How Brain Ruts Can Cause or Prevent Alzheimer's - 256 | Menopause Taylor
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Ruts. There are many different kinds of ruts. You have ruts in your brain that can determine your risk for Alzheimer’s disease. But the character of your brain ruts is what makes all the difference. There are also life ruts, or behavioral ruts. And they have an impact on your risk for Alzheimer’s, too.
Watch this video to understand the significance of all kinds of ruts.
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Never apaligize for your personality! You are just lovely!
Thank you so much for that.
You're not nuts Dr. Taylor. I'd say you're delightfully eccentric, brilliant and so kindhearted ! I've learned so much from your videos. THANK you and God bless you !!!
Thank you so much for your kindness, dear Jeanne. I really appreciate you.
Great thinking cap Dr Barbie and it goes so well with your lovely outfit. I come from a well educated and active family and my dear grandmothers had senior cognitive disabilities. I.so appreciate this education to understand something about how the brain functions and ways to support and enhance this brain function. This is so important without estrogen feeding our wonderful female brains. I had no idea how beneficial this psyco mutt would be. She's difficult but so worth it. Unlike any other pet I have cared for in strength energy and intelligence. She works my brain, heart, joints, muscles, bones and I always have to balance around her sniffing playing whatever. I have a very small business starting up.soon I just need my supplies in a closer storage unit and from there I'm building an alternative housing community. Thankfully none of this stuff is what I would consider easy but I'm passionate about all of it. How cool that doing this stuff to help others will help preserve my brain. Thank you.
That's how I see it, too.
Yes thank you for providing all this understanding
Thank you so much for the consultation yesterday. I was an eye-opener! I encourage everyone to gather your questions and sign up for a consultation too. It was such a challenging and positive experience!
I loved meeting you and helping you, my dear Pat. And I know you're off to a good start.
I am keeping my brain ruts the way they should be!
Learning how to manage my menopause my way at Menopause University is a big help.
I recently went on a 2600 mile RV trip and learned how to use the 24’ machine...and THAT was out of my comfort zone!
Looking forward to next week’s class, Barbie! XO
Go Maria, go! I know you have many & very deep brain ruts, my dear.
Dr. Taylor, thank you so much for all of your informative videos thus far, and also for writing your amazing Menopause book. I was lucky to find a doctor about 10 years ago when I was 49 and had been told by my GP to "take up a hobby" when I described by perimenopausal symptoms, and also told to take Effexor by my gynecologist to alleviate those same symptoms. Fortunately I found my current doctor who immediately tested my hormones and went from there. He literally saved my marriage and helped me to get back my quality of life by prescribing estrogen and progesterone topical compounded drops. Most recently he prescribed estriol suppositories, which greatly helped a recent issue of vaginal dryness-they made a world of difference. My hormone levels are tested once a year.
It's so unfortunate that we women are so uninformed and misinformed about perimenopause and menopause. Thank you and please continue your awesome work. You're a gift
You are so welcome, my dear. I love giving you this education.
Interesting! So happy to know this military life I live serves many purposes. Always meeting new people and moving every couple of years and experiencing so many new things on top of having to live out of your comfort zone almost constantly. Thank you sharing this with us! It brings a lot of comfort to this brain of mine!
I love it when you feel reassured by something you learn here.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and caring about our wellbeing. 💗
You are so very welcome, my dear. And thank YOU for appreciating my efforts.
Fantastic video! My parents are seniors and they just moved from Tennessee to Southern California to be near me. I need to show them this video!
You are a very loving daughter!
@@MenopauseTaylor Aww thank you :) This video truly was life changing. Not just for me to share with my parents but for myself. I never thought of it so simply......brain rut =good and life rut= not good.
So beautifully put.
@@zsuzsuspetals I love it when the message hits home and really helps you.
My Dad is the smartest man I've ever known. He was a German professor for 33 years at the university here. He was very knowledgeable on so many subjects. I loved to talk to him because we shared many interests but also to pick his 🧠 as I would often say. There was virtually no subject that he had not educated himself on. He was valedictorian of his HS class, had done his PhD in Heidelberg, Germany. He taught Sunday School for forty plus years and even taught part time after he began to develop dementia. He loved to garden, grew fruit trees, had honeybees, made honey, was an avid reader and a lifelong learner. He was very active in public life and socially and faithfully served his community for 50+ years. He was diagnosed with dementia three years ago. The dumber you are the greater your risk for Alzheimer's?? Absolutely not. A female colleague and close friend of his who taught French and Russian also developed Alzheimer's a few years before him. This information is not accurate at all.
Did he have any risk factors from prior videos?
I'm sorry about your father. My mom has Alzheimers and the disease is heartbreaking. I think your father and my mom developed the disease latter due to how active their minds were kept.
