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Are you dealing with mental fog most days, crashing in the afternoons and just blaming it on lack of
sleep or stress? Cognitive decline is known to begin as early as your 30s and has become the accepted
norm with aging, yet many of us don’t even recognize it at its onset. In this episode, international expert
in neurodegenerative diseases, Dr. Dale Bredesen, talks with Tom about the reversibility of cognitive
decline and Alzheimer’s disease. While Alzheimer’s disease is well known as a progressive disease
impacting seniors, too many people are missing the opportunity to course correct and reverse the effects
of cognitive decline leading to Alzheimer’s disease in their younger years. Dr. Bredesen explains simple
ways for you to improve these conditions, avoid them altogether, and enhance your mental cognition. He
discusses the importance of reducing toxins and exposes four factors that are largely responsible for the
decline in optimal cognitive performance.
Pre-order Dr. Bredesen’s Book “The First Survivors of Alzheimer’s” https://www.amazon.com/FirstSurvivor...
SHOW NOTES:
Alzheimer’s | Relationship between cognitive optimization and Alzheimer’s [1:17]
Cognitive Supply & Demand | Factors that affect the brain’s plasticity network [2:38]
Brain Assaults | Dr. Bredesen reveals the kind of assaults causing injury to your brain [6:10]
Amyloid Plaque | Dr. Bredesen explains the role of amyloid plaque in Alzheimer’s [7:20]
Brain Shrinkage | Dr. Bredesen explains the problem with the brain chronically shrinking [9:23]
Alzheimer’s Subtypes | What’s destroying your brain and subtypes of Alzeheimer’s [10:10]
Leaky Gut | The relationship between leaky gut, inflammation and cognitive decline [10:59]
Insulin | Dr. Bredesen explains insulin resistance associated to cognitive decline [11:55]
Alzheimer’s Survivors | Dr. Bredesen’s upcoming book about survivors of Alzheimer’s [15:53]
Enhanced Cognition | Dr. Bredesen on enhancing normal cognition [17:01]
Detox | Ways to get rid of toxins and who benefits from detoxing [18:15]
How to Get Alzheimer’s | Dr. Bredesen discuss ways to give yourself Alzheimer's [22:28]
Toxins Balanced | Dr. Bredesen explains the dynamic balance of toxins in your body. [24:52]
Inflammation Free | How to flush out amyloid plaque, free of inflammation [31:05]
Optimal Diet | Dr. Bredesen cautions the kind of protein and fats for optimal health [34:09]
Omega-6 Warning | Dr. Bredesen warns of the danger with Omega-6 and healthy ratios [35:12]
Keto-Flex Diet | Dr. Bredesen reveals what the Keto Flex 12-3 diet is [42:34]
Testing Cognition | Dr. Bredesen talks about testing for systemic inflammation [45:52]
QUOTES:
“We all have a some degree of exposure to toxicity by the air we’re breathing, by the water we’re
drinking, by the food we’re eating, [...] if you’re eating mercury filled seafood, if you’re not eating grassfed beef, if you have a high carb diet, if you’re eating simple carbs. All of these things are contributing to
a lesser than optimal outcome.” [17:30]
“We are all living in a toxic world, that’s the problem [...] detoxification is not just for sick people” [21:08]
“Many of us will avoid Alzheimer’s, but we’re still going to have suboptimal cognition.” [24:24]
“You have a dynamic balance. You’re exposed to toxins all the time and you are metabolizing them,
inactivating them, excreting them all the time.” [24:52]
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3 years ago
How do you plan to take action on your cognitive health starting today?
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@mafens88 3 years ago
Change my diet!
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@judylacroix1863 3 years ago
Have a Functional medicine appointment next week. Have my list of tests.
Going for
ozone therapy to get this inflammation in check. Hopefully through my lessons, my 32 year
old son can learn and change his life!!!
TY so much once again. You are the Bomb!
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@kevinanand866 3 years ago (edited)
Stop interrupting him when he’s trying to convey key points. If you think I’m the only one that
feels this way, please read the comments below.
Ps. Please don’t take me as being rude. I genuinely appreciate your content and am very …
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@settosucceeds2s862 3 years ago
Great video thanks for interrupting him as you made it simple to understand the conc words.
You always do a great job
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@my2sats727 3 years ago
Wim Hof Method, would have to help. Started last week.
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@ShamanicLightHealing 3 years ago
Lower inflammation and detox with more fiber! Going to carefully choose a meal delivery
service that can help me discover what whole foods are good together.
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@adoniskomplex91 3 years ago
Eating less sugar / eat some sweets before the actual meal so that my mouth stays clean
from sugar afterwards.
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@marklafreniere4016 3 years ago
I am at the 14 hour of my 18 hour fast. I will try to eat less nuts. I am nuts about nuts. I
usually have one Brazil nut ( daily Selenium pill) a hand full of macadamia nuts, then I go hog
wild with walnuts and pecans (all raw); too many nuts . Today after the fast I am going to
try not to eat any dark chocolate and keep my total carbs way down. I am going to try to have
two cups of chopped broccoli.
Thanks for the inspirational interview!
Dr. Bredesen IS truly legendary. But my friend your You Tube videos at legendary!! I have
learned soooo much!
I am GRATEFUL for what you do! Thank you Tom.
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@paulmcmanus1748 3 years ago
Hi. I'm trying to sign up to the impact theory university mindset program but I'm having
problems signing up. On the payment screen when I enter my details and try to proceed a it
says I have to enter my surname (although I already have).
I love the work you all do at impact theory and I really like to sign up to the University. Really
appreciate any help getting signed up. Thanks
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@michellejiang8452 3 years ago
Watch less TV, exercise, drink more water, read, eat greens and avocados, laugh more,
journals and meditation!
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@annajones4355 3 years ago
Tom you should invite Gabor Mate, very valuable individual.
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@HYPERBALLSKILLS 3 years ago
I cut out sugar 2 weeks ago, thanks to watching some of your other interviews. I think I need
to add more fibre to my current diet though.
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@24galia 3 years ago
@paulmcmanus1748 I’m in ITU. How can I help? Maybe try again subscribing?
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@lombardozarateiii6920 3 years ago
On then inflammatory part. Is exercises and weight lifting bad for your body in the long run? I
mean I know it sounds stupid but it also makes sense in a way, being that you get sore and
that’s from inflammation in the muscles.
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@sleepsmartsmashstress740 3 years ago
By putting it off to tomorrow !
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@sleepsmartsmashstress740 3 years ago
Advice on cognitive improvement is wasted effort. The sharp ones dont need it as they are
already doing it and the dumb ones would not listen to the advice or wont follow it. Why
bother?
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@wauttz 3 years ago
Why didn’t you pin him down on saturated fats? Did you find out anything offline?
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@2ndChanceAtLife 3 years ago (edited)
Remove myself from water-damaged buildings and take cholestyramine to bind the
mycotoxins.
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@ireneoverall5906 3 years ago
Ygga
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@vedicwarriorOriginal 3 years ago
Very interesting talk. It is no coincidence that ardent Yoga practitioners with a consistent
practice regime over several decades have unusually low cognitive decline. Note: The yoga I
am talkin' about is not the ones practiced in Yoga Studios by leotard-wearing, poodle-carrying
nymphets. The real deal Yoga that goes beyond just poses and deeper into chanting and …
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@galemonterio5261 3 years ago (edited)
Have changed my diet but am hypothyroid on 100mcg Levothyroxine.......can’t lose weight
.....am 81.... haven’t been able to do my outdoor activities since COVID , I do have to go to
bed earlier ,but no matter when I do I wake up within 7 hrs..... palpitations have been a
problem ....recent drs appt did an ekg and told normal, making sure I get magnesium, but
because of age need to know if I must take even more of vitamins etc...for the right
effect.....let me know any suggestions.....have appt w endocrinologist in June......someone
please answer !
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@TheDriftwoodlover 3 years ago
Focus more on diet and fasting
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@emolasaicrag3988 2 years ago
@lombardozarateiii6920 +
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@judylloyd7901 2 years ago (edited)
@lombardozarateiii6920 Short term inflammation is not the problem. Muscles are broken
down by weight lifting and then rebuilt by the body's healing process.
The inflammation that causes problems in the body is long term inflammation caused by such
things as periodontal disease, inflammation of the arteries leading to plaque, inflammation of
the gums, gut, etc.. Short term inflammation results from an injury which the body can heal.
Long term inflammation causes stress on the body because it cannot heal until the underlying
cause is addressed.
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@gwendolyncumberbatch8828 2 years ago
P0
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@portiasnyder1812 2 years ago
Detoxing ,fasting dry fasting, raw diet , smoothies. Good choice of meats
exercise !! Anyone have anything to add to this list ?
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@dharma__3 2 years ago (edited)
Leave the U.S. -- because it doesn't matter how many innovative things you do for your
health if the skies are sprayed daily, and the food & water is intentionally poisoned....
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@slavenanikolova6260 2 years ago
I am sure there are tones of great information in this interview guys, only if I could understand
it...so many abbreviations, specific jargon and specialised terminology are used that I kept
loosing track of actually what has been said... I love all of your productions Tom and I
appreciate the choices of highly intelligent guests, but I feel that all this information is
inaccessible for me, with an average master of degree education, I don't know how other
people understand it, ... well I guess we all get the main points of it - cleaning up our diets
and environment, but that is what we hear all the time by everybody. I don't mean to criticize
anyone of you guys and I guess that American audience is more familiar with all I could
comprihend and infer from this conversation. But I don't feel much clearer at the end of it in
comparison with its begging. Love the field of work you are both involved in though.
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@anns6246 2 years ago
You missed type 2 when you were telling the 6 types. My mom had Alzheimer’s at 55 till she
passed at 81 and always ate salads, some meats and very little sweets or sugars. Never
alcohol or smoking. Lived in the country and used Castile soap and did every thing healthy!
Why would she have Alzheimer’s ? No other health problems... finally passed with kidney …
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@JacksonTaylorandTheSinners 2 years ago
Longer last and longer bike rides.
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@markfrank0924 2 years ago
Tom, it seems to me cleaning up ones diet is number one. As Dr. Bredesen mentioned grass
fed and organic foods, intermitten fasting, I now eat in a six hour window from 12 to 6pm. A
good and health vitamin regiment heavy on C, D and zing makes sense. Staying physically
active, sauna (Rhonda Patrick talks about that a lot), diet it seems to me and exercise are …
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@twilliams9362 2 years ago
Fasting 20-24hrs, one meal a day, feeling much better, 20 pounds lighter in 3 months.
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@marklafreniere4016 what's your daily diet after fasting. Do you fast every other day.
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@2ndChanceAtLife what is cholestyramine?
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@2ndChanceAtLife 2 years ago
@tariqjackob8505 it's a medication often used in the Bredesen protocol. Requires special
monitoring by a doctor who is properly trained.
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@veraarena1583 2 years ago
Excellente!!!
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@carriemills6931 2 years ago
@marklafreniere4016 hi hi hi hi hi hi 7 u u 7th 7th
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@mb-mx9eb 2 years ago
turn off my lap top
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@Auggies1956 2 years ago
Ketones test? How are you doing it daily.
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@pudgiesC8 2 years ago
@galemonterio5261 Fast! To reset everything, check out IF intermittent fasting to lower
insulin.
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@shirleyannelindberg1692 2 years ago
@judylacroix1863
Exactly, Functional Medicine Practitioners
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@bizzbuilder 2 years ago
Unless you quit showing yourself on your video unless you have a good reason will stop
watching you
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@benr.3518 2 years ago
B vitamins
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@skybox-101 1 year ago
@galemonterio5261 What about a drop of organic Crows iodine in the morning.
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@DK-ik6fr 1 year ago
“The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this
is the whole duty of man. For God will bring every deed into judgment, with every secret
thing, whether good or evil.”
‭Ecclesiastes‬‭12:13-14‬‭ESV‬‬
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@TeeDibb0999 1 year ago
Read fiber fueled. Fix gut microbiome. Whole plant foods no processed foods five of seven
days. Fast for a week once a year
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@mswilson8702 1 year ago
@anns6246 read the +90’s research project on kidney and Alzheimers
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
I play Guitar and I am learning Bass. Drilling complex scales and modes, then connecting
that brain pattern to a physical movement (playing) is great for the brain. I suffered a brain
injury and it helped bring me back- from not being able to tie my shoes to playing for over an
hour now- and running. I leverage nutrition and healthy fats as well. Being social and
generally happy is also helpful- limiting unnecessary stress. Getting good rest is another
important thing so making sure your room is dark, using a noise machine, etc. Reading is
also good and regular exercise.
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@leighburville2717 1 year ago
Stop eating chocolate, pepperonii, dips and chips
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@KLoiswinning 1 year ago
Unhexed Thank you for A Warrior Calls
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@Querencia7779 1 year ago
More exercise. No sugar.
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@lisathomas8819 1 year ago
low inflammation by letting go of the plastic bottled water, purchasing filter and keep the Air
purifier on in the home
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@lilliangoertzel5609 1 year ago
@kevinanand866 jj*j
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@chariotsoffire2714 1 year ago
Wim hof method, sauna, leaky gut diet
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@donnalawrence8593 1 year ago
@unhexed This was a year ago. Hopefully you are doing well
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@amethystarthur7499 1 year ago
I'm not sure if you're aware, but you kept cutting off your guest more times than I care to
remember. He was often unable to finish his thoughts and sentences because you
interrupted him to ask further questions. God bless him for being so flexible and
accommodating. I would have ended the interview. Please let him finish a thought.
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@bogdang.7627 1 year ago
Tom, you are great and your channel is extremely TOP valuable
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@chenoweezi 1 year ago
Eat less simple carbs.
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@ld6340 1 year ago
Very helpful!
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@ireneellas8834 1 year ago
Avoid ALUMINIUM & FLUORIDE and anything linked with MERCURY and MSG at all costs .
Taking MSM helps.
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
@patriciacole8773 Thanks. When life gives you lemons (and it will), make lemonade!
Cheers.
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@thepresentmoment369 1 year ago
@judylacroix1863 , what tests did you wind up getting?
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@saulsavelis575 1 year ago
do not interrupt
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@kathleenlovett1958 1 year ago (edited)
I changed my diet 3 years ago and have been eliminating foods ever since. Now I'm glutenfree, soy-free, dairy-free (except for eggs), meat-free (except for oysters). Mostly I try to eat
organic; fresh fruits and vegetables.
Things that made the biggest difference in how I think and feel:
Limited sugar and carbs
Gluten-free (stabilized my mood)
No fried foods (that includes chips)
MCT OIL every day in my coffee (that was a brain-changer)
Meditate, walk, and deep-breathe daily.
Try to challenge my brain daily (WORDLE, word puzzles, reading, learning something new).
Have an OPEN MIND and HEART ️
(I'm 64 years old and my memory and mood are better than they were 20 years ago)
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@bettybridges1635 1 year ago
Staying away from pill pushing Doctors
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@AMDG_-nk2dp 1 year ago
I used to take acetyl L carnitine 500 mg daily on empty stomach. I had decreased it to three
times a week. This reminded me how important it is. I am going to resume taking it every day,
for this specific reason. 500 mg daily on an empty stomach. It helps with memory, focus ,
synapsis, micro circulation, mood, brain and body energy, and pain syndromes. It is NOT the
same as heart healthy L- carnitine...... Vitamin Research Products (VRP) did a newsletter
devoted to the attributes of this amino acid back in 2005. Phosphadtyl serine is another
awesome and successful supplement for brain function and peripheral neuropathy. Awesome
two supplement products to support the brain AND body. Try it for at least one month straight.
You will notice the difference in a positive way. And Relatively very affordable supplements.
One of each daily, on an empty stomach, for very best results. I used to work with a wholistic
functional MD. I learned alot. Now if I could only remember it all !!!!
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@skinnydee1886 1 year ago
@kevinanand866
To my understanding Mr. Bilyeu wasn't interrupting Dr. Bredesen but was appropriately
asking the right questions!
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@zeroounce8874 1 year ago
Please stop interrupting this doctor.
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@LoveFaithLive 1 year ago (edited)
@kevinanand866 Hi Kevin, I appreciated Tom’s interruptions as we got to understand
exactly what doctor was talking about at certain points.
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@togetherness9199 1 year ago
@portiasnyder1812 8th
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@rathey7999 1 year ago
@galemonterio5261 my daughter is on that and keto and walking have really helped. .
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@rubyredd2171 1 year ago
My God My God thank you for this information. I'm at work and couldn't stop listening. This
information is mind blowing. I had to take a moment to thank the guess and you for having a
very informative show. You are Appreciated!!!!!
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@janetgies8698 1 year ago (edited)
Continue eating Wild Caught Salmon, Grass Fed Burgers & Butter, lots of non-starchy
vegetables, and only 75 grams of Organic Brown Rice/day. Lots of Magnesium,
Glucosamine, D3/K2 supplements/day. Ballet & Line Dancing 3-4 times a week and lots of
Scrabble.
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@matthewthehawk1066 1 year ago
@lombardozarateiii6920 no weight lifting has a anti inflammatory long term outcome. Keep
lifting weights.
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@MimiYouyu 1 year ago
@my2sats727 also more organic raw food in your diet. See Raw food recipes on yt.And
Robert Morse on acidity and such.
