheimer's, which is two thirds of all dementia. is not an inevitable consequence of ageing, nor is it all 'in the genes'. It is largely a preventable disease and we know quite a lot about how you can, at least, halve of your risk and the number of people developing dementia. Prevention is better than 'waiting for a cure'.  

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This short Alzheimer's Prevention Check will help you discover simple steps to take to reduce your risk.

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8 Things You Can Do to Help Prevent Alzheimer's

Up Brain Fats

Up Brain Fats

Fat fish and supplements for omega-3 & vitamin D

Ensure B Vitamins

Ensure B Vitamins

Keep your homocysteine low with B vitamins

Low Carbs & GL

Low Carbs & GL

Avoid sugar and eat a low glycemic load diet

Antioxidants

Antioxidants

Eat antioxidants & polyphenol rich vet, berries, spices

Healthy Gut

Healthy Gut

A healthy gut and gums (dental health) is key

Active Body

Active Body

Exercise, build muscle and keep physically active

Active Mind

Active Mind

Keep yourself socially and intellectually active

Sleep & Calm

Sleep & Calm

Sleep well, build stress resilience, live purposefully

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What the Experts Say...

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David Perlmutter MD David Perlmutter MD book

David Perlmutter MD

Prevention - The Principle of Wisdom

Our lifestyle choices are fundamentally influential in charting our brain’s health and functional destiny.

Patrick Holford Patrick Holford book

Patrick Holford

The H Factor

Lowering homocysteine with B vitamins
(B6, B12, folate) is the most
evidence-based disease modifying
treatment

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Rob Lustig MD Rob Lustig MD book

Rob Lustig MD

Eat dessert for dessert

Insulin drives Alzheimers. Sugar drives insulin. Sugar consumption correlates with Alzheimers. Ketogenic diets reduce risk of Alzheimers.

Professor William Harris Professor William Harris book

Professor William Harris

Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Fish really IS brain food!

The long chain omega-3 fatty acids, primarily EPA and DHA, are consistently linked with lower risk for developing AD.

Georgia Ede MD Georgia Ede MD book

Georgia Ede MD

Re-Energize Your Brain with Ketones

For the growing majority who have “insulin resistance”, the brain has trouble burning glucose for energy. The ketogenic diet can bridge that brain energy gap.

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Dale Bredesen MD Dale Bredesen MD book

Dale Bredesen MD

Offering hope

Alzheimer’s patients are reversing their symptoms with this published, peer-reviewed, proven approach.

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