Hmmm, sounds like inflammation of the cribiform plate, so the usual healthy interventions might make a difference: addressing IR insulin resistance, exercise, whole food, sunshine/ infared light/ avoidance of simple sugar in all it's forms / select or key vitamins like a good Vit D3 stack / sleep.
Thanx for the practical info - I have switched out White flour / rice / pasta for Whole Grain - do you know if the Whole Wheat or Whole grain "burns" slower ? like is does it have lower glycemic response ? I do this more for my teeth but it would be nice if the body benefits
A hyperextension (Roman chair), is another option. Similar to inversion except face down and bent body. Normally it is used to strengthen the back and the glutes. I rest after the exercise for a few minutes. I prefer it over inversion because it is a little less blood pressure in the head, and I have no difficulty getting back up...and of course there is the exercise. Some people say not to use it that way (just so you know), but it has never caused me any issues. I think the important thing is to have the pad low enough to bend at the hips. There are hyperextension things that are designed for vertical body, if you want to spend $500+ I just don't see the need. Also, a reverse hyperextension is not the same thing as a hyperextension. This is not advice. I just suspect it is doing a similar thing for my brain.
To make a long story short, had long covid, brain fog, after being shed on by someone who was vaccinated , was sick for about two months nearly died, would just sit in my truck or wherever and stare off into space, couldn't seem to get my mind to be sharp again.. where i could do my work. Went down to the feed store and got a tube of ivermectin took about a half an inch of the gell and within about two minutes , it was like a windshield wiper sensation went across my mind and I was back to my old self. It tried to come back a few hours later so i took some more and continued to do this daily until it no longer came back, about a month, Now i just take some for maintenance of other things that it is good for.
@@sturmurp962 did you do any research into it before you tried it, or did you just decide to give it a try? Could you recommend some search words for me so I could get links to what you know about it? Do you just guess at the amount that is necessary for maintenance?
I've been worrying about the big A for decades now, it runs in my dad's family. I always thought that there might be a simple solution to the deterioration. This looks very promising, in that I don't see a weak point in the reasoning or the testing.
yeah.. I would definitely like to know how to get the scan that he described and see exactly where my cribriform plate stands. I did get chills when he mentioned long covid and alzheimers btw... that is a real possibility.
very nice. Pumping the CSF around with yoga is mostly through bending and twisting the spine along all 3 axes, and pressure differences get effective best in near horizontal or slightly downward pointing positions. In downward facing dog the spine is not very active. Pilates, father of the movement coined the sentence, "you are as young as your spine" ... that the nose is part of the spine via CSF is a funny twist. ... but again, Very nice presentation I wonder about the influence of the microbiome in the nose and general inflammation, like sinusitis etc. , the rle of nose berathing, the flexibility of vessels and RBC, health f capillaries, influence of glucose and homocysteine, protection by LDL and HDL against closing those pores, ole of omega3 and vitamins K2/D3... a lot of work to do. Hopefully they measure general clinical parameters as well in their trials.
I met a patient with alzheimers who had deformities on her body, that I thought could be part of the explanation, that something, a condition, blocks the nerves from sending signals back and forth.
Yoga knew this for centuries...before even get to exercises, you are supposed to give up on greed etc., 😊, then kria-yoga requires you to detox your body in a certain way (including cleaning your nostrils every morning with salty water from a neti pot), and only after all that is done, proceeding to poses will actually help you
Which of those could be ameliorated by doing “inversion” exercises? Is it likely that most doctors would be unable to correctly diagnose any of those underlying causes of CSF flow issues?
Dr. Amen says the only worse brain scans he's seen in the 1000's he's done, is schizophrenia. Pot smokers have worse brains than schizos. According to Dr. Amen.
ChatGPT '''As of now, there is no publicly available information confirming whether Leucadia Therapeutics' Arethusta® device is MRI-safe. The device is designed to restore cerebrospinal fluid flow across the cribriform plate to aid in the clearance of toxic metabolites from the brain. LEUCADIA THERAPEUTICS However, specific details regarding its compatibility with MRI procedures have not been disclosed. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to contact Leucadia Therapeutics directly or consult with a healthcare professional.'''
Very useful video, thank you. Can gentle drainage exercises help? I started doing those every night before sleep and it helped tremendously with my occipital pain. I have cervical instability and scoliosis. My MRI shows narrow areas in spinal canal in my neck. Is that related to anything you said?