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@robertodonoghue4100 1 year ago
Swim in sea or bare foot on ground, eat once a day, 48 hr fast once a month, stay off the cigs
, maybe stay off beer to stay off cigs, pray and be mindful, don't take any experimental
therepeutics , keep smart phone in dumb / focus mode, get clear what I'm going to do, and do
it, find a wife aligned with above and hopefully have a few kids.
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@robertodonoghue4100 1 year ago
Test
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@robertodonoghue4100 1 year ago
Why are my replies not coming up?
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@loulou-zd1dz 1 year ago
I plan on staying indoors when chem trails are in the sky, since aluminum causes
neurological damage. Contrails disappear chem trails spread across the sky.
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@Mostly_Sunny007 1 year ago
I will begin by being in nature every day, looking heavenward and saying, I’m grateful for the
day.
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@ArgoLupus 1 year ago (edited)
To all my Brothers who have an Ear, there is scientific proof that 95% of all disease is stress
related, induced, or inherited. Eliminating the compulsion to worry is the fountainhead of all
health. Worry and anxiety have the same roots, they both mean “to choke.” They serve no
purpose, and are a perversion of fear which has instinctual value, I.e. fight or flight
Guys in their 20s should not be worried that their bodies are falling apart. One can live well
into their 80s, and Like Clint Eastwood, enjoy a creative apogee.Freud”s nephew, Berdnays,
lived past 100 and was sexually vital until the end according to his nurse. Your body will talk
to you and tell you what to do if you listen to it.
So I am going to be eliminating stress.
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@ronaldschafer498 1 year ago
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@rebeccalavoy6655 1 year ago
@ArgoLupus ...Thank you, for this comment.
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@ClownWhisper 1 year ago
I have a friend she's a wonderful person she's an older woman about 62 I think she's very
skinny but she does eat just not a lot she has cognitive decline it's getting pretty bad they say
she does not have Alzheimer's she says very very very absent minded terrible short term
memory I mean scary bad like someone that's drunk their repeats themselves. I don't know
what to do as far as helping her even after watching this. I seriously don't know how to
approach this do you have any advice at all as far as what I should look into I know you can't
give me direct advice so I'll ask it this way if the person that I described was you or your
spouse what would you do for them where would you start?
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@janpeters1531 1 year ago
Ask about alcohil as a factor-- wet brain-- ????
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@Lucian_Media 1 year ago
@slavenanikolova6260 so agree. It's all over the place but I got some good points.
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@jeanie5074 1 year ago
It’s true as some ppl mentioned on these messages: the host keeps interrupting him, instead
of letting the doctor finish what he’s trying to convey!
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@halfaminutearthur6926 1 year ago
Wots yt? Please
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@jerricamay881 1 year ago
@sleepsmartsmashstress740 sounds like an extremist with no regard for those in-between
and may be willing to adopt new ways. There are shades of gray, not just clear black or white.
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@spiritualwarriorhealer6154 1 year ago
If you have brain stress or dementia you should look into the studies online of DMSO &
Grape seed oil, Frakensense etc.
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
@InHumanForm555 Thanks. I agree. Most books are good...if you use them. Zombie Guitar
is very good as well.
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@klausrain111 1 year ago
Hmm, this guy's talking so fast and his ideas are hopping all over the place. Does he have
pre-alzheimer's? Is he going to imply that you have Alz if you can't keep up with him?
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
@klausrain111 Sounds like you cannot keep up with him. Most of us understood him just
fine. Perhaps it is not that he is too fast, but that you are too slow.
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@kamikomoriya6513 1 year ago
@marklafreniere4016 BB
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@truthmatters7805 1 year ago
I forgot
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@royledo5478 1 year ago
I give him credit for mentioning inflammation , but he seems oblivious as to the real root
cause of that inflammation which was discovered in the 90s ,
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@vandapietrantonio9956 1 year ago
@judylacroix1863 ¹²2qqqqq¹
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@Rose-mx9no 1 year ago
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@cyndrellawhitley7062 1 year ago
Sleep on ur side. Never on back. Look it up.
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@judymiller5154 1 year ago
@galemonterio5261 #1 switch to armour thyroid supplementation. #2 investigate histamine
intolerance. I'd had random episodes of racing heart for 30 years, that got way worse after
covid...eliminated by addressing histamines.
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@brehpotsirhc 1 year ago
I'm starting by engaging in building knowledge, and trying to learn ways that will aid in
mitigating any damage already done!
HEAVEN HELP ME
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@dthomas9230 1 year ago
I keep seeking and walking in my small town on the Baltic with some of the cleanest water
and air in Europe. It's not salt air but brackish. I'm looking for a salt vaporizer, too.
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@bradcampbell5766 1 year ago
@mswilson8702 I wonder what they say about caffeine.
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@bradcampbell5766 1 year ago
@ClownWhisper Mild exercise that challenges her mentally and physically, also socially...
Line dancing is not that hard physically, but to learn a basic dance it requires all your
attention, and it has helped me to focus. Once you learn a couple dances it enhances
confidence and becomes fun. I do power walking 4-5 miles every once in a while, but unles…
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@mswilson8702 1 year ago
@bradcampbell5766 Hello Brad ..I don’t think I commented on this feed - but for the record
my mother grew her own organic veggies fruit trees and porridge for breakfast and until she
died at 99 ridiculous accident .. bumped her head and had brain haemorrhage She would
have lived well beyond 100 she made a pot of coffee every morning and drank it all day !! ))
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@calista1280 1 year ago
@Gale Monterio Hoping you are doing better now! I realize it's a year later, but I also
developed palpitations & High BP after being vaxxed for covid!
Was given Oxygen & then a CPap machine after a Sleep Study, since I stop breathing
multiple times per hour at night. This could be your issue as well, You're waking up
alarmed due to lack of oxygen!
Pick up a Snore Guard that molds to your mouth in the meantime. Tjis pushes your lower jaw
forward a little to keepvyour airway open.
Gradually, health is improving back to more normal, but I still have tinnitus, which sounds off
in time with my heart beats! ️
Wish you all the best!
Namaste
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@ritu75dutta 1 year ago
@judylacroix1863 ll
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@PlantbasedRunners 1 year ago
What about Grounding during sleep? 40hr+ water and or UT fasting?
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@bartvertrees4730 1 year ago
I'm not good on computer's. Now living in the U.K.. see below.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@ShamanicLightHealing
KETO. Or, even better, Carnivore. research Carnivore .. eg the Peterson’s - Mikhaila or
Jordan.
Also “Low Carb Down Under”
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@catherineward-green5206 1 year ago
@skybox-101 qqqq
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@janamerten6592 1 year ago
I'm following Medical Medium detox protocols. They have helped me heal so much. His info
aligns with this interview - great job!!
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@investigationsinknowledge2636 1 year ago
4:41 ​@sleepsmartsmashstress740
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@krista7259 1 year ago
I will get my APOE status. Your interruptions were extremely important in understanding what
the Dr.was saying-thank you.
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@DMagnifyScentlady 1 year ago
@galemonterio5261 coffee is one that makes you palpitate under hypothyroidsm but not
always. Identify your triggers cause theres a lot of foods that is prohibited when hypo. …
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@adrienneszatkowski2471 1 year ago
I can't follow these people:they are going too fast for me to absorb...
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@bartvertrees4730 1 year ago
YOU are very fast talking. That is too confusing! Are you just trying to sell something? Or do
you want to help people? Slow down, make it easier for us to UNDERSTAND whats being
said, IF the subject is cognitive brain problems. Thanks, Bart
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@penniroyal4398 1 year ago (edited)
I can’t follow this diet. I have low blood sugar. I’ve been pre-dietetic hypoglycemic most of my
life. I only weigh 100 lbs and have most my life and I have sky high cholesterol and have
been on high dose of statin for 5 years. Some people’s bodies don’t function like normal
people and it really bothers me that people point fingers at those who have genetic health
issues. I am extremely athletic for 63 and have been most of my life. Good thing l look great,
feel good and and have always ate healthy. Now I actually have to have some sugar pretty
much every hour. 5mg of sugar is a handful of grapes, a teaspoon of sugar (I use raw sugar)
in my tea, a small apple with nut butter or a Glucerna protein drink for people with glucose
issues. I am getting a glucose monitor today to track my blood sugar. Just goes to show that
what is standard protocol doesn’t work for everyone. Please add some guardrails for your
diet info is not for everyone and who should avoid the advise you are giving. It could
endanger some people who your diet advice is not safe for
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@ronitberz2195 1 year ago
@saulsavelis575 W
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@nervinokaras 1 year ago
I'm gonna start playing checkers. All ele eleven types.
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@RevCeleste 10 months ago
@royledo5478 And what is that root cause please? Links appreciated.
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@willcook403 8 months ago
@lombardozarateiii6920 it’s a suitable and beneficial response as it begins the repair
process :)
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@jpslaym0936 8 months ago
Drive into a wall with much malice
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@kx6257 8 months ago
Hi Tom… autism biochemistry symptoms are very similar. Wonder if anyone is looking at
this?
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@nagarajakoodli9364 6 months ago
I am 80 years and reasonably ok except for 40 year old diabetes and progressive gait ataxia.
I believe in nature doing what fits it's designs. I believe in movement this way and that way,
as i can manage. I guess that is good enough.
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@edwardscott2510 5 months ago
​ kevinanand866 not really I've listen to other doctors interviewing him talk for longer and it
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was boring .
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@cherylrose1177 4 months ago
E LP
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@primesunshinecbd1735 3 months ago
Please share a way to treat leaky gut naturally?
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@MrRobinski 3 months ago
@vedicwarriorOriginal sahaja yoga meditation 6:23 is great and free.
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@brigidlaffey7343 3 months ago
@kevinanand866 Yes! When ego interrupts, the Guest - who was specifically brought in to
offer their expertise and knowledge - loses their train of thought, and thus we lose the benefit
of said wisdom. The correct and optimal way to make a summation is at the end.
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@brigidlaffey7343 3 months ago
@settosucceeds2s862 In some ways he did but in others I felt he actually made it more
complicated - using terms that not many know. It would be beneficial for both Guest and
Presenter to be reminded of clarifying terms/abbreviations prior to the presentation. Better
still- not to use abbreviations that are Field specific..unless they are immediately clarified. It…
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@UncleDavesKitchen 2 months ago
@kevinanand866 Tom has attention deficit disorder and a bit narcissistic s
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@toncuz8291 2 months ago
How do we know the amyloids are not going to the scene of inflammation to fight it?...Just
like we found out about cholesteral.
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@lizardfirefighter110 2 months ago
Supplement with DHA and EPA.
My wife and I are appalled with the prizes at restaurants. Think about it, you’re paying top
dollar, so you can eat oxidized seed oils!
We are finding it more relaxing to prepare a salmon fillet and some salad with vinaigrette ( no
oil) in our own kitchen - then we know we are eating healthy. Less $$$ as well!
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@unavocatepice 2 months ago
Find a biological dentist to fix my chipped tooth!
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@tbam73 2 months ago
​@vedicwarriorOriginal you managed to say poodle carrying nymphets but left prayer hands.
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@gettothepoint_already3858 2 months ago
Good video, good interview, BS clickbait title earns your channel a thumbs down. Don't tease
us. GET TO THE POINT ALREADY, then blah blah blah
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@HiroshimaMS 2 months ago
Yes, I plan to take an action: take a medical course since no doctor cares enough to tell me
what disease I suffer from
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@monicacollins8289 1 month ago
STOP INTERRUPTING!!
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@carolsarazzara 1 month ago
@sleepsmartsmashstress740 at least you're not cynical
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@music7181 1 month ago
Too many moving parts.. jesusss
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@utube7917 1 month ago
Excellent video. I need to track my homa-ir levels.
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@kiran5918 1 month ago
@lombardozarateiii6920 there is a short term inflammation as newer muscle is being built
and this is a short term process. This is perfectly normal. A good idea is to exercise alternate
days. The importance of weight training can’t be emphasised enough.
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@wendywilson-granger3176 4 weeks ago
I’m going to check my dental health
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@falcon127 3 weeks ago
Thanks Tom, great Pod Cast.
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@item6931 2 weeks ago
Levelling up my Scientology OT level
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@debbieleiweke6996 11 days ago
I'm turning 60 and starting therapy for CPTSD this week
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@theresagalimihodges8860 3 weeks ago
Telling us in a 5-10 minute video would greatly decrease cognitive decline!!
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@homeontherange733 13 days ago
No offense, but if we can't watch a 1hr video of this most important guide, we probably don't
have the discipline to carry said information out. Watching a 1hr video is easy compared to
actually being pro active. Godspeed.
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@m-cgnm8593 12 days ago
exactly what I thought. Just talk in food, give a list of the science facts. this summery
would be great - would buy a book anyway to lookup the details.
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@Grundewalt 10 days ago
so what was the miracle food this time? TLDR to see another infomercial for a collection of
fade trends AND obligatory victim blaming (think you should do and probably don't do it or do
not do it ENOUGH and that is.
A generation of influencers docs on youtube, tiktok. Bleah
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@ibrahimmchumo941 6 days ago
I know right
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@camillep9346 5 days ago
SO GRATEFUL FOR THE TIME, EFFORT AND INFORMATION
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@user-ih7om7yy1d 2 days ago
Agreed.
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@ogungou9 2 days ago
@homeontherange733 : What if we don't have the time ...
life is complicated.
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@ej12349 17 hours ago
@ogungou9 You can go to the description of this video and tap on the time next to the
information that you are interested in.
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@darlenelawson1255 1 year ago
I want to put in my 2 cents. I honestly believe for us older people, walking is the best for
everything. You feel better and often are less hungry,and you sleep much better.when I feel better
everything is better.
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@minitea4315 2 months ago
Yes, walking and swimming too
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@JayDillon-mm6yv 2 months ago
Yeah that makes sense, walking and/or jogging is great. I have too much laziness but have
been getting a bit of exercise lately. (Walking and rowing machine)
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@dianed4190 2 months ago
Walking is not just exercise, it's exposure to natural sunlight even on a cloudy day. Both
critical to health.
That makes your 2 cents 4 cents!
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@philipsamways562 2 months ago
Absolutely spot on. People are constantly seeking a "magic" food. But the only truly magic
"food" is regular exercise. Unfortunately, this is the one food that many people never eat.
I recommend learning to ballroom dance. This has been shown to be more beneficial than
running . Dancing is very sociable, it involves music, it used both sides of the brain, and it's a
gentle, low impact, exercise. It truly is magic. Can't dance? Two left feet? If you can walk,
you can dance. Join a social dance class. I guarantee you'll never regret it
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@successandlifestyle 2 months ago
I enjoy walking but in Calgary winters... no thanks.
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@vivian9803 2 months ago
@successandlifestyle try a walk-at-home workout. Leslie Sansone has lots of videos here on
YouTube — great walking workouts in the comfort of home. Also fantastic for when the
weather gets too hot and humid.
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@PammyP 2 months ago
This simple wisdom is worth it's weight in gold. It gets your circulation moving as well as the
lymphatic system operating which requires movement to function properly. The fresh air and
sunlight and connection with as much of the natural world as possible are also beneficial.
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@piperdevi9028 2 months ago
Made a promise to myself when I was 25, that I would walk 3-5 miles a day, everyday, except
in high winds. I'm 76 now and kept my promise to myself! Walking is so fun; Ma Nature is the
best!
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@anitaostrander4301 2 months ago
My mother walked everyday, was outside in the yard and garden and still got dementia
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@nancyrebecca 2 months ago
My sister still walks up to 5 miles a day. She only eats healthy. She is not overweight and
recently diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s at age 50. Confusing
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@dianed4190 2 months ago
@successandlifestyle In bad weather, I mall walk. (Just do not take your credit card with
you! )
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@lizardfirefighter110 2 months ago
So true! Some guy posted that after he started walking several miles a day his AFib went
away. But of course he was eating real food and getting good sleep.
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@anitaostrander4301 2 months ago
@nancyrebecca yep!
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@carlaeskelsen 2 months ago
@nancyrebecca
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@btrous1 2 months ago
@anitaostrander4301 so depressing to hear…
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@anitaostrander4301 2 months ago
@btrous1 I personally feel one needs to cut out the non foods and stimulate your brain on a
regular basis. My mom was very active and smart but she was too content never reaching for
anything new in her life.
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@user-ck6ve3ck4v 2 months ago
Having a dog helped me and my mental state but now, without one, I take lots of Vitamin D3,
K2-mk7 and multivitamins. Still ok at 81. It must come in families I think, as my brother and
sister are still well cognisant and she driving too at the age of 86. None of my relatives seem
to have had it, some living to well into their 90's but my brother's wife's relatives, (Irish larg…
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@dianed4190 2 months ago
@anitaostrander4301 To each his own. Being content in life is under-rated. Just because
that isn't your approach to life for you doesn't mean you should judge her approach to life her
way. You like new experiences all the time, she probably liked inner peace, safety, home
activities, certain routines for comfort. …
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@anitaostrander4301 2 months ago (edited)
@dianed4190 my dear, she got dementia… she hated her life at that point. You believe
walking is the answer ..I was pointing out that walking wasn’t the answer for her..had she
known she would get dementia later on, maybe she would have made more of an effort to
keep her brain active too..who knows. I am certainly not judging her!
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@whateverislovelylife 2 months ago
@anitaostrander4301 my mother did also. Had always exercised regularly, was an avid
reader, always watched her diet. But one thing she did do was using artificial sweeteners,
which I will not touch.
