Alzheimer’s is not just about genes—it’s also about lifestyle. A recent study shows that sustained lifestyle changes can slow Alzheimer’s progression and possibly prevent further decline. You can support brain health with everyday choices. Nutrition, supplementation, exercise, and stress management all play crucial roles. Take proactive steps toward better brain health: Know your genes Test your biomarkers (heart, nutrients, metabolic, and more) Make informed lifestyle changes Take the first step by testing 100 biomarkers through Function Health and get personalized insights that support whole-body health.
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Glucose processing along with mitochondrial damage and inflamation is going to be the main target and cause of the neuro degenerative disorders in our elderly population.
Amazing and so important!!
After showing that heart disease can be reversed and that prostate cancer progress can be delayed, Dr. Dean Ornish published another pivotal study on the benefits of lifestyle for slowing the progression of Alzheimer's disease. It's so empowering to learn that we can prevent or slow down the major chronic diseases of our time with lifestyle changes!
Absolutely, Function Health! The link between lifestyle choices and Alzheimer's progression is a critical conversation. As a dietitian, I've seen how metabolic health and nutrition can impact cognitive function. Testing biomarkers is a great step towards personalized health strategies. Let's keep pushing for holistic approaches to brain health!
What role do you think social media that’s reducing our attention span significantly plays on long term cognitive health like Alzheimer’s?
Making the right lifestyle choices can work like magic for our brain health. Eat the right food, have quality sleep and exercise well 🙌 Function Health
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If this is a concern in your family read the book: The End of Alzheimers by Dr. Dale Bredesen. Very powerful book.
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3moAlzheimer’s is not just about genes—it’s also about lifestyle. A recent study shows that sustained lifestyle changes can slow Alzheimer’s progression and possibly prevent further decline. You can support brain health with everyday choices like nutrition, supplementation, exercise, and stress management. Take proactive steps toward better brain health by knowing your genes, testing your biomarkers, and making informed lifestyle changes.