I think a lot of neuro science forgets that the brain and the body are connected through the central nervous system, like a computer, where do the virus problems begin?
I wish this research or another research team would take this study and show how things like a cocktail 🍸 of TAURINE, GLYCINE, CA-AKG, METHYLENE BLUE and measurement of impact of that on either stoping the degenerative conditions or reverse it.
Thank you for this video. This is the first time I've heard about the Cribrose (CSF) Watershed, and it's role of flushing the interstitial fluid between the cells. The analogy of leaves and debris falling to a forest's floor, accumulating as fuel-load is a timely & helpful illustration. Including the explanation of the olfactory bulb, related nerves, & how it is affected by aging was helpful to me in understanding why some people have said, smell is an indicator of possible cognitive decline & Alzheimer's. Up on hearing all of this, I wonder: o How this information will affect the way dentists & Otolaryngologist's practice? My father suffered periodically through his adult life from an injury received during a minor surgery that left a hole between his nasal cavity & mouth/throat, causing infections. Although he didn't seem to experience any decline (his mind was very sharp, all they way to within his last hour), But it has me thinking of how important this structure is and how injury could affect brain health. o Could the genetic markers found in certain people have actually be related more to the way the nasal structure ages, rather than the brain itself? o Could a diagnostic screening be developed that dental offices could perform, given they already have X-ray machines used in this study?
Not at all, if you mean the scraping it's not even making your mucosa bleed. We're not meant to stick things there, but since the scrub is sterile, no issue except irritation.
Usually, scientists process their hypothesis to experiment with small animals like rat , rabbits, etc . As humans, bodies are much more advanced and complicated, so why not select higher animals for experimentation to ensure the accuracy of the conclusion and result ?
So sorry for all those animals that get tormented and killed by humans.Animals are held in sterile, isolated cages, forced to suffer disease and injury, and typically euthanized at the end of each study. Animals in laboratories are frequently treated as objects, to be manipulated at will; and little value is ascribed to their lives beyond the cost of their purchase.Both obvious and subtle differences between humans and animals, in terms of our physiology, anatomy, and metabolism, make it difficult to apply data derived from animal studies to human conditions. Acetaminophen, for example, is poisonous to cats, but is therapeutic in humans; penicillin is toxic in guinea pigs, but has been an invaluable tool in human medicine; morphine causes hyper-excitement in cats, but has a calming effect in human patients; and oral contraceptives prolong blood-clotting times in dogs, but increase a human’s risk of developing blood clots. Many more such examples exist. PS.Nine Out of Ten Drugs That Appear Promising in Animal Studies Go on to Fail in Human Clinical Trials PS2.empathy ,respect,fairness and compassion for ALL animals.
@nikosalkis8296. Animals are already in the use of human beings as an important constitution of dietary requirements. Is it not necessary to select omnivores Animals for experimentation ?
@ Just because animals in in the concentration camps are already exploited and tormented to death,that does NOT means that we should put even more suffering on top of that.Yes,indeed Is it not necessary to select ANY Animal for experimentation.First becouse it is unethical to inflict pain and suffering to sentient beings .Second becouse Animal Studies Do Not Reliably Predict Human Outcomes.translating information from animal studies to human patients can be an exercise in speculation.
@@qaiseraqaisar8333 According to Health and Human Services Secretary, Mike Leavitt, “nine out of ten experimental drugs fail in clinical studies because we cannot accurately predict how they will behave in people based on laboratory and animal studies.”
Wow!! My grandma had alzheimers so Ive been really interested and have not heard of this cribiform plate before. Thank you so much. Until now, I thought supplements and good deep sleep were the only things to help prevent this. Gonna do inverted situps daily, thanks!!!!
How revolutionary! Grifters and butchers have conspired to create a device which is a mediocre facsimile of the plant medicines our indigenous forebears have employed effectively for eons. "A peyote a year leaves your doctor's accountant in fear!"
I really, really wish people would stop opening every news article, talk, podcast about the same dang story of “the first Alzheimer’s patient”. I’ve heard it a hundred times. Usually when talks open with that, it’s to cover up that there’s not much substance to what is said later.
Take what you can use, leave behind what you can‘t use. All in all he is saying, that a well working fluid drainage system is important. So keep it flowing.
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Could there be a pipe put into this region to block ossification in the region described?