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@anitaostrander4301 2 months ago
@whateverislovelylife my husband who is 77, had a rare form of cancer7 yrs ago, smokes,
watches tv almost all day. Drinks coffee only ( no water), eats pizza, doughnuts, candy,
regularly with some meat and potatoes, never walks ( but does some yard work) and oh must
eat 4 or 5 sweet and lows everyday. Never gets sick and very little mental decline. He can’t
hear either! It’s genes… gotta be.. but if you are like me with not too great genes then I think
exercise, diet and keeping your brain active is extra important. Seriously, who knows?
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@Lola-mn9oz 2 months ago
@nancyrebecca God bless her soul . This is so confusing....and life is so unfair. Please try
the probiotics and prebiotics routes...It cannot hurt.sometimes fruit is a culprit too. We think
UT is healthy but sugar is sugar. I feel so bad for her...have you or she research Nitric oxide?
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@Lola-mn9oz 2 months ago
@lizardfirefighter110 my A fib goes away when I quit coffee...but I can never stay quit!
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@paulwatts1704 2 months ago
Cycling too - I do a lake round trip of 8 miles most days and as its got some ups and downs
its great for cardio and intensive. As you say getting outside in the fresh air has so many
benefits and cycling is less stressful on the joints!
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@VenturiLife 2 months ago
Walking is great for anyone, along with swimming. Walking is a very natural activity our
bodies were built for.
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@criticalthought7527 1 month ago
Jack La Laine figured it out some 70 years ago...
Exercise is the King, and Nutrition is the Queen of Health span and longevity.
We now know more about the importance of sleep hygiene, stress reduction, reduction of
toxic exposures, etc.
But Jack (Of Jumping Jacks, and "getting Jacked" fame.) had the two most important factors
figured out on his own back when he was inventing the fitness movement.
Peace, Love, and Health to all who are fortunate enough to strive for these goals.
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@absolootely2571 1 month ago
@piperdevi9028 By "everyday" you mean 7 days a week?
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@gym_bob 1 month ago
@successandlifestyle Try a treadmill, if you can afford it. I used one for years and ended up
finishing a marathon!
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@anitaostrander4301 1 month ago
@Nellis202 well as I said in one reply that who knows if she had kept her brain more active
if that would have made a difference. I hope genetics plays a very small role. It’s a cruel
disease. My mom decided to stop eating.. she had enough . She was 88 when she passed.
I remember her saying to us I can’t remember anything anymore .. this was on her 60’s but …
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@CarolMuszik 1 month ago
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@nicolaspeters2555 1 month ago
. . . and a coke to slake your thirst ??
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@justgivemethetruth 1 month ago
I think it is the oxegenation you get when you walk that helps so much.
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@justgivemethetruth 1 month ago
@successandlifestyle
You need sun or equivalent.
Walking you need warm clothes and to protect your body, and I guess way up there spikes or
cleats on your shoes. I don't think I could ever live in such a cold climate.
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@robertbutler8004 1 month ago
walking is no good for making babies I tried it.
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@brantjordan9864 1 month ago
Yes!! Spot on! I concur wholeheartedly!
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@drag0nchampi0n 4 weeks ago
Agreed. Walking has changed my life. Forget running and jogging, it's unnecessary and hard
on your joints.
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@LIBlurr 3 weeks ago
@anitaostrander4301
Walking is not a magic panacea... there are many other factors to consider obviously, like
genetics.…
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@LIBlurr 3 weeks ago
@Lola-mn9oz
Magnesium stopped my Afib... stay away from those blood thinners if possible.
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@anitaostrander4301 3 weeks ago (edited)
@LIBlurr thank you for sharing. I believe you are right. Ppl think what works fir them should
work fir everyone but everyone is different. My husband is like your aunt.. he is 78 never
drinks water only coffee, smokes, never walks, and the list goes on..terrible diet..but he is
doing just fine! And very little mental decline!
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@LIBlurr 3 weeks ago (edited)
@anitaostrander4301
Oh good, glad no one took it the wrong way. It’s odd how many people think they can undue
decades of poor habits in weeks, by changing this or that. *Gotta keep moving, not sitting
around watching the boob tube
I firmly believe it’s also a matter of degrees, not to be overly obsessive.
And of course attitude and positivity is important.
Best to you. ️
*But tell your husband that coffee is a diuretic, , drinking H2O is VITAL ! As it cleans us out,
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@anitaostrander4301 3 weeks ago (edited)
@LIBlurr well as I said, he is 78 and in relatively good health. He does absolutely all the
wrong things .. he does everything they tell you not to do e except drink alcohol . He defies
all the “rules” so who am I to tell him what he should be doing . Now when he wants
pancakes for dinner, I put my foot down as he eats cookies and candy all day long. No
weight problem, still has his teeth and never sick! Me on the other hand I do all the right
things and I still get sick and have problems with my teeth. I walk 3-5 mi everyday, workout,
learn something new g new every month, eat fruits and veg, drink at least 1/2 gal of water
everyday.. and if I don’t I get migraines! So there you have it.. I think genes have a lot to do
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@waterkingdavid 3 weeks ago
Indeed. And even better in favorable environments like mountain paths, by the sea and so
forth.
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@bornfree0507 2 weeks ago
I just started walking for aerobic exercise and I’m much sharper. Also cut out processed foods
and sugars. Drink acv in warm water once a day 30 minutes before my first meal of the day. I
have 100 percent better attitude and feel great
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@greendesertgoddess 11 days ago
Dancing is the thing! Danc
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@SuperReznative 11 days ago
@successandlifestyle Yeh..try Saskatchewan winters ..brrr
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@jiggersotoole7823 11 days ago
Walking is king. Ditch the car.
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@lisamerrill24 9 days ago
Yes any exercise is good for you but not really gonna help you if you eat like shit!
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@MsSimpleMovies 2 months ago
1. Anything that drives inflammation
2. Anything that adds toxicity to your brain
3. Trophic support - the nerve growth factor, nutrients and hormones
4. Energetics - oxygenation dropping in sleep - want 96-98% oxygenation levels
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@Shasha8674 1 month ago
Zn/Mg/Vit A/coenzymated B vitamins/blueberries/coconut flakes/lecithin/progesterone and
more may help the brain.
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@janelensch6168 1 month ago
Thank you for food items listed.
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@wellnesspathforme6236 1 month ago
@janelensch6168 Look into what Morley Robbins, Dr. Chris Knobbe and Mary Ruddick
share about biochemistry and the supremacy of the ancestral diet (go back to what got us
here).
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@Shasha8674 1 month ago
@janelensch6168 May help the brain/body: Not eating gluten/dairy/soy/sugar/GMO corn,
soy, canola oil may help. Asian diet may help minus MSG/soy/wheat/canola oil. Gluten is in
wheat/barley/rye...oats/corn/rice. Rice is low in gluten. Wild rice has no gluten. Hidden gluten
may hurt. Gluten may hurt the gut lining/hormones/thyroid which affect nutrients absorbed for
the brain/body cells. Detoxing with milk thistle/dandelion may help. Hair test to see good
minerals/heavy metals on Amazon may help. Restore low good minerals and detox heavy
metals. God bless!
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@Joey-fs7ro 1 month ago
High fructose corn syrup... it's in almost every processed food on the market and most
beverages.
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@MaisieB9103 3 weeks ago
Appreciate that !
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@AcesGaruda 2 weeks ago
@Shasha8674 what is the meaning of coenzyme b complex?
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@Shasha8674 2 weeks ago
@AcesGaruda Coenzymated B vitamins are more activated like folate instead of folic acid
and Methylcobalamin instead of cyanocobalamin etc.. Nature's plus has a Super B complex
with the B vitamins in their more active form that will work better than the synthetic form.
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@mmhervey3449 2 months ago
I wished I could understand all of this or even most of it. Here’s my take not from just this
episode but from everything I’ve read and experienced:
Very low on carbs, especially simple carbs
Eat organic foods as much as possible.
Exercise most days
Drink plenty of water.
Keep your mind active.
Keep stress low as much as possible, meditation very helpful.
Turn off all electronics sooner rather than later. (Hint, hard to do but not impossible).
Laugh and sing on a daily basis, preferably when you’re by yourself.
Get enough sleep.
There’s most likely other important things but this will get you started.
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@lauraarcher1730 2 months ago
Thankyou,
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@bonitabonita3431 1 month ago
THANNNK YOU!
That’s it &&& got me first & foremost is keeping God first (1st) in my life.
Father
Son Jesus &
The Holy Ghost.
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@sashapillai7430 1 month ago
Thank you for briefing it here
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@milels6917 1 month ago
That is my take on all this it’s all common sense eating good healthy food Singing trying to be
as healthy happy as you can My husband early dementia always has too much sugar but
won’t change now Hay ho
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@jessyantony3807 1 month ago
Thank you
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@AmericaCirclingTheDrain 1 month ago (edited)
@milels6917 The trouble is that there's not a consensus as to what a healthy diet is.
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@lillieberger2883 1 month ago
I would add good oral health, take a probiotic, eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, especially
getting enough vitamin C. Get outside in the sun a little everyday for vitamin D, most people
are quite low as we found out during Covid. Treat chronic inflammation naturally if possible
with curcumin, MSM, antioxidants, exercise, and reduced stress.
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@janebadon3988 1 month ago
Tons of excellent information here!
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@eileenlocke7877 1 month ago
Thank u
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@donalkinsella4380 1 month ago
You left out the love of a good woman. Other than your mother.
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@xhames61x 4 weeks ago
You DO NOT want me to sing, even when I''m by myself
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@MMelanie963 3 weeks ago
Yes wonderful thank you
Add to that water needs to be filtered, seafood needs to be wild, smaller / fast growing types
such as salmon, sardines, mackerel, herring and anchovies and wild cod fish
Avoid air pollution/heavy metals and mould, a HEPA air filtration for the home could help (and
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@kripaharris237 3 weeks ago
Organic food too expensive
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@xhames61x 3 weeks ago
@kripaharris237 Regular food is too expensive. Thanks, Creepy Joe.
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@jananthony7308 2 weeks ago
Thanks
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@shaz4532 2 weeks ago
THANK YOU!
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@toomuchdebt5669 8 days ago
​ AmericaCirclingTheDrain There is a concensus. Just go back 10000 years ago. Or better
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yet meditation / paleo/ keto diet.
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@satraramek9760 1 year ago
GrandMother is 103.
Never exercised. Eats whatever, whenever, in moderation.
Never drank
Never smoked.
Raked the yard, grew flowers....
Still very moderately cognitive. Didnt decline until year 101!
Still pronounces my name even at 3 am
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@cpotharst3059 1 year ago
That's a gift. Thanks for sharing!
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@bernadetteraikar8822 1 year ago
Raked the yard, grew flowers and did a lot of work with her hands instead of a machine.
That's enough exercise. Also, moderation is the key. At the time she grew up, most food was
organic, unlike now. And of course, she's got first class genes as a special blessing from
God.
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@mswilson8702 1 year ago
@bernadetteraikar8822 The great generation !!!! no processed food !!
worked hard, grew their own produce.. etc etc
Charlie Chaplin silent movie “Modern Times” a black comedy, speaks to the effects of
modern technological innovations, urbanisation, scientific discoveries, and eventual
globalisation. Mechanisation diminishing the value of the human being, ones human and
spiritual value, and the overall quality of life for humanity … he was right .. a gentle man who
let his art speak for him, in a profound way, but still we are slow to wake up to the messaging
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@beverleyjohnson5709 1 year ago
Great
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@joannmclean6406 1 year ago
People choose to either respect their bodies God gave them or disrespect their bodies by
what they consume. In God's word, the Bible, He tells us in 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 to care for
our bodies. ️
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@southerngirl1408 1 year ago (edited)
She was Definitely blessed with the longevity gene. She only had access to healthy food a
good part of her life since processed food didn’t exist. Eating in moderation is good…God
bless her
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@pallavisreetambraparni6995 1 year ago
She's definitely blessed and very lucky
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@PeaceIsYeshua 1 year ago
@@Satra, I love this comment!!
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Are y’all East Indian by chance? I ask because many Indian spices are soooo great for health
and keeping the brain young!
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@SAAlexander 1 year ago
There is no key. It's the throw of the dice to a great degree. Some kind of genetic
engineering?
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@user-sl3zv8cq9k 1 year ago
Be careful about eating whatever, food of her time is very different from nowadays.
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@dorothysay8327 1 year ago
That’s good genes and a clean lifestyle. Not everyone escapes the ravages of modern life
though—pollution, chemicals in every product, processed foods, pesticides etc.
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@Victorm61767 1 year ago
Everybody not the same genetically
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@ernestinemorrison2799 1 year ago
Kudos to longevity. Dr Martin Luther King Jr professed longevity has its place in time. I am
in awe
of your family member even at 77.
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@ernestinemorrison2799 1 year ago
@mswilson8702 people hear the prophets, however, they refuse to
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@mykimikimiky 1 year ago
and if she drank or smoked, she could be 107!
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@anneelizabethgarvey9442 1 year ago
@ernestinemorrison2799 p p p) )m.
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@deecee901 1 year ago
Shes is lucky. Incredible. Good for her..
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@analogchris9084 1 year ago
Your grandmother sounds like me....
Just how we were raised....keep active and productive.
No alcohol..no smoking really helps.
66 years old.....look like 40.....still feel like 20.
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@analogchris9084 1 year ago (edited)
@mykimikimiky .... you totally missed the point
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@analogchris9084 1 year ago
​True... but you choose your lifestyle.
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@verreal 1 year ago
listen to them.
@bernadetteraikar8822 Right. And guaranteed she was breastfed, not fed artificial baby
formula. And finally, if there were eleven people who smoked, drank and ate giant steaks who
lived to be a hundred, there were many MANY more who had a heart attack at sixty. So just
don't do that stuff.
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@bluewaters3100 8 months ago
That's great!
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@saraswatkin9226 8 months ago (edited)
@mswilson8702 no GMO food and sounds like close loving family unit which is a great
blessing.
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@holiday07 8 months ago
Most likely, your grandmother would rather take a walk going to the market, instead of taking
the car to go the grocery. Some people who exercise exhaustively tend to injure themselves
or you see them drinking or smoking heavily later. It’s the net sum of cumulative action and
choices.
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@phenomenalfemale524 7 months ago
One has to wonder about people like this success record... Is all the hype about Alzheimer's
overblown? Because it is complicated, patients are easily agitated about it happening to
them. You likely have the gene thing going for U.
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@susanhesse140 7 months ago
Hallelujah!
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@PolHa-gv4js 5 months ago
It s the garden that saved her
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@caroldoddart 3 months ago
My grandmother was the same way made it to 102. She ate real food. A lot of it. She grew
herself. She worked in her yard, but the key to her (I believe now) she turned every worry,
problem, stress she had over to God 100% and did her best to help the situation, and then
then let it go. This precious woman was as cool as a cucumber all the time.
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@toby9999 3 months ago
Very lucky.
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@bruceb5481 3 months ago (edited)
@analogchris9084 You missed the joke.
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@ziv2liv 3 months ago
My father who ate anything he wanted and never exercise, died at age of 79 after five years
of dementia, His older brother who worked our since he was 40 was sharp as a nail and died
recently at age 99. Genetic is important but you can certainly improve upon.
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@anyezvanrozenburg3383 3 months ago
the interruptions were short and immediately responded to. The answers were clarifying and
it made the whole thing more comprehensive for me and probably many others.
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@15walkeen 3 months ago (edited)
@joannmclean6406 some treat their body like a temple. Others, an amusement park.
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@linmal2242 2 months ago
Well, she was lucky and savy and had the good genes, but they did not come from any god,
they came from the natural world and her heredity. Don't ascribe some benefit or malaise to
a supposed divine power that is nonexistent !
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@linmal2242 2 months ago (edited)
@mswilson8702 Nicely said !
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@linmal2242 2 months ago
Well Corinth was an 'in-between' state, neither Spartan nor Athenian but allied to both. For
survival of necessity. But nothing to do with any god bible, more to do with self respect.
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@linmal2242 2 months ago
Yes, 'engineered' by nature and evolution over lots of time ! Natural selection originally in
action, hence the longevity, with the genetic legacy handed down. That and peace and
prosperity !
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@memoryrinehart4452 2 months ago (edited)
@PeaceIsYeshua I love spices but my own grandmother, born in 1900 and lived to 104, ate
very blandly from what I could see.
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@memoryrinehart4452 2 months ago (edited)
​ holiday07 I think you're right about the walking to the store.
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My grandparents never owned a car. Grandfather died at 80 (he drank in early yrs.) but
grandmother lived to 104.
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@lisaperry491 2 months ago (edited)
That's awesome. I'll give you my 2 cents on this. Big pharma, specifically cholesterol
medicine. Your brain needs it to function. I've talked to a few homecare nurses who have said
95% of their dementia patients are on strong cholesterol meds.
