Microorganisms in the Gut May be Linked to Alzheimer's | Brain Talk | Being Patient

Being Patient spoke with Prof. Barbara Bendlin, associate professor of medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, about how microorganisms in the gut may influence brain health and Alzheimer's.
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[@Letscurealzheimers]

Thanks for this video. My dad had Alzheimer's disease that is what brought me to the video.
The gut microbiome interesting part is the role of prebiotics and probiotics. More people need to know this information. I believe people with depression as well could have better lives with better nutrition.

[@frederiquebertin119]

yes , you are right , I healed my gut with a diet cause I was suffering from psychosis and was diagnosed as schizophrenic . And now I live a normal life with no psychosis at all and no medicine at all .

[@peaceofcake2153]

@@frederiquebertin119 What kind of diet did you do?

[@frederiquebertin119]

@@peaceofcake2153 i suppressed coffee at first replaced by chicory . Suppressed meat . Lots of vegetables . Drinking beaten milk . Plus spirulina

[@peaceofcake2153]

@@frederiquebertin119 thank you

[@64MAGA24]

Also the health of our brain has so much to do with our gut.

[@russme5463]

sugar .......old people that can't control their addiction pay dearly