Hmmm, sounds like inflammation of the cribiform plate, so the usual healthy interventions might make a difference: addressing IR insulin resistance, exercise, whole food, sunshine/ infared light/ avoidance of simple sugar in all it's forms / select or key vitamins like a good Vit D3 stack / sleep.
Thanx for the practical info - I have switched out White flour / rice / pasta for Whole Grain - do you know if the Whole Wheat or Whole grain "burns" slower ? like is does it have lower glycemic response ? I do this more for my teeth but it would be nice if the body benefits
one could add: ketogenic diet, since ketones improve energy supply for the brain, and are anti-inflammatory, even if supplied by diet.
A calcium deficiency can also be a contributing factor. It has to do with inflamed bone passages.
Fasting and autophagy animal fat and protein d3+k2m7 e ersize and cut sugars and seed oils alcohol and surtain meds
@@TotalFreedomTTT-pk9stI read that freezing & toasting bread improves its glycemic index..
18:04 min longevity hack by manipulating cerebrospinal fluid flow: (1) downward dog move from yoga, (2) incline sit-ups, and (3) inversion table.
Getting good sleep is also very important, as the brain goes through a "wash cycle" of CSF during sleep.
Seems a mini trampoline for rebounding would be ideal for this and the whole body lymph system
Walking?
Or a vibration plate. NASA uses them to maintain bone density for their astronauts in zero gravity conditions in space.
A hyperextension (Roman chair), is another option. Similar to inversion except face down and bent body. Normally it is used to strengthen the back and the glutes. I rest after the exercise for a few minutes. I prefer it over inversion because it is a little less blood pressure in the head, and I have no difficulty getting back up...and of course there is the exercise. Some people say not to use it that way (just so you know), but it has never caused me any issues. I think the important thing is to have the pad low enough to bend at the hips. There are hyperextension things that are designed for vertical body, if you want to spend $500+ I just don't see the need. Also, a reverse hyperextension is not the same thing as a hyperextension. This is not advice. I just suspect it is doing a similar thing for my brain.
Thank you for the suggestion
Thank you. Impressive presentation!
Brilliant work and presentation.
I'll start implementing some of these moves that push csf into the brain. Thanks for sharing.
What about the differences in nutrition in our food. Have we compared to other time periods?
Very educational, thanks! I didn't know what I didn't know about brain plumbing. The gravity hack is cool, makes watching to the end extra valuable!
I was in long covid, brain fog, headache etc... , I do feel my brain accelerates aging in these few years:-(.
Investigate Nattokinase
Hi I thinkNAC, TMG&vit Dwithk2 willbe good for brainfog
Try HBOT treatment, thanks me later
To make a long story short, had long covid, brain fog, after being shed on by someone who was vaccinated , was sick for about two months nearly died, would just sit in my truck or wherever and stare off into space, couldn't seem to get my mind to be sharp again.. where i could do my work. Went down to the feed store and got a tube of ivermectin took about a half an inch of the gell and within about two minutes , it was like a windshield wiper sensation went across my mind and I was back to my old self. It tried to come back a few hours later so i took some more and continued to do this daily until it no longer came back, about a month, Now i just take some for maintenance of other things that it is good for.
@@sturmurp962 did you do any research into it before you tried it, or did you just decide to give it a try? Could you recommend some search words for me so I could get links to what you know about it? Do you just guess at the amount that is necessary for maintenance?
I've been worrying about the big A for decades now, it runs in my dad's family. I always thought that there might be a simple solution to the deterioration. This looks very promising, in that I don't see a weak point in the reasoning or the testing.
Sugar and vegetable oils and lowering cholesterol cause all, go carnivore and you'll thrive
yeah.. I would definitely like to know how to get the scan that he described and see exactly where my cribriform plate stands. I did get chills when he mentioned long covid and alzheimers btw... that is a real possibility.
very nice. Pumping the CSF around with yoga is mostly through bending and twisting the spine along all 3 axes, and pressure differences get effective best in near horizontal or slightly downward pointing positions. In downward facing dog the spine is not very active.
Pilates, father of the movement coined the sentence, "you are as young as your spine" ... that the nose is part of the spine via CSF is a funny twist. ... but again, Very nice presentation
I wonder about the influence of the microbiome in the nose and general inflammation, like sinusitis etc. , the rle of nose berathing, the flexibility of vessels and RBC, health f capillaries, influence of glucose and homocysteine, protection by LDL and HDL against closing those pores, ole of omega3 and vitamins K2/D3... a lot of work to do. Hopefully they measure general clinical parameters as well in their trials.