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@tracysmith-yv5lt 2 months ago
i believe it is the person itself my mother in law nearly 80 starting with Alzheimer's i have
known her for over 20 years every time I see her eating food adding salt going on holidays
being spoilt with food and drink all the time it is hard for me to watch i work with dementia and
they do not know what they are doing i have to look after 2 kids with arthritis not enough
money while they were young kids everything going up now i read about diets when my
kidneys nearly stopped working stage 4 with lupus i think it is what we eat and lifestyle with
what I have it is low vitamin d levels i can't go in the sun with lupus on oral now they gave me
to much which was my kidney issues was had to have a week of fluids in hospital for a week
reduce calcium even things like kale and spinach are high in calcium, coffee depletes calcium
from bones mine just go to urine or kidney stones.. Less oil for cooking use olive oil, and
coconut oil and use herbs and spices instead if possible I'm not a good cook like his mother
is a good cook i just put things in the oven with 2 types of vegetables and potatoes one meal
a day instead of eating all the time.
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@SuplemetacionyMedicina-uj2ri 2 months ago
what a bless!
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@blumusdu 2 months ago
Was there any change when she turned 101?
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@catthompson1466 2 months ago
My husband's Aunt had breast cancer in her 60s. Had the breast removed but took no
treatment. She ate sugar, really enjoyed her happy hours never exercised. Ate what she
wanted. She passed right before her 99th birthday.
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@1stSchoolofLife 2 months ago
even at 3 am
lol What a blessing. Genetics and lifestyle like that runs in my family too.
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@stephaniet9264 2 months ago
Thank you for sharing this. My grandfather lived to 101. Healthy, no heart disease, no
cancer, no cognitive decline. However, I think we should factor in that our long lived relatives,
also were born in a time without pesticides, GMO's. EMF radiation, etc. They ate better food,
breathed better air etc. I think it plays a factor in their longevity.
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@nc737 2 months ago
Yeah, this speaker and all his california cliches and platitudes was a wasted watch
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@debsday5445 2 months ago
Amazing
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@jojivarghese3494 1 month ago
Moderation ' is the secret.
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@inthevortex-de1rh 1 month ago
Great! Good combination of genes and lifestyle
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@Silverstreak7878 1 month ago
The never drinking and smoking are significant and also the gardening is significant.
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@jenniferlee7167 1 month ago
Wherre does she live? In the city or country? In the USA?
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@genkiferal7178 1 month ago (edited)
@PeaceIsYeshua most herbs are at the very top of lists of foods containing antioxidants.
cocoa and oregano are realllyyyy at the top
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@teriwellborn165 1 month ago
My friend never exercised, was an alcoholic but is sober for 32 years now. Sharp as a tack.
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@WestVirginia1959 1 month ago
She didn't exercise because she was already doing hard labor.
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@WestVirginia1959 1 month ago
She also didn't eat all this processed and junk food.
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@elliediaz6667 1 month ago
But she wasn't exposed to so much toxicity as generations after hers. Every generation
inherits a more and more toxic environment. Nothing we can do about that unless you live in
the wilderness and grow all your own food.
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@maryshanley329 1 month ago
Good genes help.
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@maryshanley329 1 month ago
I don’t want to outlive what little money I have, i am getting close to that.i am scared.
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@UrDominioN 1 month ago
I have a goal to live to 103. Hopefully my granddaughter can post something like you one
day.
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@saraswatkin9226 1 month ago
@bernadetteraikar8822 probably no screen time nor surrounded by electromagnetic
pollution.
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@eileenlocke7877 1 month ago
Wow bless him
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@laurelharper1109 1 month ago
@PeaceIsYeshua Asian Indian is the term now.
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@laurelharper1109 1 month ago
@analogchris9084 the grandmother is older than you therefore YOU sound like HER.
Alcohol and tobacco age the skin prematurely, not using them are 2 reasons why you look as
you do. Good for you!
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@laurelharper1109 1 month ago
@verreal Don’t be so sure. Baby formula’s been around since 1869 and you don’t even
know this woman.
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@laurelharper1109 1 month ago
@phenomenalfemale524 no, there’s no hype about Alzheimer’s disease and btw AD is only
one type of dementia although it is the most common. Not everyone is subject to dementia. Is
that what you thought?
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@PeaceIsYeshua 1 month ago
@laurelharper1109
Asian Indian? I’ve never heard that term—that’s weird, as I think of Asians as Japanese,
Chinese, etc, but thanks for the heads up! I know India is classified as part of Asia, but that’s
such an odd term.
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@mirzetdedic170 4 weeks ago
My grandmother was 97 years when she died,she smoked over 75 years
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@Paul-ft4pd 3 weeks ago
Give her fresh ginkgo baloba leaves if possible ,after I cook salmon & bake potatoes carrots&
whatever,after cooking I put them on a plate on fresh ginkgo leaves, add heaps-coconut oil to
the veggies, yum watch her brain heal!
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@PeaceIsYeshua 3 weeks ago
@Paul-ft4pd
That sounds like a great recipe for the Brain indeed!
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@Nanmoses2023 3 weeks ago
BETTY WHITE LIVED TO BE 100 and ate hotdogs ,drank liquor and ate strawberry ligerish
everyday but in moderation .
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@chattinglifestyle6008 3 weeks ago
Gardening is the best Intermittent exercise! She lived a real life instead of an artificial life. The
reason why exercise is now suggested is because people don’t live like they used to. They
used to walk everywhere and do everything with their hands. One of the reasons why some
Europeans live longer than Americans is because they still walk places take public …
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@user-pk6ge2qs7n 2 weeks ago
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@zebing 2 weeks ago
don't lie to us. she's on trt. we love her though
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@Someone-vn9ce 12 days ago (edited)
Yep, my Great Grandfather was like that. He lived to be 105. Same thing, never smoked or
drank, ate what he liked, but didn't have much of a sweet tooth. He loved meat, eggs,
potatoes and fresh veggies. He worked on his farm until he was 103. The last 2 years he
"retired." Even when he was 100, we went to visit one day and he was up on top of his hou…
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@jo.k235 3 days ago
I really love this and I really hope she's going strong.
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@jo.k235 3 days ago
@Someone-vn9ce That's incredible you should be so proud of him we could only be so
lucky to live that long if we are well enough to do so.
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@sparkleinco2035 3 years ago
I have been preaching this ever since I read the book. However so many want to believe we have
no control over cognitive decline. I am 80 now and happy I am paying attention to these ideas.
thanks again Tom for this important message.
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@cliffordbenjamin3899 1 year ago
Really enlightening explanation.
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@cliffordbenjamin3899 1 year ago
Very important explanation on dietary intake in relation to cognitive decline.
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@cliffordbenjamin3899 1 year ago
I love this questions and answers,
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@judygray1060 1 year ago
@cliffordbenjamin3899
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@judygray1060 1 year ago
@cliffordbenjamin3899
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@starrynight3363 1 year ago
Hi. I hope that you are taking in your MCFA, Medium Chain Fatty-Acids (coconut oil
ketones).
There isn't a single case of AD or dementia, that didn't first commence from being
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
No.mention of ldn
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@Wolfy39565 1 year ago
good for you dude! hope you live another 80 years of happyness!
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 ?
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@lucianaromulus1408 1 year ago
I'm glad to see an elder taking this seriously. It's so annoying watching for example my dad
and maternal grandmother just straight up ignore health and just let theirs decline because
they refuse to better themselves and just want to accept decline. Keep up the good work
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@lucianaromulus1408 what happens there energy isn't there to start to change I think
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@kennethmarks1625 1 year ago
@cliffordbenjamin3899 by
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@CosmicSeeker69 8 months ago
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@laurencohen62 3 months ago
Really?? Don't you think he is just trying to slow the Doctor down a bit for us lay-people to be
able to have a better understanding??
I think your opinion is hugely Cattty!!!
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@huertalapaz8359 3 months ago
also 80 and building a new home and planted a huge garden , moved in about 100 trees from
previous location planning on at lesst 10 more years ,been eating organic and exercising for
45 years and working basic labor on farms
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@FREEDOMFIGHTER28s__Left__Dent 4 weeks ago
my grandpa started getting noticable cognitive decline after 90 but that was also the time he
started being unable to walk without a cane. Now at 94 he cant even walk .
It all comes down on you at once.
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@Mars-pf6vu 10 days ago
Best to do deep breathing before falling asleep I guess
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@brendawatkins5751 1 year ago
Thank you for your work and dedication DR. I'm 77 YEARS OLD and I HAVEN'T HAD A
PROBLEM COMMUNICATING WITH ANYONE, EXCEPT LAST YEAR MY DAUGHTER DIED
OF COVED 19 SHE WAS 53 AND HAD A NEW GRANDBABY,THAT JUST DIDN'T REGISTER
FOR ME, I'VE GOTTEN A LOT BETTER AND HAVE EXCEPTED THE FACT, SOMEONE YOU …
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@HatRatt 1 year ago
I am sorry to hear of your loss. I am 74. My son died 20 years ago. He was just 18 but it is
as though he is here somewhere; I just can't see him. That is a relationship that I will never
let go of. That is ok, isn't it? I think it is. Eventually, the pain of the loss just turned into a
love of the memories.
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@louiseannatfreeyourspirit 1 year ago
A huge traumatic shock at the time I’m sure, which will mess with your body chemistry and
behaviour. I hope you are mending yourself with great wisdom and loads of self love and
care.
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@joannmclean6406 1 year ago
I'm so sorry for your loss. You will see her again in heaven. Cherish the fact that Jesus Christ
loves you and cares for you in your loss.
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@poppadoc5614 1 year ago
I am so sorry for your loss. We lost a daughter 52 with 4 children Dec 12th of 2022. I agree
you just live with missing them.
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@louiseannatfreeyourspirit 1 year ago
@poppadoc5614
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@colleenlewis2780 1 year ago
I’m so sorry for your loss sending
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@colleenlewis2780 1 year ago
@poppadoc5614 I’m so sorry for your loss sending
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@colleenlewis2780 1 year ago
@HatRatt I’m so sorry for your loss I know the pain never goes away we just learn to live
with it
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@patblavat9875 1 year ago
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@angelacoleman6580 1 year ago
So sorry... This must be hard...
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@johannevanderghote7577 1 year ago
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@penniroyal4398 1 year ago
It’s never easy loosing a child no matter the age or circumstances
find peace and ways to improve your health.
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@leslievoice1402 2 months ago
Yes it is, if your honest with yourself you know theres so many ups and downs emotionally..it
takes far longer than anyone who hasn't gone through such a loss will tell you..I dont believe
theres a time frame or a NORMAL..staying busy and caring for others one day at a time
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@edie4321 2 months ago
I am so sorry for your loss. The ones that caused this will pay for their crimes. I'm so sorry for
you and your family.
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@christynorman7288 2 months ago (edited)
Did your daughter take the mRNA jab ?
53 is no age am so sorry for your loss.
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@cc10757 2 months ago
so sorry for your loss.
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@poetmaggie1 2 months ago
We don't let go, we keep it forever and that is OKAY.
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@fryaxoof2521 1 month ago
I have had a hard time moving on with life after losing my husband and young brother of 42.
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@felixoupopote 3 weeks ago
Oh, I am so sorry for you. That is devastating beyond what I can imagine. Take care.
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@tomfenn9618 3 weeks ago
I'm very sorry to hear this about your daughter sir; I just can't imagine the pain you feel. This
genie out of the bottle for what? I read they remain working in labs across the world. I wished
our leaders or someone in our world could use AI to find the source and then put 'em up a
flag pole.
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@judymawhorter7301 2 weeks ago
Blessings be with you
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@patkillebrew4110 2 weeks ago
I I’m so sorry for the loss of your daughter
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@digger105337 12 days ago
You don't have to yell, WE CAN HEAR YOU. ( FYI typing in all Caps is yelling in the typingverse) It's all good
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@SuperZimpatico 1 month ago
Walking ️it’s fantastic, intermittent fasting, low carbs, no to much fruit and sugars, no to alcohol,
learning different languages, doing crossword puzzles, listening to music, interacting with nature,
taking toxic peoples out of your life, and not only peoples, material possessions that not longer
serves you all of that stuff are really toxic, and never get involved in anything that it’s not your …
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@4406bbldb 1 year ago
I came here for positive support and think I got it and I’m Winning. 75 and growing.
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@mishaanton5436 1 year ago
I hope DR.bredesen knows how much we appreciate his time. Thanks Tom!!
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@Peter-xo6bn 1 year ago
Sleep really is important for many reasons however people like Myself who worked in EMS
for decades are all plagued with insomnia and yes it ages both Your body and Your mind. So
called sleeping pills are the worst thing in the world for insomnia.
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@brehpotsirhc 1 year ago (edited)
@Peter-xo6bn
I used to work ICU/CCU
3rd shift... our shift always ended with Happy Hour!
THOSE were the days!
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@gilaprimak7554 2 months ago
Yeah but he seems so douchy....
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@c.sc.9353 1 year ago
I would like to have listened to Dr. Bredesen more without interruption!
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@diann546 2 months ago
I completely disagree. I appreciated his well timed interruptions.
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@mekad7900 1 month ago
I thought it was just me
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@seascape185 2 weeks ago
Oh well!
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@m.talmagemoorehead 12 days ago
Dale Bredesen deserves a Nobel Prize.
Translate to English
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
Thank you for this. My mom has Alzheimers and we put her in a care home almost 3 years ago.
Its been the hardest time for us all as our brother just passed away and so did my moms partner and she doesnt even know. Ive been watching her slowly fade away and she always wants to
sleep. I am doing my best to give her health products, love, healing and care. But I cant save her.
She never ate well. She never exercised. She smoked for 65 years. Had all her teeth ripped out
at 50. Had bleeding leg ulcers. Lived on sugar and worry. Had alcoholic husbands and a very
traumatic childhood. No wonder, she wants to check out of this dimensions with dementia.
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@HealthyLife4Me 1 year ago
Same for my mom. I removed her from a nursing home and restored her health. She is 85.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago (edited)
TRY GIVING HER BRAHMI ….
My friend’s mum improved out of sight taking BRAHMI plus never eating any product which
comes from ANY grain.
Read the book “…
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify
I loved your sympathetic comment.
Self love must be programmed in, ideally in the formative years (1-7).
Many miss out on this critical nurturing. So sad …
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@writerforlifeify 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 I just noticed your reply right after I sent you my question re: almonds.
Another question, if you don't mind....what is BRAMHI & where does one acquire it? I
consume grain & suffer no pain--grain in sliced bread, cereal like Shreddies (wheat bran)--the
one with 0 sugar, 0 sodium. No flavor at all, but I like it. And whole grain pasta.
Are you aware of the book 'Blue Zone Kitchen? See videos. Beans (of all kinds) comprise the
cornerstone of this diet from the 'blue zone' regions of the world--wherein one finds the
greatest proportion of centenarians. Re: bread--the author recommends only whole wheat or
sourdough.
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@katherinegordon5233 1 year ago
@HealthyLife4Me GOOD! Nursing homes are the worst! NO matter how kind and caring the
CNA's are, the homes over work them often times with 28 patients per care giver! The state
is not consistent with regulating and the fines often are not that big.
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@katherinegordon5233 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 What is Brahmi plus?
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@australianwoman9696 1 year ago (edited)
First, get her outside in the morning sun. Remove her glasses, expose her arms & legs as
much as possible. Second give her butter, coconut oil and nuts if possible.
Third give her something to do such as washing plastic cups & plates in a bowl of water. Play
cards with her, go for walks with her. Use herbs in your cooking. (Our brains are fat & need
fats in order to function. Look at the Philippines they use coconut milk & have low levels of
old timers disease - Alzheimer. )
Feed food as close to a natural state as possible. Eliminate transfers, sugar. Increase fish
consumption, olive oil on salads. Red wine in moderation increase non starchy vegetables
and fruits. (Grapes & grape seed extract, celery & celery seed extract) Avoid all exposure to
aluminium.
May God bless your efforts in Jesus Christ's name Amen
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@australianwoman9696
EXCELLENT POST - thank you.
Especially the SUN advice
(On bare skin) - I would add bare feet on the earth (ideal at the beach) because we pick up
electrons from the earth … and, together with photons of light from the sun - we are doing
ourselves a huge favour.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify
What you eat (the standard western diet) horrifies me …
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@writerforlifeify 1 year ago (edited)
@snowyowl6892 Doing just fine, diet-wise. Never set foot in a McD's or similar since we
moved to Canada when I was 6. I'm finding that I feel best after eating a bowl of shredded
cabbage, radishes, carrots, celery, black/navy beans & (sometimes) slices of hard-boiled
eggs--doused in olive oil & apple cider vinegar, topped with walnut pieces. No salt unless Mrs
Dash. So tasty, light, yet filling. And I love my oatmeal. Google 'oldest person ever'-Frenchwoman named Jeanne Calment lived to 122. An ex-smoker, she made liberal use of
olive oil & loved chocolate. The darker the better for me, I adore 100% Baker's chocolate,
antioxidant-rich, delectably bitter.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@HealthyLife4Me wonderful what brought her back what illness was reversed
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 what is brahmi
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify yes sourdough isn't the same as modern bread.but it's mostly it's sprayed is
the problem which intention depopulation slowly fact with roundup
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify oh yes for sure it's been known for decades it was coming were surplus to
requirements IE servants to the realm.the food company s phosphates are owned by pharma
cuticals company's so self feeding the illness whatever they say do the opposite even no 2
doctors personally saying the same.got to help one another now if you can grow your …
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@writerforlifeify 1 year ago (edited)
@tomsale5142 I've never cared a whit for my own fertility; happily child-free forever!
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@SPDATA1 1 year ago
@HealthyLife4Me
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@shivaniad 1 year ago
I hope and pray your mom gets better soon.
