I will add Dr. Sandison’s book to my summer reading list. I enjoyed her demeanor. Wish she could have talked more about the protocol. I’m curious if it has evolved since I first read Bredesen’s book years ago. I appreciated that she commented on Dr. Ornish’s most recent study. Frankly, I hope all of these doctors continue to find ways to expand and refine their studies because more research is needed about the specific interventions that actually work. As she pointed out, this type of work is expensive. I really appreciate Dr. Sandison’s (and Bredesen’s) interest in functional testing. Though that’s also a sore spot for me because I’m left asking myself: “Are these functional tests science- and evidence-based as these doctors claim?” I will say that what Ornish has going for him is the cost of most of his interventions are more accessible for the average person; Bredesen’s has never been accessible. When I inquired years ago they told me about the reCode Protocol has a maintenance fee on top of the costs of the supplements. Then the costs of doctor’s visit! It’s the sad reality of seeing functional medicine professionals. Hoping the work continues and the “helps” become more focused so the expenses are better justified.
Excellent job. Thanks for sharing your experience & knowledge with us. Those of us with cognitive impairment have hard choices to make. We like to blame doctors but really, taking a few pills is much easier than changing our diet, getting the much needed exercise, challenging our cognitive functions & learning new skills. It all makes sense and we know we must do it........but we are lazy creatures of habit. It is up to us.
Well, you have 2 choices - be lazy and get dementia or do the lifestyle changes and have healthy cognition into old age. I am so focused on brain health to prevent any decline so I can live long independently. Easy for me! Nothing is hard about the lifestyle but i do whole food plant based over keto.
One could say that the power of positive thinking can overcome a disease or disorder. You stated that individuals think that a certain drug is reversing their disorder even though it may only be working on 30% of patients, yet those 30% could be the people with that positive mindset.
Mouth Taping has Changed My Life. Its The Best thing.ive done. It only took ten day's then my body started to breath through the nose automatically. I'm more relaxed. Anxiety almost gone. Feel better rested in the morning.
Thank you the information is real and truth. Majority cannot agree because of misinformation. Have witness individuals get well instead of deteroriation.
Psychiatry has done nothing, treatments are ineffective for far too many, diet can be life changing, aerobic exercise drains TAU and Amyloid. Focused Ultrasound looking at specific parts of the brain has recently shown a lot of promise at Berkeley. People NEED effective treatments, this isn't just for people who have lost everything to bipolar and schizophrenia disorders but now countless people who show longCOVID signs. All mental health conditions are interrelated. People don't just deserve pills that don't do anything!
@@TheEnergyBlueprint I am pointing out what I believe to be are facts. I am watching the full video now. but yeah I guess the thinking is that alzheimers is not "amyloid or TAU" but rather microtubules...something something. all I know is exercise is a powerful intervention for "draining" whatever the word would be, amyloid, Tau, influencing microtubules etc
I would like to add on someone else previous comment. When my neurologist makes me take an MMSE test and the questions are always like: what date is today? and what floor are we on? If I fail to answer those questions the fist time, next time I'll walk in my neurologist office I'll make sure to know those answers beforehand. That is just to say that if MMSE tests in US are performed as they are here in Europe, then they are good for nothing.. or almost nothing
Ari, why did you not respond to her recommendations of following an organic ketogenic diet when I have heard you recommend not to do this in your Fat Blueprint program>>
Maybe it's the ill walks of past people's in our families that have a dept to pay , maybe thats y they sick ! maybe generations back , several of the ladies in this family were mean but they were hurt as little kids, y they r mean now ! 💝🚴
At 50:16, Dr. Heather Sandison states that the brain prefers Ketones over sugar for fuel, In fact, the brain prefers glucose over ketones and is one of the reasons Dr Dean Ornish suggested a vegan diet in his study control group.
I totally agree with you! It's a known fact that the brain prefers glucose to fat. Mercola has been talking about that a lot now. He was wrong about keto.
And, seasonality of foods in medium to high latitude seem to require that glucose would be far less available much of the year, and fat burning ketone metabolism would be necessary for most survival thousands of years ago.
I wish there were more doctors like Dr. Sandison. Thank you for having her on the show.
She's great, right? :)
I will add Dr. Sandison’s book to my summer reading list. I enjoyed her demeanor. Wish she could have talked more about the protocol. I’m curious if it has evolved since I first read Bredesen’s book years ago.
I appreciated that she commented on Dr. Ornish’s most recent study. Frankly, I hope all of these doctors continue to find ways to expand and refine their studies because more research is needed about the specific interventions that actually work. As she pointed out, this type of work is expensive. I really appreciate Dr. Sandison’s (and Bredesen’s) interest in functional testing. Though that’s also a sore spot for me because I’m left asking myself: “Are these functional tests science- and evidence-based as these doctors claim?” I will say that what Ornish has going for him is the cost of most of his interventions are more accessible for the average person; Bredesen’s has never been accessible. When I inquired years ago they told me about the reCode Protocol has a maintenance fee on top of the costs of the supplements. Then the costs of doctor’s visit! It’s the sad reality of seeing functional medicine professionals. Hoping the work continues and the “helps” become more focused so the expenses are better justified.