I met a patient with alzheimers who had deformities on her body, that I thought could be part of the explanation, that something, a condition, blocks the nerves from sending signals back and forth.
Wow, great presentation, defiantly worth of sharing!
Thanx :-)
I wonder if some kind of ultrasound device could cleanup those tiny holes?
Yoga knew this for centuries...before even get to exercises, you are supposed to give up on greed etc., 😊, then kria-yoga requires you to detox your body in a certain way (including cleaning your nostrils every morning with salty water from a neti pot), and only after all that is done, proceeding to poses will actually help you
Timestamps would greatly add to your nice videos ❤
CSF flow issues can be due to Craniocervical problems, Chiari, Cerebral Medullary Syndrome, CCI, AAI, etc.
What are these
Which of those could be ameliorated by doing “inversion” exercises? Is it likely that most doctors would be unable to correctly diagnose any of those underlying causes of CSF flow issues?
THC should be researched more for this purpose
Dr. Amen says the only worse brain scans he's seen in the 1000's he's done, is schizophrenia. Pot smokers have worse brains than schizos. According to Dr. Amen.
So what' should I do I didn't see that part .
18:00 onward has some ideas.
Go carnivore no sugars carbohydrates and no no vegetable oils
Anyone know if Leucadia Therapeutics' "Arethusta" device is MRI-safe?
ChatGPT '''As of now, there is no publicly available information confirming whether Leucadia Therapeutics' Arethusta® device is MRI-safe. The device is designed to restore cerebrospinal fluid flow across the cribriform plate to aid in the clearance of toxic metabolites from the brain.
LEUCADIA THERAPEUTICS
However, specific details regarding its compatibility with MRI procedures have not been disclosed. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it is recommended to contact Leucadia Therapeutics directly or consult with a healthcare professional.'''
Very useful video, thank you.
Can gentle drainage exercises help?
I started doing those every night before sleep and it helped tremendously with my occipital pain.
I have cervical instability and scoliosis. My MRI shows narrow areas in spinal canal in my neck. Is that related to anything you said?
Where can we get information about prospective clinical trials?
Been using an inversion table for spinal pain/degenerative disk disease for years - never knew it could help flush the brain fluid.
I think a lot of neuro science forgets that the brain and the body are connected through the central nervous system, like a computer, where do the virus problems begin?
The Memory Tracker app no longer exists it seems.
19:12 gravity hack
I wish this research or another research team would take this study and show how things like a cocktail 🍸 of TAURINE, GLYCINE, CA-AKG, METHYLENE BLUE and measurement of impact of that on either stoping the degenerative conditions or reverse it.
You can’t just lump methylene blue in there with the other harmless supplements
Remove Dis - ease from your emotions and actions toward others before they manifest as DISEASE ......
That would be me ever since Covid I haven’t fully regained my sense of smell
Take vitD&zinc inhigh dose
@ thank you I do take 5000 iu of D3 & K2 maybe I should double it and how much zinc ?
I thought you were going to end up recommending a nasal/sinus type surgery to drill larger holes into the (cribiform plate) area to increase CSF flow.
Does the same theory apply to MND/ALS?
Thank you for this video. This is the first time I've heard about the Cribrose (CSF) Watershed, and it's role of flushing the interstitial fluid between the cells.
The analogy of leaves and debris falling to a forest's floor, accumulating as fuel-load is a timely & helpful illustration.
Including the explanation of the olfactory bulb, related nerves, & how it is affected by aging was helpful to me in understanding why some people have said, smell is an indicator of possible cognitive decline & Alzheimer's.
Up on hearing all of this, I wonder:
o How this information will affect the way dentists & Otolaryngologist's practice? My father suffered periodically through his adult life from an injury received during a minor surgery that left a hole between his nasal cavity & mouth/throat, causing infections. Although he didn't seem to experience any decline (his mind was very sharp, all they way to within his last hour), But it has me thinking of how important this structure is and how injury could affect brain health.
o Could the genetic markers found in certain people have actually be related more to the way the nasal structure ages, rather than the brain itself?
o Could a diagnostic screening be developed that dental offices could perform, given they already have X-ray machines used in this study?
