Alzheimer’s

In folks at risk for Alzheimer’s disease… the accumulation of fat around the middle (a.k.a. belly fat) has been linked to SMALLER brains and LOWER cognitive function. Here’s how to TORCH that abdominal fat… and hold onto your precious memories.

You may think you have ZERO control over what happens in your brain… and that you’re either DOOMED to develop Alzheimer’s or not. But the latest research shows how making healthy lifestyle choices could help you CONQUER any amyloid-related brain changes that may occur.

Brain volume is directly tied to your risk of Alzheimer’s-related memory loss – and Big Pharma’s amyloid-fighting drugs could make it WORSE! Here’s how to monitor brain shrinkage… and to keep your precious memories from SLIPPING away.

The culprit behind Alzheimer’s disease that the mainstream has ZEROED in on is just plain WRONG. And that’s why Big Pharma’s drugs DON’T work!

The medical mainstream keeps hitching its hopes on finding a drug to help treat Alzheimer’s… and it keeps coming up empty. The takeaway from the latest study that used a drug for multiple sclerosis to try to improve Alzheimer’s memory is that reducing inflammation could help – but you don’t need Big Pharma to do that!

The bodybuilding supplement HMB has been shown to help BEAT BACK brain shrinkage and improve learning in Alzheimer’s.

Don’t believe the hype when it comes to ANY drug that reduces the deposits of beta-amyloid and tau proteins – because despite what you’ve heard, they HAVEN’T been proven as the cause of Alzheimer’s. And taking a sleeping pill may actually make memory loss WORSE.

There’s a new blood test to screen for markers of Alzheimer’s disease… but it’s so UNPROVEN, top experts won’t endorse it… and even some docs get confused over the results. Here’s why screening for amyloid in the blood is a WASTE of time.

The mainstream is always talking about the benefits outweighing the risks when it comes to Big Pharma’s drugs. But the newly-approved Alzheimer’s drug lecanemab carries a whopper of a life-threatening risk of brain swelling and bleeding… while only slowing disease progression for about five months.