Non Hormonal Medication Options for Treating Alzheimer's - 277 | Menopause Taylor
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024
- Are you familiar with the non-hormonal medication options for preventing and treating Alzheimer’s? Did you even know that such medications exist? Well, despite the fact that Alzheimer’s is an untreatable disease, they do. And some of them will really blow your mind. So, watch this video to learn about them.
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I’m an Alice who isn’t living in wonderland bc I am receiving the wise and kind and correct education from YOU 🙏🏼❤️
Yes, you are the smart Alice. One of my star pupils.
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As I have watched your videos over the past 3 years I have decided that finding this info out before menopause is more important that when I am in menopause for the past 4 years and feel it is too late for me to prevent Alzheimer’s. To properly manage menopause you need to “plan” early. then when it officially begins someone can be prepare to to all this correctly.
Yes! But, the education out there is obtuse. My doctors strongly advised against HRT replacement therapy. It's not our fault that we had faith in the medical establishment. But, we can spread the word now to our younger sisters.
It is never ever too late. Please schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME now and I'll help you make the rest of your life the best of your life.
My Mad Hatter Menopause University teacher! Great video!
I am so thankful to be able to schedule a consultation with you and get the personalized information for me! Thank you!!! XO
i love you, Maria. You always make me smile.
My father has Alzheimer’s and he’s been on some of these meds you mentioned and some you didn’t. They started him on the drugs when he became very aggressive with my mother and was hallucinating and was difficult for her to handle and her health was impacted by it all - caregiver demise. Recently we moved him to a memory care center and they want him on meds because he’s anxious and wants to move around a lot, up and down, all day all night, not sleeping and has become a fall risk. He just spent a week in the hospital because of extreme side effects from the Alzheimer’s meds and detoxed from them, however, the care takers want him to be on something because they don’t have enough help and he needs much attention. I’ve followed all your videos from the beginning and I’m now switching my estradiol patch to Premarin with equilin, since I am my father’s daughter. Thank you for all you do!
I love knowing that this education is empowering you to make the rest of your life the vest of your life. And I am so, so sorry that you see the painful evidence of what I teach you in you dear father.
Love the outfit you look fabulous! Thankyou so much again for sharing your abundance of wisdom!
I have been reading your book Dr. Barbie I'm on page 258. Thank you such a valuable information! ❤
Thanks so much Dr Barbie, from your student always working to resist the Wonderland temptations!!
You are so welcome, my dear Olina. You are such a wonderful student.
You are awesome and I am so thankfull for all the knowledge I get here!
Well, I think you deserve this education, and I absolutely love delivering it to you. Thank you so much for your appreciation.
Thank you for another amazing and informative video! This education has been life changing!! (for the better :) You had mentioned a link between ADHD and Alzheimer's in a previous video. Any suggestions where to find more information on this?
I give you more videos on this. If you're watching all my videos in order, you'll get to the specifics that you need. Videos 253 - 257 will be of particular interest to you.
If you're watching my videos randomly, you are sabotaging your entire menopause education AND increasing your risk of Alzheimer's.
If you want a shortcut and to tailor everything specifically to YOU, schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. Then I can really put things into the context of your reality.
@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you! I'm definitely watching the videos in order-- will rewatch 253-257 and schedule a follow up consultation as I am nearing my 3 month mark with HRT. Feeling pretty terrific, but the list of questions is growing. Thank you for cultivating this community of Meno-warriors. :)
@@cassyphoenix You are so very welcome, my dear.
Just loved this!
I'm so glad you found it fun and informative.
Seated and ready for class Dr Barbie! I'll stick with my estradiol estrogen replacement! No need to go down the rabbit hole....
Alice in Wonderland is pretty trippy and the themes fit well in the 60s....
Neuroshrooms--are those the same as magic mushrooms?
Another Excellent lesson.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this, my dear.
@@Xzyu2 The problem is that you never heard the whole story.
If you want the whole story and to have it all tailored specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Love your outfit. You always make learning so much fun.
