Why Women Are Twice As Likely to Develop Alzheimer’s and What They Can Do About It with Dr. Mosconi

[@drjulia8032]

I LOVE THE WAY YOU ASK DR LISA ...THEN SHE CAN SHARE HER YOU KNOWLEDGES IN VERY SIMPLE WAY

[@natwooding]

What an amazing interview! Definitely need to listen to this more than once. Fantastic, understanding and interested host with great questions directed to the guest. Dr Mosconi is great to engage with on Instagram. Very lovely person, and her passion for the brain shines through with every word. This is now my favourite video/podcast featuring this amazing doctor. Can’t wait for her new book, and I am looking forward to the TED Talk mentioned in this interview. I am now a subscriber to this channel and its podcast. :)

[@Sara-Garden]

It’s a great interview!

[@terrybeckham8195]

What about women that have gone through menopause? What can they do to prevent any further damage.

[@moniquemitchell7326]

Thank you from New Zealand. I want to explore this more and read Dr Lisas books 🙂

[@katiepie5751]

This lady is smart, and beautiful on the outside and inside.

[@georgeeroes256]

what role do the poisons in cosmetics play I wonder.

[@PaUu912806]

Great episode

[@mouben7395]

Thank you you're a life changing for me

[@cindyabramowicz4346]

My mother was one of 7 siblings, 5 girls, 2 boys. All 5 of the girls developed and died from dementia, though neither of the boys got it.
Have you read Dr. Bredesen's book The End of Alzheimer's?

[@joy-cl1ms]

Thank you!💖💖

[@sandyzathletemom]

Thank you for this information. Part of my self care is to stay off Twitter. 🙏❤🙏

[@bettywhill]

I wish I knew about hysterectomy before I went ahead with it 6 years ago. 😢