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@Quantum3691 1 year ago
@katherinegordon5233 Bacopa monnieri also called brahmi, water hyssop, thyme-leaved
gratiola, and herb of grace, is a staple plant in traditional Ayurvedic medicine.
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@whatsupw9017 1 year ago
Sad, I wish mom and you many blessings
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@jamesdean2043 1 year ago
So sorry
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify thank you so kindly. I hope she can do it this lifetime with my assistance. xo
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
@HealthyLife4Me how did you restore her health? How did you take care of her on your
own or hire a nurse? xo
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 OK thank you I will look for where I can buy some here in Vancouver.
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 agree xo
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@katherinegordon5233
Buy Brahma at a herbalist or perhaps an Indian grocery store.
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@hsny76h4l9 1 year ago
@HealthyLife4Me How did u restore your health?
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
@HealthyLife4Me wow, can you please share how you did this? How far gone was she
before you took her out? My mom needs 24/7 care and cant take care of herself and I dont
have the capacity to take care of her full time as a single person...
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@helenahandkart1857 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify , You will be suprised to learn that most people in the so called blue zones
actually eat far more poultry, red meat & eggs & fish, & more regularly, in their traditional diets
than that book outlines, & in many places, dairy, also.
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@dianasmith1746 1 year ago
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@justhere3794 1 year ago
My father was never in a nursing home and we took care of him even with severe dementia
in the home he loved. My sister never wanted to give his money to a nursing home also. We
both worked in nursing homes and all he would have done was just sit or lie on a bed, feed
him, and clean him. We finally had hospice come in. Also had help once in awhile. Way better
to keep parents in their home or yours unless your spouse hates your parents or have other
family issues. My sister and I are tough cookies and don’t over react when dad did something
crazy or had health issues since we are both healthcare pros. But even if we aren’t we are
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@AwakenThyself 1 year ago
@justhere3794 thank you for sharing.. that is beautiful. I am a single girl in a very expensive
rental that I work 10 hours a day - I am not able to take care of her on my own - I would be
living on the streets... I dont know what else to do......
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@Marylmac 1 year ago (edited)
@justhere3794 Nice, thanks.
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@TrishCanyon8 1 year ago
God bless you. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF.
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@stanleyjohntheroosterandbr1961 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 where do you buy BRAHAM?
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@stanleyjohntheroosterandbr1961 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 do you ot want to share where the Brahmi is or how to get it? I see a lot of
people asking you this and you never reply.
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@pallavisreetambraparni6995 1 year ago
Have her listen to some lovely music. Any kind of music that she likes. Country music, pop
music, Christmas music during Christmas time. Take her outside to look at the lovely flowers,
the lovely trees, and listen to the birds sing and chirp on a clear blue sky day on a lovely
spring day or summer day. Have her get in touch with pet like a dog. Nowadays dogs are …
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@katen1228 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 , whose the author?
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@chasethecat3839 1 year ago
Try silica and cbd
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@My_Secret_ArtSketchbook 1 year ago
Sugar n sweeteners is 1 of the reasons behind dementia also people who read loud/ read in
general write- play board games do puzzles , knitting crochet play chess/musical instrument
laugh socialise - their memory is terrific. Alzheimers caused by listening to very loud music
during youth
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@My_Secret_ArtSketchbook 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 BINGO u sound like a Light Worker? R U one? Or a chosen one
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@writerforlifeify 1 year ago
@paulette-rose You're what?
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@mariasoaressimpson4860 1 year ago
Mym has Alzheimer too! We put her in a home for people with Alzheimer’s and dementia! It
has been the wrost time of my life I miss her a lot! She did not smoke… she ate healthy…
exercised a lot! I don’t really get it!
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@writerforlifeify 1 year ago
@mariasoaressimpson4860 I heard that Alzheimer's might be an autoimmune disease. If
so, diet + exercise won't prevent its onset. But more research is required to understand its
true origins.
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@sugar392 1 year ago
Body NEEDS SALT
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@annychest718 1 year ago
They give them stuff to quiet them down
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@helenaquin1797 1 year ago
@australianwoman9696 Aluminum can only cross the blood brain barrier when it forms a
complex with citric acid.
So never cook acidic foods with that acid in aluminum pans or serve them in foil containers..
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@royhenderson9826 1 year ago
So sad to read!. Bless You all. Just be there if needed!.
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@carolbeevers8135 1 year ago
@australianwoman9696 i
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@rositzavenkova1659 1 year ago
@australianwoman9696 ism
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@rositzavenkova1659 1 year ago
@justhere3794 . Pl by
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@anhthai7550 1 year ago
Independent situation if all the family every family is different
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@stephaniejones1642 1 year ago
@helenahandkart1857 no
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@domainmailbox3850 8 months ago
Going through the same with my dad.
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago
Is this for Alzheimer?
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@annedodgson8677 4 months ago
Just let her go….
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@davidandrews8007 3 months ago
My mon had alzhiemer and did not drink or smoke. They give patients drugs at nursing
homes to keep them quiet.
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@user-dx9ej1rh2e 2 months ago
A lack of vitamin d3 makes you want to sleep, I saw this with my brother. Dr. Checked and he
was low so doctor prescribed 50 thousand mg. On Thursdays for 8 weeks. Didn't sleep like a
log in day anymore. In 3 days we noticed a difference even his moodiness went away
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@freedomgranny1545 2 months ago
It sounds like your Mom had a lot of stress in her life which couldn’t have been easy. When
you are stressed like that you do some unhealthy things sometimes. Just love her. My
daughter quit talking to me a couple years ago. I was so close with her children and now the
oldest won’t talk to me either. I’m so hoping we can have a relationship again before …
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@HealthyLife4Me
God bless you for taking your mother out of the nursing home and caring for her!
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@snowyowl6892
What is Brahms and where do you get it? Please, and thank you.
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@katherinegordon5233
what can we do to help fix this serious problem? We just can’t allow this to continue…
Thank you.
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@australianwoman9696
Thank you for caring…
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@justhere3794
God bless you both forever and always…
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@My_Secret_ArtSketchbook
I’m sorry I don’t understand what you’re saying… Please explain… Thank you
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago (edited)
@helenaquin1797
Thank you for your kind advice…
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@franziskani 2 months ago (edited)
@helenaquin1797 CO2 is also slightly acidic and sodas often have some citric acids in
them. And they are sold in aluminium cans too.
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@dianec.7645 2 months ago (edited)
@user-dx9ej1rh2e agreed. But so does a lack of Iron or vitamin B12. These ought to be
checked by docs regularly. And electrolytes, namely potassium.
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@dianec.7645 2 months ago (edited)
@australianwoman9696 excellent advice!!!
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@justhere3794 2 months ago (edited)
@AwakenThyself If she gets income have her live with u. My sister was poor and just kept
him at home. It was tough and not many people can do it. The days will pass and they die.
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@toncuz8291 2 months ago
How do we know the amyloids are not going to the scene of inflammation to fight it?...Just
like we found out about cholesteral.
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@karyannfontaine8757 2 months ago
I am very sorry. Terrible disease which robs our loved ones of their personalities, memories,
abilities. My aunt had vascular dementia, a dear friend had Alzheimers, showed me his
scans. I used to take him on my walks, eventually his wife had to put him in a hospital which
took care of dementia patients. My mother and I were on the visiting list. My mother played
the piano and all the patients responded to music. A nurse told us about a lady, who lost her
ability to speak. This lady began to sing and smile. Our friend lost my name, used to call me
"the young one". He used to be a musician.
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@kimdagnillo8246 2 months ago
Wow, so sorry, sounds very familiar with my mother, she only made it to 80, her mother 81
but my grandmother did not get Alzheimer’s, they said dementia for my mother and she
smoked right up until the day she stoked at 78, type 2 diabetes, never exercised, high BP. I’m
trying to avoid all that, being an Aries sun , Aries rules the head, plus I do believe in fate so …
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@explorerofunknownworlddept6232 2 months ago (edited)
@AwakenThyself u need to work less to use your spare time to care for your beloved mom!
Same like your mom cared of u when u r little till 18 yrs old, or even till 23 when in college.
Sadly when we realized the facts in emotion that we as next generation owed too much for
our beloved parents and grandparents!
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@maryzhang2273 1 month ago
@writerforlifeify 12:02
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@justgivemethetruth 1 month ago
I can relate to that. Very sorry you have to go through that, I know what it is like.
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@life1042 4 weeks ago
Virgin coconut oil reverses demetia
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@LeandroLiliaAlcantara-qd7cu 2 weeks ago
I pray that God helps you to overcome your financial difficulties. In Jesus' name. Amen.
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@kevinfalcao8657 1 day ago
@justhere3794 LADIES, YOU ARE ANGELS. YOUR DAD BROUGHT YOU UP WITH
AFFECTION , I AM SURE . YOU HAVE RETURNED THE FAVOR .
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@Rittlesleo 2 years ago
My husband and I went on a low carb diet and my brain fog disappeared in about 2 weeks! We
were 62 yo.
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@clairebear1808 2 months ago (edited)
I started the castor oil routine on my scars a drop in my belly button and I feel amazing my
skin is soft, my hair is luxurious , my eyelashes are really nice. I thought hell I will give it a
try and its another step to wellness for me. Am 63 on 7/31
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@jglee6721 1 month ago
@clairebear1808 That's new to me about castor oil in the belly button. I will look into it.
Thanks.
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@eddasturrup4912 1 year ago (edited)
WE SHOULD BE TEACHING ALL OF THIS IN OUR SCHOOLS..... SO THAT THE NEXT
GENERATION CAN BE IN A BETTER POSITIVE POSITION TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF
THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES.........
JUST DO A CLASS ON BRAIN HEALTH.........…
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@maryjobell 2 months ago
Amen
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@KathrynCurtiss 3 weeks ago
We need this information in the homes because the schools can't be expected to teach
everything. Home is where education begins. Parents need to wise up too.
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@annuitcptis3032 3 weeks ago
Oh no, our government would never allow that!!! Have you seen what these kids eat at
school??? You don't wanna make Big Food mad!!!
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@lionelhurst2817 2 months ago
Telling jokes, enjoying a variety of music, with a glass of wine, analysing the news and watching
children play are the best ways to keep active mentally and appreciate your life. Walking alone is
boring. Strolling with friends or family while interacting sounds like fun.
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@peterpiper487 1 year ago (edited)
LESSON: Anything can cause Alzheimer's so take care of EVERYTHING. That's what I got out of
this video. Since I'm ALREADY taking care of everything, I can hope that I won't get Alzheimer's.
I'm 72 now and super healthy in every way imaginable, so I think I'm on the right path.
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@LAKSHMIANGELES 1 year ago
SAME HERE, I'M A 71 YR OLD VEGETARIAN YOGA TEACHER, AND I KEEP LEARNING
NEW THINGS AND STAY ACTIVE WITH A YOUTHFUL ATTITUDE UNTIL I REACH 100 AND
MORE. LIFE IS SHORT AND WE MUST MAKE THE BEST OF IT WITHOUT TODAY'S
STRESSFUL FAST LIVES. WE MUST TAKE IT EASY AND GO WITH THE FLOW TO …
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@odinbolt4380 1 year ago
You saved me a hr,thanks
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@yvonnerahui8729 1 year ago
@LAKSHMIANGELES ..you forget though that there is God of creation who holds our lives
in His hands. And the other thing is: we might live well to 100 only to go into eternity without
hope in Christ Jesus. He did not go to the cross for nothing..there was a reason & an eternal
purpose for mankind. His blood was shed for the forgiveness of sin to those who believe in …
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@elle5435 1 year ago
I think not everyone will get it.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
My advice is only take natural, organic medicines … pharmaceutical drugs are almost always
derived from petroleum based products. That is my understanding, my personal opinion, but
you must do your own research to satisfy yourself.
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@joannmclean6406 1 year ago
@yvonnerahui8729 All praise to the LORD JESUS CHRIST!!! He wants all our praise. He
deserves to be honored and praised. He wants our lives to reflect his glory.
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@robhiggins5042 1 year ago
I just hope you haven’t had the vax
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@paulette-rose 1 year ago (edited)
@yvonnerahui8729
AMEN AND AMEN!
This life is but a vapor even it we live to 100. So many are super concerned about this blip in
time and not the least bit prepared for eternity. Which Jesus has already provided for us if we
would only reach out in faith and trust Him. And to those who do, we have a future with a far
incomparable superior body that will never degenerate for all eternity! No worries about
cognitive decline or aging in the glorious bodies Jesus will give us!! People need to focus on
these things as well as (or more than) how to keep this very temporary body well.
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@davidguthrie805 1 year ago
@yvonnerahui8729 spot on
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@S.L.S-407 1 year ago
@peterpiper487- There are genes that may be present in Alzheimers patients that are NOT
present in healthy people. You can get tested for that. 23and me does DNA testing AND they
also do a little health testing, They check for two specific genes that tend to show up in
Alzheimers patients. If you don't have those two genes it doesn't mean you won't get …
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@maggietattersfield2859 9 months ago
@LAKSHMIANGELES 14:50 I no but
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@newlife8318 7 months ago
Well we just cannot do this. And these guys are capitalising on our fears. Live your life and
stuff them!!!
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@freedomgranny1545 2 months ago
@S.L.S-407 I’m not sure I want to know.
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@rossgee1091 2 months ago
@LAKSHMIANGELES with respect, please don't use CAPS, it is much easier to read lower
case writing.
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago
@LAKSHMIANGELES
Is vegetarian high in carbs?
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago
@snowyowl6892
What can I do if I’m on heart medication?
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago
@S.L.S-407
Thank you for your kind contribution… I will take your advice…
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@S.L.S-407 2 months ago
@freedomgranny1545 - Playing ostrich is ALWAYS a bad idea !
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@S.L.S-407 2 months ago
@joannmclean6406 -Guess what? There are more people on earth that do NOT believe in
JC So, take your beliefs to your church not YT
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@catherinewheel4851 2 months ago
so was my mother until she turned 82. life long learner, worked until she was no longer able
to, travelled, read, mediterranean diet, etc, etc. she was diagnosed with alzheimer's at age
82, though i saw her slipping as early as 80. died of alz at age 92. it was an awful 10 year
slide.
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@S.L.S-407 2 months ago
@yvonnerahui8729 - NOT EVERYONE BELIEVES IN CHRIST SO KEEP YOUR RELIGION
TO YOURSELF
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@justgivemethetruth 1 month ago
Good luck
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@S.L.S-407 1 month ago
@joannmclean6406 -Not everyone is a Christian so keep your religious thoughts to
yourself.
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@user-bl1ji7io6u 4 weeks ago
@paulette-rose it would be great if Jesus would provide peace on earth. Is not he
supposed to be the prince of peace? He has been elected 2000 years ago, and still no peace
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@paulette-rose 4 weeks ago
@user-bl1ji7io6u
Peace is only found IN HIM not in this world (at least not until He returns and establishes His
kingdom on earth) Put your faith and trust in HIM and HE will give you peace in your heart.
God bless you.
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@judymawhorter7301 2 weeks ago
He doesn't talk about loneliness and that causes stress andinflammation. You need each
others energy. It's to share. Dance in the kitchen with yourself and turn up those oldies to
goodies music and let it the energy fly!!!..
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@spiritualwisdom515 1 year ago
Hugging lowers cortisol (stress hormone) by 40% almost instantly. Love in your heart towards
others and yourself will help you live long!
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@befunkrn 1 year ago
I really appreciate Tom's very pertinent, well-timed questions that made Dr B clarify points he was
only skimming over. Dr B was sometimes talking over our heads in overly technical terms, and
Tom made him explain himself.
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@waithikkib5192 1 year ago
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@carlaeskelsen 2 months ago
I didn't understand any of it well enough to do anything except walk more and eat less sugar.
Most of it seems beyond a normal person's control, especially if you can't go to a functional
medicine practitioner - none of them here accept insurance, and they charge well beyond the
average person's budget.
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@debbieminton5885 2 years ago
Dr. Bredesen, You will live on forever in the future. You will long be remembered as the Pioneer
for removing Alzhiemers. I am muddeling through all the things I need to do to bring myself back
to the person, people use to call to quote them a phone # from years ago. A Corotid Obstrution
caused a Stroke that I am still crawling back from. Your Book is helping me by leaps and Bounds.
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@bobann3566 2 months ago
I doubt that very much.
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@franzellecarmon3550 1 year ago
Dr. Sten Eckberg has changed my life and Dr. Bredesen simply reinforces what I have learned.
Thank you for this great interview and kudos for "slowing down."
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@gralaw1965 1 year ago
This doctor seems passionate in wanting to advise people, a good man there aren’t many caring
people like him in this world.
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@gardeniabee 1 month ago
I am fascinated with this doctor’s info.
PLEASE LET HIM SPEAK!
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@SuperSoliton 1 year ago (edited)
Note.
Four type causes of AD
1. inflammation--toxin
2. atrophic--poor vitamins damage
3. insulin resistance, glycemic toxin. type3 diabetes. neuron growth factor. Home IR. A1C
4. vascular, mitochondria
5. traumatic
To Prevent/reverse AD
1. Reduce exposures to toxins
2. Health food for brain
3. Help monocytes eat up amyloid.
4. Get into ketosis periodically to fuel the brain better. Glucose utility of brain decline by age.
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@justgivemethetruth 1 month ago
> 3. Help monocytes eat up amyloid.