Sometimes I wish I was in Wonderland to escape reality of this life but I enjoy my HRT now because of this education. I feel so much better now.
Thank you for this education.
You are so ver welcome, my dear. And I love knowing that you get both education and entertainment here.
I am reading everything I can, put out by Dale Bredesen. Is Richard and dementia is current, and really ahead-of-its-time!!😊
Hi Dr.Taylor, I don’t see Pueraria Marifica mentioned in your book in the Phytoestrogen section. Would you please share your opinion of this plant? Thanks 😊
First of all, my "opinion" is irrelevant. I give you an education.
Pueraria Mirifica is a plant that grows in Thailand and Myanmar. People in those countries use it for youthfulness and rejuvenation. It has no specific benefit whatsoever for menopause, and its use for youthfulness and rejuvenation has never been proven. Many herbal supplements make claims about it that are not reliable or have never been tested.
Why do some people get Alzheimer's and some not Is this not dependant on a good diet and living in a good happy community. Environmental factors can surely have an impact as that is what I have read? Thank you
Dr. Barbie, I'm on Estradiol 0.05, is it considered bhrt or hrt?
Is this a trick question? It is both.
If you'd like me to ensure your understanding of this and everything else, please schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I can tell that you are confused about even the most basic things. That will lead to all sorts of fatal mistakes.
Thanks for the tutorial. Here is an AL's type of question... Why do men get alzheimer's disease?
The list of risk factors for Alzheimer's is 26 items long ... without estrogen loss as one of them. Men can (and do) have a lot of them. The most important risk factor for most people is failure to USE their brains. Just think about how many things you used to do with your own brain, before you started letting technology do it for you!
At every age, though, there are twice as many women with Alzheimer's than men. And that's because we lose all our estrogen whereas men never lose all their testosterone.
Mad Hatter ?
Only 2 mins in and I’m wondering if this video is about falling down the rabbit hole……
Sort of!
Can estrogen stop Alzheimer’s if it has only begun a little bit? And then you take estrogen? Thanks 🙏
I'm up to video 90 and have searched with no answers, do you agree with supplementing with HRT during perimenopause to bring your hormones up to normal?
Jessica,
First, nothing is about whether or not I "agree" with it.
I deliver facts. You have to tailor them specifically to YOU, and find YOUR best options.
You can start hormone replacement at any time. The idea is to bridge the gap between losing your own estrogen and replacing.
Analogy question: what would you do if you were losing your insulin?
@@MenopauseTaylor that's how I feel about it, we read my labs this week, I'll see if I'm deficient. Thanks for answering your comments 🤗
@@jessicalea9460 You are so very welcome, my dear. I answer all comments every day, as long as RUclips doesn't make them inaccessible.
Oh my goodness, figured out psychodelics were not a good memory choice decades ago!!!
Question though, is there a place for the stimulating light treatment, for the prevention of cognitive decline? I'm on bhrt ad you probably know ( since you have the memory of an elephant lol) but I've started good bit post menopause.
I know of nothing to suggest any benefit from light treatment for Alzheimer's.
You make me laugh with your comment about my elephant memory.
Be sure to acknowledge that the only HRT that can reliably prevent Alzheimer's is pharmaceutical simply because it's regulated and you know precisely what you're getting. This is unlike compounded HRT that is unregulated and does not have to adhere to any consistency standards.
BOTH the pharmaceutical AND the compounding industries provide bioidentical HRT. Most people use the term BHRT incorrectly to mean "compounded."
I'm 57 and started HRT 2 weeks ago. I'm wondering the same thing if it's not too late for me?
@@MenopauseTaylor Ok, I think I do use the term bioidentical incorrectly. I am on estradiol patch from pharmacy and the progesterone is compounded because I needed peanut free ( and darn that really stinks because it's SO much more expensive that way) Thank you for that clarification and all this great education!
@@BA-tu5eb You are so very welcome, my dear.
@@barbaraondich7374 It is never too late.
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