I, too, hope it improves further. :)
Thank you so much, Ari and Dr Heather, thank you for the encouragement to commit to our brain's health. Thank you for your books
You're very welcome!
Excellent job. Thanks for sharing your experience & knowledge with us. Those of us with cognitive impairment have hard choices to make. We like to blame doctors but really, taking a few pills is much easier than changing our diet, getting the much needed exercise, challenging our cognitive functions & learning new skills. It all makes sense and we know we must do it........but we are lazy creatures of habit. It is up to us.
It's a harsh diagnosis to get and even tougher path to navigate.
Well, you have 2 choices - be lazy and get dementia or do the lifestyle changes and have healthy cognition into old age. I am so focused on brain health to prevent any decline so I can live long independently. Easy for me! Nothing is hard about the lifestyle but i do whole food plant based over keto.
One could say that the power of positive thinking can overcome a disease or disorder. You stated that individuals think that a certain drug is reversing their disorder even though it may only be working on 30% of patients, yet those 30% could be the people with that positive mindset.
Yup, that's the placebo effect and has to be controlled for in studies.
I'd love to hear both of you talk about your knowledge of quantum biology, and the laws of physics of light affecting our biology.
Noted! Thanks for the idea.
Mouth Taping has Changed My Life. Its The Best thing.ive done. It only took ten day's then my body started to breath through the nose automatically. I'm more relaxed. Anxiety almost gone. Feel better rested in the morning.
So important - I agree.
Thank you the information is real and truth. Majority cannot agree because of misinformation. Have witness individuals get well instead of deteroriation.
Thanks for your comment. :)
Psychiatry has done nothing, treatments are ineffective for far too many, diet can be life changing, aerobic exercise drains TAU and Amyloid. Focused Ultrasound looking at specific parts of the brain has recently shown a lot of promise at Berkeley. People NEED effective treatments, this isn't just for people who have lost everything to bipolar and schizophrenia disorders but now countless people who show longCOVID signs. All mental health conditions are interrelated. People don't just deserve pills that don't do anything!
You sound like you're arguing against the positions discussed in the podcast? Or are you trying to back it up? I'm not clear.
@@TheEnergyBlueprint I am pointing out what I believe to be are facts. I am watching the full video now. but yeah I guess the thinking is that alzheimers is not "amyloid or TAU" but rather microtubules...something something. all I know is exercise is a powerful intervention for "draining" whatever the word would be, amyloid, Tau, influencing microtubules etc
At 52.15- did she say mouth tape? What is that?
Plain old medical tape will do.
@@jimlewis3306 a band aid can be used. Much easier to remove.
Non-linear ENV multifactoricity: air, nutrition, nnEMF, noise, synthetic chemicals, emotional stress...
schooling....
All factors, no doubt.
I would like to add on someone else previous comment. When my neurologist makes me take an MMSE test and the questions are always like: what date is today? and what floor are we on? If I fail to answer those questions the fist time, next time I'll walk in my neurologist office I'll make sure to know those answers beforehand. That is just to say that if MMSE tests in US are performed as they are here in Europe, then they are good for nothing.. or almost nothing
That's the problem with so many tests.
Love Dr Sandison!
Glad you enjoyed this episode.
Ari, why did you not respond to her recommendations of following an organic ketogenic diet when I have heard you recommend not to do this in your Fat Blueprint program>>
Because it's not a debate which I wish to have with every guest on my podcast.
我在中国北京，花三天时间港看完你的书《能量饮食》，感谢你和你的团队，这是我看过的关于能量的最棒的书。我深信你的论据 观点以及品格。愿上帝大大祝福你。我相信，这本书将带给我非凡的改变
能量饮食》，感谢你和你的团队，这是我看过的关于 (Hope I got that right!)
Thank you for sharing..😢😊
My pleasure.
-Ari :)
BRAVO I've also seen people with Alzheimers IMPROVE (Dr Dale Bredesen)
It happens. :)
Can i reverse diffuse cerebral atrophy please reply and if yes then how 😢😢😢😢
Please approach Dr. Sandison directly for this.
Maybe it's the ill walks of past people's in our families that have a dept to pay , maybe thats y they sick ! maybe generations back , several of the ladies in this family were mean but they were hurt as little kids, y they r mean now ! 💝🚴
Interesting reworking of the idea of karma.
Preface anything a doctor says to you with :
"Under my care,".
Indeed!
At 50:16, Dr. Heather Sandison states that the brain prefers Ketones over sugar for fuel, In fact, the brain prefers glucose over ketones and is one of the reasons Dr Dean Ornish suggested a vegan diet in his study control group.
I totally agree with you! It's a known fact that the brain prefers glucose to fat. Mercola has been talking about that a lot now. He was wrong about keto.
That's correct. It doesn't mean though that ketones don't have some sort of corrective function when the body malfunctions.
But, Ben Bikman seems to have knowledge that ketones ARE preferred, and offers mechanistic explanations that are good clarification IMHO.
And, seasonality of foods in medium to high latitude seem to require that glucose would be far less available much of the year, and fat burning ketone metabolism would be necessary for most survival thousands of years ago.
Nice new "dew"!!!😀
I know the term but not sure exactly what you're getting at.
is there a link, or a spelling, to the exercise she refers to you at the very end
Please reach out to Dr. S for this.