How do you do that?
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@life1042 4 weeks ago
Virgin coconut oil reverses AD
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@AlienGrade 3 weeks ago
Summery:
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A bunch of rambling..stuff we already know.
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@michelangelobuonarroti916 2 weeks ago
@AlienGrade But yet, you don't know how to spell.
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@jaybyrd3240 3 years ago
Diet/gut health is so SO important for our brain. I suffered sever anxiety and depression( PTSD)
tried every medicine....NOTHING worked. Then I switched my diet ( to heal leaky gut, adrenal
fatigue, my liver etc) and it all but disappeared within a few weeks. If anyone has these problems
check out bone broth ( I use beef) to incorporate into your diet! All the best!!
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@elizabethwilk9615 3 years ago
Can you be specific on what you eat in a day
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@jaybyrd3240 3 years ago
@elizabethwilk9615 Absolutely! So I was , for a long time , on a strict vegetarian/almost
vegan diet. It is what I was told would help, and I believe it does for many. I then became
someone ( PTST/anxiety was my first issue of things out of my control) who went all in as a
"juicer". I heard great things about juicing ( Kale , spinach, ginger, apples ect) and did it. I lost
a ton of weight, but my anxiety , depression ect didn't budge. I then went low to no carb,
which switched to almost the Paleo diet.....then too almost carnivore. I went high fat (
avocado, olive oil, bone broth, gristle on meat etc) ALL things I thought would turn me fat, and
avoided ALL HIGH carbs ( everything has carbs on some form). and turned too HIGH fat
fish//beef. Nothing else. Some vegetable. Broccoli and cold potato salad is what I had. To
each their own . When this change happened , after YEARS of trying everything else my
depression went AWAY. Anxiety has almost demolished I substitute BEEF bone broth instead
of coffee....and INTERMENT fast. That is probably a huge reason as well . I will be happy to
answer more, considering I have written a page !!
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@janie3955 3 years ago
Jay Byrd, that is amazing, well done. This gives me hope, thank you
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@dianneadams3358 3 years ago
I’m glad you said this! I was just wondering what are people eating then
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@peace9537 3 years ago
So mostly meat is the diet that changed everything. This is so great.
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@gurgurgur 2 years ago
Watch dr Biswaroop Roy chodary diet videos
Translate to English
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@msmontana1961 why is bone broth dangerous?
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
Do you still do juicers? What was the reasons you stopped juicer?
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
Let me ask you so now you only eat meat, fats and vegetables only? No carbohydrates at
all?
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@gurgurgur 2 years ago
@tariqjackob8505 I use. everything
plant based food.
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@gurgurgur do you cook them or eat raw.
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@gurgurgur 2 years ago (edited)
@tariqjackob8505 morning time I make smoothie with fresh fruit and celery , spinach
,almond milk .afternoon I cook tofu with green pepper red pepper in oil salt and pepper eat
with milti grain bread or whole wheat bread home made afternoon dryfruit, around seven
dinner salad and cooked vegetables with tofo or plant based anything , sometimes sub ,no …
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@jaybyrd3240 2 years ago
@tariqjackob8505 Some people it works, but for me I dont not have access to organic
vegetables/fruit and if your juicing all those chemicals daily it can make you sick. It did for me.
Also after my elimination diet I found there where many vegetables ( mostly nightshades) that
gave me horrible bloating and brain fog. Some people dont get this reaction. It all depends …
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@walterscott2286 1 year ago
@jaybyrd3240 Really good I can tell you have very intelligently, step by step discovered
the best dietary elements of good health! I can identify with most everything you wrote. I too
have discovered pretty much the same good results.
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@Grungefan2018 2 months ago
Did you have to make your own bone broth? Would a quality online or store bought work ?
Thank you
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@freedomgranny1545 2 months ago
Thank you for your info about the gut. I’m going to look into this and see if it might help me.
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@filoniz 2 months ago
Rice has arcenic.
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@justgivemethetruth 1 month ago
What does bone broth do/provide?
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@maymalone1505 1 month ago
Thanks for the info
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@tesscot 2 weeks ago
THANKI YOU for putting the doctor's name in the title. So many times, they aren't there. I already
googled his books and will also watch more of his videos.
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@ktm4042 2 months ago
Dr. Bredesen is the real deal!! Thank you
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@HYPERBALLSKILLS 3 years ago
I'm so glad Tom interviews these brilliant people because he asks the right questions and gets
them to emphasize important points which gives me great value as a listener.
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@madwoof3932 3 years ago
And he listens without too much interruption
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@HYPERBALLSKILLS 3 years ago
@madwoof3932 yeah! A lot of interviewers should learn from him
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@marshajackson9368 1 year ago
Tom interrupts too much and he changes the conversation
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@TheDoglover1970 1 year ago
@marshajackson9368 I agree. I want to hear the rest of the sentence, but then he interrupts
and changes the direction, so I don't hear what I wanted to hear.
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@TheDocbach 3 years ago
This guy is about a trillion times more helpful and informative than the nutrition psychiatrist from
the previous video.
Not trying to be rude. Just saying that he covered everything he said in about 2 minutes and went
way beyond. A much more helpful interview IMO. Thanks for picking this guys brain Tom!
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@githasingh9010 1 year ago
Had stomach problems forever trying to fix the micro bium with Sauerkraut only this helps a
bit FERMENTED CABBAGE WITH SALT
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@githasingh9010 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)+
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@githasingh9010 1 year ago
You follow your ministry and I will follow my ministry
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@githasingh9010 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe
what it says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@Cooljack906 1 year ago
I read the comments before watching this. I really did not see a problem with Tom's questioning?
He just asked legitimate questions that other's were probably wanting to know also. Good
interview Tom. I enjoyed it!
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@muth7813 2 weeks ago
I got more out of this than almost all the other research I've done on health and that's been A LOT
because I've been fascinated by the subject since childhood. Thank you so much Dr. Bredesen
and Tom Bilyeu for having him. A most critical and informational talk for all of us, young and old.
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@artturock820 3 years ago
My mom died from alzheimers, so this information is extra important. Great to hear about these
advances in scientific knowledge.
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@RogueCylon 1 year ago
My died of Dementia complications. Wish I knew what I’ve learned recently back then.
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
Sorry to hear that. I hope you are taking good care.
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@RogueCylon Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)+
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@gregorypotter1109 1 year ago
The sadest thing is this knowledge has been around thousands of years in Asian Cultre,
especialy Inda, China and Tiebet, but Western man Thinks untill he descovers it it will not
work. So many spices used in these cou tries aid digestion, are anti inflamatory and anti
bacteral. Things such as martial arts, Yoga, Tai chi and my favorite Qingong.
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@Quantum3691 1 year ago
@gregorypotter1109 You are so right, Gregory. The majority of sickness and disease is
rooted in diet and exercise or lack thereof. Ancient knowledge.
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@brazucapipoca 1 year ago (edited)
How old was you mom when she w 29:07 as diagnosed and how long it took to her body to
be deteriorate due of Alzheimer? My mom is in her 85 and she was diagnosed 3 years ago
but I noticed things are changing badly,rapidly , I’m scare to lose her.
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago (edited)
@UTAH100 how good care? To prevent from having it?
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@UTAH100 6 months ago (edited)
@arianamontenegro5528 I was just suggesting that she take good care of herself- mentally.
I am also an advocate for nutrition and exercise which can go a long way to help people
prevent many illnesses including, but not limited to Alzheimer's.
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago (edited)
@UTAH100 awesome! This diseases can be prevented for sure
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@raewise6345 3 years ago
Doctor, if you are looking for subject volunteers, I would like to. My mother died with dementia at
87. I am unaware of anyone else in the family having the condition. I am doing all I can to avoid
this horrible disease. Thank you for this LIFE-SAVING information.
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@hedovein3540 1 year ago
Best informative interview for us people who are involved with someone going through this. PLUS
a good heads up for us while we are younger. Yep. ... Good water and hydration too is major.
Thank you for posting.
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@louiseannatfreeyourspirit 1 year ago
That was a super cool episode - he knows his stuff and makes the knowledge generally
accessible - makes me feel super blessed about what I have learnt over the decades but am
revisiting after an incident of accidental fume pollution and the consequential cognitive and body
energy decline. Reminds me not to push myself but just help my body to do its cleanse and …
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@seemapatilJapan 3 years ago
A GOLD MEDALIST IN INTERVIEWING PEOPLE. He is always aware. Aware of where the
convesation should lead and about the needs of his audience. How the hell this guy get so good?
Talent,skill, discipline, passion, wish to help others, relentlessness?
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@mc-nw1rk 1 year ago (edited)
I think some people are just naturally good in in doing certain things. And I think it's also a
matter of delving into a profession that you're good at. This, of course, doesn't always work
for everyone. It's not always possible for everyone of us to find what we're best at. Or, even if
we know what it is, we're not always lucky enough to pursue it. I guess, he is one of those …
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@blackfeel9172 1 year ago
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at
you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature
like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any
man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very
understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia
Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture
am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will
understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for
each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
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@waithikkib5192 1 year ago
@blackfeel9172 ??
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@blackfeel9172 1 year ago (edited)
@waithikkib5192 OK where are you located
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@rhonalipshitz4333 1 year ago
Sharp, super sharp
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@prakashmalik6163 2 years ago
MY wife AND I watched your well explained and hard work on YouTube. It is an eye opening info.
You and your associates have done great research to give hope how to avoid and help to
Cognitive decline-while other doctorate scholars did not look for any cure or how to avoid
Cognitive illness. We will share your great work with others.
Our prayers to bless YOU long and a healthy life to continue with an excellent research mission.
With best regards, Prakash Malik, Toronto Canada.
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@christineirmler7174 1 year ago
Great detailed information. Sooo many things to follow up on - including a big number of medical
tests to have done. It would be a brilliant service to get a list of health problems that may
contribute to alzheimers, what test is needed + how to get tested, AND how to interpret the
results!!! Thank you for all your help
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@blackfeel9172 1 year ago
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at
you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature
like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any
man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very
understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia
Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture
am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will
understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for
each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
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@htmc2022 2 months ago
Wow, master class! This is a Vlog that I have to watch & learn from, study over & over again!
Thank you!
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@aprilcontessa 2 years ago
These interviews with Dr Bredesen get better every time I see him. Thank you for taking
conversation to layman's terms by asking him important questions and, the - "what can we do
now" Very helpful interview.
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@QDdawg44 3 years ago
Just have to say Tom, your high turnover rate of podcasts is appreciated and does not go
unnoticed
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@jealously9340 3 years ago
I second, third, and forth that - we really appreciate you
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@leadimentoobrien1221 2 years ago
Pls discuss oxalates vs lectin
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@sionitacarnen9053 1 year ago
Informative video, thanks immensely for putting this issue to benefit all people concern with
cognitive decline . God bless us all! Watching from California !
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@user-fz6tm7mh9r 10 months ago
I was introduced, for anxiety, to a benzodiazepine, clonazepam, starting in 2006. From day one,
undetected as its detrimental cause at the time, it caused me to snore in a very abnormal, to me,
manner, says my then companion. I was sitting on the recliner from taking a half a milligram, one
pill, and she said, "Wow, you were really sleeping deep; you were snoring so loud." Well, to make
a long story somewhat short, it became a serious problem where I ended up on the couch
because of this new feature, the beginning of my failed relationship, sadly. And then, when I
wanted off the medication, it is a whole other story, not to get into this but in an initial sleep study
consultation, the specialist said he was not going to recommend a sleep study until I told him this
experience because I am not overweight, I don't smoke and I've always.... Again, not to get into
this other long story of doctors evading truths about benzodiazepines and their adversities,
undisclosed.... To the point I'm trying to make, as I watch this doctor, Dr. Bredesen, who is giving
some good information, the sleep specialist said Benzodiazepines can cause obstruction sleep
apnea, and yes, the studies indicated that I was off the charts with apneas, both central and
obstruction, as well as other sleep architecture problems. This was 2013 and four sleep studies
later, it was determined that I do not need a CPAP machine..., it was after, long after, the
benzodiazepines were finally discontinued -- and please understand I am avoiding a very, very
long story about how I finally stopped clonazepam. I went through over 25 consultations before I
finally started getting the truths about the very serious adversities that will restrict oxygen to your
brain during your sleep, as well as so many other adversities. So, if you really think that the
benzodiazepines are doing you better than harm, think again. I'm not sure if this comment is
actually going to go through when I click "comment"; I seriously doubt it will post; if it does, I will
indeed subscribe. I suspect benzos are part of the more and more cases of not only cognitive
decline but contributing factors of Parkinson's and other dementia on how there's "mysteriously, a
severe uptick" Sleep doctors are passing out benzodiazepines more and more each day without
giving full disclosures. Well, I've been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment and other
diagnoses -- not to get into this too deep, and I am getting better the longer I am away from
benzodiazepine. I ask you, respectfully, to consider doing the research, not just to trust the first
doctor you talk with because humans and big pharma will take advantage of easy fixes, as well
as they'll keep you coming back for more medication....and now I better stop, for now. Oh, and for
God sakes, please DO NOT SUDDENLY STOP taking this medication, and IF YOU CHOOSE,
seek a very slow elimination from a knowledgeable, truly caring doctor. Starting from 2016 (three
years after my desperate seek for help in this era), there are information establishments about
benzos like Benzodiazepine Information Coalition, (BIC) and a few others. Just talking about this
subject, I've lost friends; If this reaches one person and prevents the misery that I went through,
that's all that I hope for. And in this new world of mine, looking back, this battle has destroyed all
of my relationships, including with my family, so please don't hate me for trying to help you or
someone close to you. And the lost friends where Facebook friends because now, being the deep
isolation due to this change in my life, I have no friends to lose, and I completely stopped using
FB. Now, seriously, I will stop. I do hope this actually does post. Have a great day!
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@user-fz6tm7mh9r 10 months ago
Wow, it appears to have posted. I am now a subscriber!
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@lovejoy71422 3 weeks ago
If it weren't for benzos I wouldn't be here, seriously they have saved my life!, Everyone is
different and needs to make the decisions for themselves.
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@lovejoy71422 3 weeks ago
If it weren't for benzos I wouldn't be here, seriously they have saved my life!, Everyone is
different and needs to make the decisions for themselves.
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@marieo9357 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this video and the information that the good doctor provided. Also, a big
thanks to Dr. Bredesen wanting to make this video for us and Tom for helping to explain it.
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@pacificbuildingcare 1 year ago
So glad I ran into this video, at 53 years old I have to make some changes but this doctor knows
exactly what he's talking about. Thank you
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@oojimmyflip 1 year ago (edited)
more like he wants you to panic and he wants to sell you his book. avoid stressful situations
so your mind is at peace, stay active and learn something new on a regular basis.
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@goggleboy2464 8 months ago
He is a puppet
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@LindaSmith-jf8jb 2 months ago
Thank you for your time and info!
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@lizeggar2421 3 weeks ago
Just a pity the doctor us not allowed to answer the question he is asked. As he is talking, he
gets interrupted. Very annoying!
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@lailang4240 1 year ago
Thank you for gathering all resources for the most dangerous silent cognitive declines. We lived
in this stressful and toxic world, most likely be awareness and willing to adapt. I’m so glad to view
this short video.
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@cindyhuff924 1 year ago
Sooooo good I was under the care of an ND for IV CHELATION to detox Mercury, Alum, and
lead, when the Paradise CA started - our home was 28 miles from the epicenter of the fire. I
was Guest teaching in Live Oak, CA on Day 2 of the fire and the smoke plume was massive as I
was driving there, there was ash falling all over the campus. I was 12 treatments in and took a
challenge test to gauge my progress. While the Mercury and Alum were nearly gone, the Lead
went up My nD and I discussed it & the fires was #1 on the list of causes. It took 9 more
treatments for the Lead to begin to move down. Just a tiny bit. I'm so glad I did the 21 treatments,
as I now have less brain fog by far
I'm 57. Thank you for this
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@patriciaowens3479 1 year ago
I'm 80 years old and so far my "marbles are stillll
rolling around.".
I try to stay very positive and I'm very spiritual, and I think that has a Lot to do with it.
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@LaserGuidedLoogie 3 years ago (edited)
Excellent show, I normally don't like interruptions in an interview, but I think you did very well in
helping to bring out necessary details.
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@YG-ci9pg 3 years ago
I agree. The doc sometimes gets too technical. I think Tom tried to simplify it for us
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@rabiei1985 2 years ago
I still think he interrupts the guest far too often before they actually make their their points.
Sometimes he repeats the same thing which is really redundant.
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@velvetpaws999 1 year ago
@rabiei1985 He cuts him off in the middle of sentences, that is what is unpleasant, and
impolite. It would be ok if he waited for his guest to end a sentence!
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@TheDoglover1970 1 year ago
I agree - the constant interrupting is rude and distracting to those listening....
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@dorotaz614 1 year ago
@TheDoglover1970 not really
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@TheDoglover1970 1 year ago
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@helenhill9482 1 year ago
Drives me nuts how much he interrupts him!!!
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@settakeshishian8561 2 years ago
An amazing interview!! Thank you both dr Dale and Tom !