How did covid tests damage that particular part of our nose??
OMG never thought of that.
Not at all, if you mean the scraping it's not even making your mucosa bleed. We're not meant to stick things there, but since the scrub is sterile, no issue except irritation.
14:55 progression and intervention invention.
Awesome sebse of humor..... 😂😂😂😂
Usually, scientists process their hypothesis to experiment with small animals like rat , rabbits, etc . As humans, bodies are much more advanced and complicated, so why not select higher animals for experimentation to ensure the accuracy of the conclusion and result ?
So sorry for all those animals that get tormented and killed by humans.Animals are held in sterile, isolated cages, forced to suffer disease and injury, and typically euthanized at the end of each study. Animals in laboratories are frequently treated as objects, to be manipulated at will; and little value is ascribed to their lives beyond the cost of their purchase.Both obvious and subtle differences between humans and animals, in terms of our physiology, anatomy, and metabolism, make it difficult to apply data derived from animal studies to human conditions.
Acetaminophen, for example, is poisonous to cats, but is therapeutic in humans; penicillin is toxic in guinea pigs, but has been an invaluable tool in human medicine; morphine causes hyper-excitement in cats, but has a calming effect in human patients; and oral contraceptives prolong blood-clotting times in dogs, but increase a human’s risk of developing blood clots. Many more such examples exist.
PS.Nine Out of Ten Drugs That Appear Promising in Animal Studies Go on to Fail in Human Clinical Trials
PS2.empathy ,respect,fairness and compassion for ALL animals.
@nikosalkis8296. Animals are already in the use of human beings as an important constitution of dietary requirements. Is it not necessary to select omnivores Animals for experimentation ?
@ Just because animals in in the concentration camps are already exploited and tormented to death,that does NOT means that we should put even more suffering on top of that.Yes,indeed Is it not necessary to select ANY Animal for experimentation.First becouse it is unethical to inflict pain and suffering to sentient beings .Second becouse Animal Studies Do Not Reliably Predict Human Outcomes.translating information from animal studies to human patients can be an exercise in speculation.
@@qaiseraqaisar8333 According to Health and Human Services Secretary, Mike Leavitt, “nine out of ten experimental drugs fail in clinical studies because we cannot accurately predict how they will behave in people based on laboratory and animal studies.”
Aging can be mitigated by eating animal proteins and fats with non refined carbs.
USE Methalyne blue
FASTING + Keto. Alhamdulillah. The 5 daily prayers take care of the CSF circulation.
Medical misinformation.
Japan has the lowest prevalence of both dementia in general and Alzheimer's disease in particular.
Its all in the gut, cut all sugars including fruits and honey
Wow!! My grandma had alzheimers so Ive been really interested and have not heard of this cribiform plate before. Thank you so much. Until now, I thought supplements and good deep sleep were the only things to help prevent this. Gonna do inverted situps daily, thanks!!!!
Walk upsidedown 😯
How revolutionary! Grifters and butchers have conspired to create a device which is a mediocre facsimile of the plant medicines our indigenous forebears have employed effectively for eons. "A peyote a year leaves your doctor's accountant in fear!"
there are quantum healing techniques which are non invasive and greatly beneficial to treat this.
Lymph drainage?
Theres much to do to help blockages. Not lost cause.
HOW ABOUT 5 DAY FASTING CYCLES????? Doing the same for FREE : ) ?????
I'd rather do down dog 🤣
Right? OK? .....Right? OK? .....Right? OK? .....right?....right. OK. got it? fix it; right? ok?
I really, really wish people would stop opening every news article, talk, podcast about the same dang story of “the first Alzheimer’s patient”. I’ve heard it a hundred times. Usually when talks open with that, it’s to cover up that there’s not much substance to what is said later.
Good stuff, he just needs to train himself out of saying "ok" every 30 seconds!
I start hearing nothing else.
Still superb work though
it is stupid to put chips inside your brain.
This research will be buried like all the rest, or cost $10000 per treatment requiring multiple treatments. Bet.
August Deter - sounds like Trump and Biden got the same?
Lost me at "tiny implatable device" for the brain.👎👎
16:10
Take what you can use, leave behind what you can‘t use. All in all he is saying, that a well working fluid drainage system is important. So keep it flowing.
implantable???
Too long, tooo long