I did not say that smart people cannot get Alzheimer's. People like your dad don't show signs of the disease until much later than people who are less intelligent.
There is something called epigenetics, which I will teach you about in future videos. That's where how you live your life defers onset of the disease.
You should not denounce valid scientific information based on a few acquaintances ... ever.
@@MenopauseTaylor My father is not exactly an acquaintance. He is my DAD. I am a Registered Nurse and well educated on this subject. No scientist or doctor knows how to prevent Alzheimer's or really what causes it, including you. Your lack of compassion is completely absent and is not lost on me as a nurse or a family member.
@@andreabl15188 I am very sorry about your father. And I do hear your pain. I do not claim to know everything. I only strive to give you the best education I can on all things related to menopause. Your original comment has been on my mind ever since I read it, and I feel so very sorry for you. I also regret not expressing my condolences in my original answer. I know this is very heartbreaking for you.
So maybe my consistent moving , will help keep my neurons firing 🙏
Your travels sound very exciting !
Thank you !
Yes, living in different countries is definitely an education like no other.
Very interesting! Thank you, Dr. Taylor. 🙂
You are so very welcome, my dear!
Very interesting thanks dr ❤❤
You are so welcome!
I guess it’s time to prod hubby and get our relocation wheels going again lol! Thank you for the video ☘️🍀!!
Good for you!
Hi Dr Taylor- I’m in the process of watching all of your videos! I’m wondering if you would be willing to have a consultation with someone like me. I’m 34 years old and for 7 months, have been on testosterone pellet as well as progesterone 150mg capsules. I also take dhea 5mg and DIM 150. I feel like DIM has been the only thing that’s been noticeably helpful as I’ve noticed some of my androgen symptoms have minimized and some head hair has grown back. Otherwise, I felt better before the hormones (and my thyroid is even much better now!) I’m tired all the time, I’ve lost my body shape, gained just fat in my middle (never in my life), and just generally feel lethargic, weak, and fatigued. The hormones were supposed to help me, I was told, by “98%” I’m young , but was told this could be perimenopause. My mom started in her 30s too and my period started at age 7. I’m bummed because I wish I had never started them considering I felt better before. I just want to feel the best I can possibly feel, but am afraid this isn’t the answer for me. Would you be willing to see me if I scheduled an appointment despite my age and circumstances?
I would absolutely be delighted to have a consultation with you. And you do need one. Be sure to include all these details in the questionnaire when you fill it in after scheduling at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I will use it to tailor everything specifically to YOU.
We all are just a “mixed bag of nuts”! I love nuts🤣🤣🤣
And I'm the biggest nut of all!
What can one do to increase the good ruts when money is very limited? No chance to move, or afford to go back to school
There are dozens and dozens of things that anybody can do free of charge. But it requires motivating yourself to do them, and most people are not good at that.
Barbie, I’m so grateful for your education! May I please ask you something?
The transdermal HRT patches that my doctor prescribes for me release a daily dosage of Estradiol 50 micrograms. Is this dosage high enough to help prevent the long term diseases if menopause? Also, as I am switching to a vegan diet like yours, do you think that it would be wise for me to take a vitamin B12 supplement for the recommended daily allowance 25 mcg per day?
Thank you and bless you for all that you do XX
The 50 mcg estradiol patch is the ABSOLUTE LOWEST dosage that can prevent the diseases that are due to estrogen deficiency. Depending on your age, it may or may not be enough FOR YOU. The only way to be absolutely sure is to have everything tailored specifically TO YOU in a consultation.
All vegans must supplement with Vitamin B 12. How much depends on YOUR Vitamin B 12 status.
Thank you so very much Barbie for taking the time to answer my questions so promptly and for being such a huge help to me in every way. XX
@@msmeow8913 It's my pleasure!
Hello, after 3 yrs on HRT, I’ve been diagnosed with DCIS high grade. So early non-invasive breast cancer. They want me to go off HRT immediately. Cold Turkey. Is it necessary to go off it completely and if yes, could you recommend how to wean?
Carolyn,
You definitely need to schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. There is sooooo much you need to understand, and I need to tailor everything specifically to YOU. PLEASE schedule one.
@@MenopauseTaylor Is it possible for you to answer my question in this forum - do I need to go off it and to wean? Thanks :)
@@carolyn7620 I cannot answer your question here. It requires a consultation, as do all persona matters.
AWESOME
I'm so glad you liked this, my dear.
Now, how do we find out if our brain has lots of ruts or not as many.....don't think I'll agree to human experiment to see...
You can't know this without an autopsy! So just do everything I teach you to deepen your ruts.
Where are you living now?
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So glad you enjoyed this.