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@savvy2172 1 year ago
Wow…another fantastic interview on your amazing channel…..thank you Tom
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@nahidzarei6924 10 months ago
Thank you so much Tom and dr Dale for your excellent show
it was very helpful
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@positivetimeline2023 3 years ago (edited)
Brilliant interview as always! Focused and very interesting. Thanks a lot to Dr. Bredesen and Tom
Bilyeu.
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@vednagarcia2071 2 years ago
So glad you ask questions Tom. Dr. Bredesen speaks a bit above some of our easy
understanding, but great info.
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@racheliza7604 1 year ago
This is so interesting, thank you. I am in my 50’s and every woman I know of my age has terrible
sleep, definitely a menopause link. In the U.K. data shows women have been twice as likely to
have dementia ( may now be outdated). I’m certain the years of poor sleep are a major factor.
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@Nautilus1972 1 year ago
Hi Rach. Try cannabis oil. Good luck!
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@gloglos100 2 months ago
Once I got progesterone bioidentical under the tongue troches I slept like a babe.
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@stephaniegreathouse5723 2 months ago
I had bad insomnia and tried many things . I’m on Progesterone now and sleeping the whole
night .
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@purpleman1974 1 day ago
I really appreciate this video. There is a permanent feeling about many nutrition and brain experts
that they´re trying to sell something, even if what they´re selling is an idea they´re attached to.
Not at all in this case.
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@beaware9457 3 years ago
Respect to Mr Bredesen . Tons of free quality information .Higly appreciated !!
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@situationroom3090 1 year ago (edited)
Knowledge is power and Dr., you just have empowered me. If I do my part, there is a way out of
this despicable disease! Thank you!!
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@ZebaKnight 2 months ago
It's a lot to take in. I think I understand most of it, thanks to clear speaking. Tom's exchanges with
Dr. Bredesen are helpful. If one just acts on part of these ideas/suggestions, one benefits. Thank
you to both the doctor and the host.
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@annettefromhage2554 1 year ago
This was incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!
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@edensmith552 1 year ago
Dr. Bredesen, thank you for educating us
We are watching you from Australia
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@TimGreig 1 year ago
Where people actually eat vegetables !
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@wholehealthchannel9962 3 years ago
This is LIFE CHANGING information. I just finished the book and I am a believer! Thank you for
giving families affected by Alzheimer’s disease hope.
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@joereidy5732 2 years ago
He got you to buy his book...he's pretty smart no cognitive decline in him huh? Hahhahaha
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
He doesn't need extra income, he is quite well off, this is a public service. People can gain
enough information from this video to greatly improve their situation and begin prevention if
they're younger.
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@DK-ik6fr 1 year ago
@joereidy5732
this is sad
God said man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth
of God!!!
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@DK-ik6fr 1 year ago
Please seek God for healing read His word and hide it in your heart
God will if you accept Jesus Christ as savior he will keep you. Pray read his word the 1611
KJV ESV
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@DK-ik6fr 1 year ago
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He does not tell you SIN causes disease
Jesus came to seek and save that which was lost
“The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this
is the whole duty of man. For God will bring every deed into judgment, with every secret
thing, whether good or evil.”
‭Ecclesiastes‬‭12:13-14‬‭ESV‬‬
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@mojakisanemakhatiso4098 1 year ago
Please assist me with the book
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@cassandramccray5228 1 year ago
@DK-ik6fr There are true believers that become ill, we must do more than pray. The word of
GOD tells us" faith without work is dead".
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@cassandramccray5228 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)+
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago
@snowbird6855 so its possible to prevent if you have family who had those things correct?
Im 30 and what can I do to fully prevent this and live healthy and happily?
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@rhondaurb 5 months ago
Great interview and questions, Tom. Please ignore those who say you’re interrupting too much.
You’re asking important and clarifying questions which I really appreciate
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@davidbecker4900 2 months ago
Yes, Tom really helped to bring greater clarity!
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@glorialabella6361 1 month ago
Tom did interrupt too much and misquoted the doctor at times.
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@Josephine-sm2db 2 months ago
Really good eye opening info, thanks for interviewing Dr B and asking good questions.
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@alwashere7261 1 year ago
Thank you Tom and Dr. Bredesen for Getting this critical information out to the public. I honor you
guys.
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@cherylsack2466 1 year ago
My mom and dad lived the same life for 55 years. Drank same water, ate same food, both
exercised, both slim, no diabetes, or any of the issues mentioned here. He got dementia and
passed away at 94. She's now 92 and is sharp as a tack. So who knows. It ran in his family
but not in hers
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@annettedillon7751 2 months ago
I agree he’s interrupting before he allows the expert to complete what he’s saying. I’ll see if I
can find somewhere to hear him speak without
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@skinnydee1886 1 year ago
I realized that I don't exercise enough so starting today I shall do a lot more!
Thank you Mr. Bilyeu and Dr. Bredesen for this interesting interview. I've learned so much by
listening to you guys! God bless you both
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@nickisnyder3450 1 year ago
My mother read that green tea prevents ALZ 60 years ago, her mom had ALZ so she started
drinking green tea every day. She was the only daughter that didn't get ALZ out of 6 sisters. My
mom is 90 now & not confused. I am 65 & you better believe I drink green tea every day. Yes we
also eat right & exercise but it can't hurt to go with natural remedies. I also take coconut oil eac…
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@DoloresSimpson 10 days ago
"Thank you" so much for this tip on drinking Green Tea to ward off Alzheimers. I will begin
drinking it & daily !!!
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@1monayoussef 1 year ago (edited)
Hello Tom, I would like to thank you so much for such imaging and informative channel, much
appreciated. Keep up the intelligent questions and sharing with us important health subjects and
special thanks to Doctor Bredesen.
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@mariazafra3803 1 year ago
Yes, amazing! Thanks very much, Dr Bredesen. More power, Tom!
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@RoseMary-gl4ee 1 year ago
Thanks Tom for what you bring us, and for your strong dedication and pursuit!
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@user-mk3px9ht9w 2 months ago
Thank you so much for this information both, I'm sure it will be of great help. God bless and much
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@Knutacious 2 months ago (edited)
If there was a doctor in my area who had a comprehensive meet and greet, coupled with a
meeting with a health team to build a game plan, it would be priceless.
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@thiamae5914 3 years ago
Phenomenal interview! Thank you, Tom!
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@felicisimomalinao698 2 years ago
Very comprehensive. Much thanks, Dr. Bredesen.
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@sconfidential5773 2 months ago
Glad I stumbled on this video. Better late than never, right? I greatly appreciate you both. Thank
you.
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@orobmusic9624 1 year ago
Thank you so very much for this interview!
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@waichinyang8286 2 years ago
Wow! Packed with so many points to be remembered. Must rewatch this a few more times.
Thanks
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@faebalina7786 2 years ago (edited)
Alzheimers makes me sad and I kinda didnt realise how tragic it was until it hit very close to
home
Praying to God we find a cure.Genuinely wish access to these sort of protocols were more
accessible and embedded in standard care.
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@kay4742 1 year ago
Well said
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@taravaotahiti 1 year ago
Cuba is currently in the fourth stage of testing an Alzheimer's medication. Look it up on
YouTube.
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@faebalina7786 1 year ago
@kay4742 thank you
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@faebalina7786 1 year ago
@taravaotahiti I will check it out thanks
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@capitanvonchickenpants8492 1 month ago
Ive decided just to stop eating altogether, its much better for my health and i may even live longer
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@meredithheath5272 11 days ago
IKR!! Just think of the money saved!!!
Wouldn't it be nice if we could be like plants, and just step out in the sunshine
more going to the grocery store!
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@deepsarros1 1 year ago
THANK YOU Tom for a great interview! As always, you ask the right questions that help us fully
understand the guest's expertise and the content of their material. Your questions directed the Dr
to give us practical advice and specific steps on how to avoid this deadly disease. And I am
very grateful!!
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@sueeason275 1 year ago
..I have found that cutting out the constant noises like tv , radio , etc helps me …..quiet times
daily …it may have to do with waves or hertz we are constantly besieged with .
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@AhmetKaan 3 years ago
“You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the
ending”
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@nancydisney1274 3 years ago
Thank you Ahmet!
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@flseajewel 3 years ago
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@ritatownsend7408 3 years ago
I’ve been crying and scared bec my mother has dementia and I’m so frightened. Your kind
words are wise and give me hope. Thank you, Ahmet
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@paulmuhammad4189 2 years ago
Thank you so much for that. GOD Bless you!
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@neatstuff8200 2 years ago
If you have Dementia or chronic disease of any kind you have no future only the best future
you can make. But thank you. It sounds like you're either healthy at any age or young and still
healthy. Keep it up
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@lindaduval5056 1 year ago
Thank you Ahmed. Lovely quote. I know I am a mess health wise. But if I can at least start
working on one thing at a time. At least I will have done that. And, I have Alzheimer’s and am
scared. Thank you again.
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@neatstuff8200 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)**
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@freedomgranny1545 2 months ago (edited)
@lindaduval5056 I know it seems like so many things, I agree. I have not been diagnosed
but I know something is wrong and I go back to my Dr. in March. I can’t concentrate Ike I
used to and so I will just go slow and steady. I hope some of these things help you.
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@rafika816 1 month ago
Great C.S. Lewis quote. Thanks for the reminder.
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@mailywong9612 2 weeks ago
Thank you
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@ronilittle7028 2 months ago
Thank you, Tom, my favorite show!
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@Suzitao 1 year ago
Thank you Tom for introducing me to Dr. Dale. He is a very knowledgeable man.
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@vivhiggins5656 3 days ago
Thank you fore telling us this,
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@mtlim9146 1 year ago
Thank you so much for giving such a detailed in-depth explanation ...it really shows the way and
gives a person inflicted with mind weakness a a certain degree of confidence and guided
direction . Thanks
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@balloney2175 1 year ago
Great job Tom!!! and the doctor interviewed!! This is a very important video.
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@MissyMalone-jn1qd 1 year ago
Thank you for sharing! I took away SO many notes! My business has been helping clients for 10
years, get to the root cause of inflammation in their bodies, and bringing it back into
balance....using quantum physics! First thing we do, is get out clients into ketosis...and
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@blissbeme 1 year ago
Thank you, so very much for the informative interview. My mother had the misfortune of early
onset frontal temporal lobe dementia, diagnosed at 57. I often wondered what of the many areas
caused it, She really influenced my decision to study trauma informed advanced energy healing
and a yoga and meditation teacher. Blessings.
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@TakeBackYourMind997 3 years ago
So great to see health being hit from the mental and physical side on this channel. Tom is one of
the best for addressing every component of wellness and maximising yourself, it's a big picture
and we must see all of it to reap the full rewards!
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@crand20033 3 years ago
Looks like "insulin resistance" is the cause of both mental and physical health breakdowns.
This is the bad guy we have to combat.
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@TheDhammaHub 3 years ago
As the too Buddha said: Most people keep themselves in a maimed and injured condition... it is
truly sad to see
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@spaceted3977 1 year ago
I'm 68 yrs old and I seem to be far more alert than other people of my age !!!! When I was 40 I
had a stroke and I hardly knew who I was or anything at all. But gradually I learnt everything I
could. I stopped smoking and stopped drinking alchohol !!!! I cooked all my own food from
scratch !!!!! I learnt everything that was difficult to learn, and I can fix anything that goes wrong !!!!
I was always interested in finding out things, about the Universe etc !!!! I have a Gaming PC with
Flight Simulators, X Box, 3 Motorbikes and my own place !!!! Over the years I got better and
better and now my mind is really sharp !!!! I never got married or had children, so I could do as I
please !!!! I always believed if you don't use your brain, then it will stop working !!!! And so far I
have avoided Altzheimers Disease !!!! I can't stand stupid people, and all the people of my age
seem to be really daft !!!! I have always been scared of having Dementia !!!! I have Diabetes,
and I take Blood Pressure tablets !!!!! I am retired and live with my 2 Dogs, so I have no stress
!!!! I eat loads of fibre and tinned fish, and I have loads of sleep !!!! I have an Ionizer and Hepa
Air Filter !!!! I drink lots of Irn Bru which contains Quinine but no Sugar !!!! I take Anti
Depressants which work really well on me !!!!! I can ride a Motorbike really fast on my XBox Isle
of Man TT Racing Simulator !!!! I eat loads of Curry, Chinese, Italian, Mexican, Turkish and loads
of Organic food with Chilli, Garlic, Tomatoes, Olive Oil !!!! I don't eat much Meat, but I eat
Chicken most of the time !!!!! I eat beans, lentils and chick peas. I spend a lot of time repairing
things and maintaining my Motorbikes and I Read a lot !!!! So far I don't have any signs of
Alzheimers Disease, although I do get very tired, but I sleep a lot, and I enjoy my life !!!!
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@carolapostolos8929 1 month ago
This was an incredibly informative video. Thank you Dr Bredesen!
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@rebeccacastellano4414 3 years ago
Excellent interview!! Thank you so much
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@bobbeckel5266 1 year ago
Amazing! It sounds like there are many areas where we can stop "treating the symptoms".
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@rosarosa8235 1 year ago
Thank you for such valuable information. Be well and safe.
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@Anastasia-kz3lo 1 year ago
Thank you! An amazing interview!
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@lynnpep6962 2 years ago
I took so many notes. Thank you for sharing this helpful information.
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@dawnhord4424 3 years ago
As always, great interview. Thanks!
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@lianapieterse 1 month ago (edited)
Good job Tom thank you for asking questions
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@sunflowerfina1 1 year ago
As an elder person this is mind blowing.
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@pegnederlof 2 years ago
Great interview with leading edge info for staying healthy at any age. Thank you Tom Bilyeu and
good Dr Dale Bredesen!
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@janicejurgensen2122 1 year ago
Amazing episode! I will without a doubt do my best to get these tests done. Ty.
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@donnabaardsen5372 1 year ago
Alzheimer's literally took almost my dad's entire family, and it took my mom as well. So my older
sisters and I have reason to be very, very concerned.
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
Yep. Especially if you've kept the same diet and lifestyle they did.
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@arthurdobyns7739 1 year ago
Get off all sugar and carbs absolutely. One meal real food no bread or white flour reduce
stress no seed oils
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@user-ng7bh1zw5v 6 months ago
I'm 71 and lost my mom a year ago to dementia. She was 88. I do the best I can do and hope
for the best. I have changed my diet some, but worrying about this, would be worse for me.
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago
Why worse?
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@lizn9324 1 year ago
This is so good!!! Thank you Dr. Bredesen and Tom for hosting this. I know several people who
have lost loved ones through Alzheimer's. This information is definitely going to be passed along
to everyone I know!
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@JJacks920 1 year ago
@ronniebattle1310 why you being a troll?
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@JJacks920 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe what it
says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@katscotty 1 year ago
Tom is fantastic in his questioning! Asks everything we need to know so as to fully understand
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@sharonatseanicstudios9970 1 year ago
Wow! I will definitely need to listen again. Great information!
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@vev5093 3 months ago
Thank you. Perfect for me. Worth listening to twice
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@portiasnyder1812 2 years ago (edited)
Ohh my goodness thank you so much for this interview, so informative !love your interveiws keep
on putting these up , your helping so many!!! Will be watching this again so good.
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@majaber1 3 years ago
Well done Tom...love your style of unpacking detailed info making it easier to note & absorb...very
few others doing this
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@GMc-iw2fy 2 months ago
Brilliant. I'm going to buy the books. Thank you very much
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@leticiamagbujos301 8 months ago
Thank you. I am only 65 years old this coming sept 2023, but I am already suffering forgetfulness.
We have history of Alzheimer’s . My mother has Alzheimer’s, but appeared when she was
already 85 years old. Thats why I am hopeful it’s true that I can improve my cognitive decline
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@desireehoover6970 1 year ago
Wow! This was the most informative show I've seen in a really long time. I loved how you did the
interview Tom and I loved all what he had to say. Plus how to follow up on things. Mahalo!
Desiree from Kauai
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@gregmouning1793 1 year ago
A spreadsheet on all of this with the preventatives would be great!
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@nancysmith-baker1813 2 months ago
Realy good information. Thankyou to yhe Doctor and all he seid and open to changing his mind
to things .
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@dianehall5345 1 year ago
Thank you for this helpful, informative video. It helped me connect the dots. My mother had
Alzheimers and developed diabetic symptoms. She did not eat the clean diet we know will
improve our health. Her era was the height of box foods and tv dinners. Her mother came from a
farm family and cooked everything from sctatch. She had good brain health. I am encouraged fo…
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@deboraballes9044 1 year ago
After being swamped with medical info and feeling bewildered thinking how I can do even a small
percentage of all this amazing dr said.....I SOOO appreciate his closing message that maybe in
one generation Alzheimer's will be rare, gave me a lift
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@trace2116 1 year ago
I’m concerned about my cognitive health. My mother was in a moderate stage of dementia when
she died at age 83. I am not even 60 but i know something is going on with my cognition. I think
lack of sleep, stress and nuts (I eat a lot of those everyday) are the main culprits. Time to get to
work on this. Thanks to both for this presentation.
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@robyngrenside5157 1 year ago
I've read the book...I work with Dementias and Alzheimer's. Groundbreaking information
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@deejeff8846 1 year ago
Nuts are very good for your brain
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@trace2116 1 year ago (edited)
@@jeffreygoodrich385 thank for sharing your wonderful story. Wishing you continued brain
health!!
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@johnnylawrence7232 1 year ago
WHats wrong with Nuts
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@tiararoxeanne1318 1 year ago
@Trace Nuts can cause gout. Based on my friend's and my own experience. Eat a lot of
lemon or orange to counter it.
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@tiararoxeanne1318 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)/
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@lorapence3069 1 year ago
Wow! Exactly what I think caused my MIL’s Alzheimer’s- nuts, stress and lack of sleep!!
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@bogdang.7627 1 year ago
no sugar, very little carbohydrates, omega3, organic turmeric every day and the addition of:
lion's mane, huperzine a and bacopa monnieri (tested potent combination to stimulate brain
flow and function).
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@bogdang.7627 1 year ago
no sugar, very little carbohydrates, omega3, organic turmeric every day and the addition of:
lion's mane, huperzine a and bacopa monnieri (tested potent combination to stimulate brain
flow and function)
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@TheRealDeal130 1 year ago
Cut out the caffeine or alcohol.
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@UTAH100 1 year ago (edited)
@Jeffrey Goodrich Great job. I got a mTBI too. Knocked me out literally for over 2 years.
Turned to nutrition and wellness + time. It all helped. Alcohol is terrible for us. Sleep is critical.
What is your typical diet- top 5 go-to foods/drinks?
You will want to listen to Brain Energy. Trust me on this tip my friend. It explains a lot.
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
@johnnylawrence7232 oxalates in almonds for one. roundup for 2. I eat a handful of
walnuts daily. no issues. good fats.
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@trace2116 1 year ago
@UTAH100 yep lots of almonds
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@trace2116 1 year ago
@UTAH100 no kidney stones thank God. Just feeling a little spacey. I eat all nuts. Walnuts
cashews pistachios almonds plus seeds like pumpkin and sunflower. I just eat too much of
this stuff. They are addicting.
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@trace2116 1 year ago
@UTAH100 I ll definitely check it out. Thank you!
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@kokitormmrj2320 1 year ago
Thank you for such a wonderful interview. I got a lot of preventing information
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@deejeff8846 too many oxalates - check out Sally K Norton.
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@writerforlifeify 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 You think I should eliminate almonds from my diet? I eat only 2 nut
varieties daily: walnuts & almonds, both in natural/raw form. I rely on almonds to supply the
calcium I don't get (enough of) from dairy products & walnuts (added to my daily oatmeal,
along with some ground turmeric, cinnamon & 3 heaping tblspns of ground flaxseed) provide
me with a good dose of omega-3, fiber, & protein.
I've been eating 12 almonds each night before bed for years.....time to stop that? What about
almond milk? I haven't noticed any adverse effects--yet. I'm perfectly healthy, exercise daily &
take no meds at all. I have lots of energy, both physically & mentally--except when I don't get
enough sleep. That's the bane of my existence, periodically--sleep deprivation. Otherwise, all
good.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@johnnylawrence7232
oxalates ! check out Sally K Norton or EOnutrition
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@bogdang.7627
Great post …
what is huperzine - do you take it in a supplement ?
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago (edited)
@writerforlifeify
Almond milk contains about 3% almonds … 3 ?! …
So what the hell is the other .97% made up of ???
Sally K Norton for the almond (and spinach) story.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@tiararoxeanne1318 because they can cause kidney stones
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@UTAH100 yes you got it it's the roundup owned by Mr gates
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 do you think the oxalates are due to the GM roundup spraying
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@johnnylawrence7232 oxalates how they sprayed buy nuts in shells
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@UTAH100 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 Yep.
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@bluebellbeatnik4945 1 year ago
@johnnylawrence7232 i think nuts often have mould and we don't actually realise it
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@deandee8082 1 year ago
the nuts would actually be good, OMEGA fatty acids are ESSENTIAL for a reason, your brain
needs them to function, "essential fatty acids" are omegas, 6, 12, 9, be sure you get loads of
them, naturally
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@7thWardCreole 1 year ago
Nuts & beans are full of anti nutrients. Sprouted nuts/beans have a lower content of these
chemicals. If you can soak beans prior to cooking do not use the same water to cook them.
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@margholtz 1 year ago
Art of Living programs will help
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@amaliaotero6900 1 year ago
@lorapence3069 oh no!! Like me. Lots of nuts,lack of sleep and mega stress
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@velvetpaws999 1 year ago
@johnnylawrence7232 Asolutely nothing, hugh! (just kidding about the hugh part, lol)
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@velvetpaws999 1 year ago
@tiararoxeanne1318 Did you mean "tree" nuts? Never heard of "trace" nuts... and I am
totally into nuts!
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 no idea but since Roundup* is so deadly - anything is possible.
For my part - after listening to a lot of people (Darko Velcek, Mikhaila Peterson, EOnutrition,
Low Carb Down Under and others), I have largely stopped eating vegetables. They are
grown using only 3 trace minerals (there are approx 70), so it’s a pointless pursuit unless you
grow your own. I add unrefined sea salt to the water I drink, in the kettle etc)
Carnivore is my preferred way of eating now. I can go long stretches with no food … am
never hungry.
It’s the carbs that give you the up/down roller coaster of hunger.
Carnivore diet stops all that.
and almost zero oxalates.
(Sally K Norton or Elliot Overton for oxalate info)
* Try to find a podcast by Zach Bush talking about Roundup at Nourish Vermont a few years
back).
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@sunrisesunset7 1 year ago
@deejeff8846 Walnuts especially
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@7thWardCreole
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 has it helped any illnesses
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@Patriot1789 1 year ago
@bogdang.7627 How does that double blind study work? If you don’t have one, how do
you know that anything you’re doing or which of the things you do is preventing dementia or
that you don’t have a proclivity for it genetically? These are the major problems I see with
just about everything I’ve read or heard concerning this issue. Having a mother and my …
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@pollystyrene99 1 year ago (edited)
@@jeffreygoodrich385 I agree about stress. After a prolonged period of high stress I
observed my cognitive abilities had deteriorated. Truly devastating.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago (edited)
@carolynarnott5002 yes very sad for us.very whatever goes into the water and soil of life
will poisonen us all trickle by trickle.the tribal Indians told us this would happen around 1900
as Captain Cook went to America's people laughed but it's here now.i wise man never laughs
for what he does not understand.people need to get together to refuse to buy this cancer …
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@carolynarnott5002 interesting but if it's in the urine it must be in the blood to some degree
I wonder what they were eating maize corn highly likely
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@carolynarnott5002 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 if you google weed killer found in urine sample it should come up on
different sites Australia too
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@carolynarnott5002 are you in UK yes interesting what they doing to us
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@carolynarnott5002 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 no I’m in Australia but this problem is probably pretty much everywhere I
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@carolynarnott5002 yeah apart from some third world countries my friends gone to Bulgaria
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@carolynarnott5002 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 yes I was going to say that third world countries wouldn’t be like this
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@mbdamnit 1 year ago
If you believe you are, then you are. "I am" "You are all gods" said JC.
Think it, be it. We are not victims. We are creators or parts of the creator. The difference
matters not.
You are not alone, EVER and that is not a religious quote. Research ARCHONS.
In a "nutshell," life is a video game. Play or be Played. The universe loves you but the laws of
the game do not care. YOU, are the one that judges you when you die. There is no St Peter
at the gates, for there are no gates.
Research NDE. WHY are you here? What are you doing? For? You wrote your life's story.
You chose your parents. The people who "abused you" YOU CHOSE!!! WHY? How has it all
worked out for you thus far?
ARE YOU SURE OF THAT? My parents beat me up. Tried to destroy me. But if they hadn't
then I would not be who I am today. My mother died from leukemia, my father, heart attack
and both died in their 50s. My grandfather died of Alzheimer. I am 56 and strong like bull.
NONE of their issues matter to me. That was their path, not mine. I am the king/creator of my
destiny. I am the founder of Simthology. Find it. Go to the library, Copy/paste titles into YT.
(Simthology is temp under construction, but you can look and click on some things)
Dont look for answers about you, from others. You and ONLY YOU, know what is good for
you.
Ask the right questions and it will come to you. Ask you and listen this time.
You are free! You always have been.
Conquering your programming will eliminate ALL of your issues.
Humans learn from failure and to hinder that process for others is ones own failure.
Yet everybody does just that.
One must DISCOVER the answer on ones own. Thus why I point you to Simthology library.
A place that offers seeds for your own exploration elsewhere. It is not the end all but merely a
door that you open on your own. Its free.
In the end your problem is, you.
Grow and be well.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@mbdamnit subconscious mind it all is joseph Murphy JC?
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@mbdamnit 1 year ago
@tomsale5142 Yes, but is your gameplay mine as well?
JC = Jesus Christ - Book of Mary
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@mbdamnit 1 year ago
Or gospel.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@mbdamnit game play mine are we on same page? Do you mean
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago (edited)
@Google User very lucky escape how are you now with pain etc
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@Prplflwr 1 year ago
My grandma had alzheimers and passed in 2012. I am currently 36 and I noticed a couple of
months ago that I have issues... now, I just got laid off, it's been two weeks, and I can
honestly say that my memory and cognitive health have already improved. Stress, Sleep and
nutrition.... these are better now.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@Prplflwr stress nutrition causes it all over time and bad air quality glad to hear you are
better
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@brothernorb8586 1 year ago
@deejeff8846 being nuts probably not so much
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@Soo_Blessed 1 year ago
No lie was eating pineapple sherbet during the view of this video what are air squats I need
to know
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@bmp6635 1 year ago
@pollystyrene99 I understand. When I had huge stress working for an emotionally abusive
boss, I went to a therapist because I thought I was getting stupid, forgetting important things I
needed to do at work. He said that my IQ was fine, but stress can make you forgetful; then,
you begin questioning your abilities. VERY damaging.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago (edited)
@Google User so true I think the way forward is going back to simplify lifestyle no control
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@kimberlyfay1167 1 year ago
Now they find we need cholesterol after years of saying we don't. Dementia started 1943 and
we need cholesterol for our brains and so much more.
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@GeorgiasGarden 1 year ago
@writerforlifeify yes, I only use almond milk. Gave up dairy completely.
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@GeorgiasGarden 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 the rest of almond milk is water.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@johnnylawrence7232
Oxalates …
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@GeorgiasGarden
So why does almond milk taste “thick” ?
It sure isn’t “watery” to the palate.
Make your own almond milk if you must - see the difference.
Why would you pay a premium for water + 2% almonds.
2%
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 but why are more allergic to them today fear then?
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@GeorgiasGarden
Check out Sally K Norton re the almond / Spinach story.
Unbelievable.
btw. Almond milk contains 3% almonds .. so what is the other 97% ?
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@brettcrawford8878 1 year ago
Vitamin b is good for the brain. Some supermarkets sell a spread that goes on bread that
contains vitamin b. Allso some fish like salmon contain the good fish oil that is good for your
brain that supposedly helps prevent alzheimers. The fish oil capsules possibly cause prostate
cancer in men. Tuna in olive oil might help. Brain is basically fatty which can reduce in size
during aging. Eating nuts and olive oil and other food oils might help support brain function
and give acid in blood something to chew on rather than the brain. Fish oil helps brain
function however I do not particularly want to get prostate cancer so I have not likely had it for
7 years or more. In other words a person's diet helps to bring on alzheimers or tries to push it
away. Supposedly people on a Mediterranean diet rarely get alzheimers. Most of their food is
cooked in or contains olive oil I believe. Have a good day.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@brettcrawford8878 is the fish oil problem the mercury toxins in cheap products though
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@normaarendain5603 1 year ago
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@annahellmer5766 1 year ago (edited)
@Jeffrey Goodrich What is the Silva Method, can you explain shortly plz?
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@freedomgranny1545 2 months ago
@Prplflwr Stress will kill you!
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@michellequinn9105 1 year ago
He is meant to be there for questions about what the Doctor says, it's not to be rude. It's meant
for the less educated to get a better way of understanding what the Doctor is saying is a
sophisticated explanation. Thank Tom for asking questions so you can get a better
understanding.
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@1scooterpie 9 months ago
Wow this video just turbo charged me. Thank you so much!
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@Deedington 2 years ago
Another great informative video! Thank you Tom!
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@AhmetKaan 3 years ago
If you are reading this, never ever give up. We will succeed. I'm cheering for you!
Have a great day!
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@science-y9209 3 years ago
Man you are everywhere
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@lelaanderson7453 2 years ago
Thank you, Ahmet, for your encouraging words. I’m 77and am still optimistic about remaining
relevant until I’m 100 years and beyond. Thank you for being on my team.
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@lindaduval5056 1 year ago
Thank you Ahmet
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@user-so5vj8qq9l 9 months ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts about health
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@patrickodonovan5066 2 years ago
Thank you. Very helpful and inspiring.
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@RozzaMindset 3 years ago
Very interesting conversation!Thank you for this helpful content
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@CapitanFantasma1776 2 months ago
I took notes! Thanks so much!
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@mediterraneandiet2483 1 year ago
Green tea with turmeric, ginger and black pepper.
Ginkgo Biloba extract.
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@micaonyx5301 3 years ago
It's interesting that he mentioned burning candles at the end. My aunt is a clean freak and burns
candles so much I have to sit on the porch when I visit her. She was getting a lot of headaches
and I told her it was the candles causing them. Not until they ran a bunch of tests and couldn't
find what was causing her headaches did she stop burning them. After the headaches went awa…
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@lesliejittu7428 2 years ago
Try beeswax candles
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
Or soy candles. It sounds to me she may need light therapy.
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@michaelmcvige6701 1 year ago
... or don't use any candles and use a diffuser worth essential oils. And buy some flickering
candles that take batteries, they are actually kind of cool.
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@colleenjohnston4453 1 year ago
Could be the perfume in candles. Get her unscented or natural lije lovely beeswax candied
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
Don’t understand how candles can cause such havoc.
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@velvetpaws999 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 paraffin...
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@colleenjohnston4453
Yes. - 99.99% of scented candles are perfumed with laboratory-made synthetic, chemical
“scent”. YUK !
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@carlaeskelsen 2 months ago (edited)
@michaelmcvige6701 Essential oils contain volatile organic compounds that are also very
toxic.
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@maidende8280 2 months ago (edited)
@carlaeskelsen Depends on the essential oils.
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@silviabarellini6041 1 year ago
This is the best interview from Tom Bilyeu. Everything was explained very well and with so much
clarity it was easier to follow even for a foreigner like me. I took notes of all the tests mentioned
here and will do my researches to see how far I am from cognitive decline (hopefully really far). I
am happy that a Consultant Neurologist was asked to explain as they are the best people to see
what is going on in the brains and Tom was asking interesting questions for the public and
resume the answers - THANK YOU both
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@ablong58 1 year ago
Pleeeeese write your list of tests ...
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@ablong58 1 year ago
Can you get these tests in Italy do you think? I live there
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@silviabarellini6041 1 year ago
@ablong58 Listen to the video and you will get the list of all the tests.
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@mlight7402 2 months ago
Excellent practical information... just bought the book!
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@susymay7831 1 year ago
Greatly timestamps!
Please keep doing this.
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@waynewallace9055 2 years ago
Awesome stuff Tom, you're always interviewing pioneers in their field. Alzheimer's interests me
because my Dad has it and I bought Dr. Bredesen's book. I passed the info onto my Mom in
hopes of helping him
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
Has there been any changes? Have these tips and information been adopted?
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@waynewallace9055 1 year ago
@snowbird6855 Unfortunately, my Mom is very stubborn and very much old school. I could
not get her on board to try. But I definitely think the info in Dr. Bredesen's book would help. I
even found a place that does stem cells out of the country and offered to take and pay for my
Dad but my Mom is too damn stubborn. It's impossible to help someone that doesn't want …
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
@waynewallace9055
I hear you, and I've experienced this too but with other health issues. You can lead the horse
to water...
Best of luck and continued health to you!
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@jonnyporemski6484 1 year ago
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@snowbird6855 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)#
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@ascensionvaldes1412 2 years ago
I like your way of interviewing, very intelligent, Tom
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@markymar4w 2 months ago
Thank you Sir for explaining about balance our food
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@maryrotondo5707 1 year ago
Yes I’m 63 since 15 years old I study about food and type of living house apartments were all air
filters the right paint, the food the vitamins and I help people along the way. I’m a caregiver, so
I’ve been doing it for years helping people get out of the brain fog.
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@firstlast5322 3 years ago
Tom, you asks incredible useful question always, much appreciated
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@JudyG745 1 year ago
He talked about a lot of things you can test but very little about what you can do about all these
things. Maybe you can address more of these ways of solving these problems. So many of us
have all these problems sleep apnea leaky gut poor oral DNA toxicity that goes on and on
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@sheilabeauford1815 1 year ago
Dr. Bredesen's books are very helpful to learn his protocol for the various causes of Alz.
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@carlaeskelsen 2 months ago
Right? It was totally overwhelming. I can walk more, and eat less sugar, but the rest of that, I
have very little control over and I didn't hear anything I could do after all those tests that I
can't afford, anyway.
I saw a functional medicine practitioner once- that's all I could afford, since they don't take
insurance.
I got off gluten and dairy. Still working on sugar. I walk hills. Hefty workout. I eat mostly
veggies and beans, just preference, always have. But I still have many of those risk factors,
and didn't hear anything I could do about them.
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@mattanderson6672 11 months ago
Thank you, brilliant interview!
Thank you so much for having Dr Bredsen on!
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@darticulate8751 1 year ago
Excellent Revelations here , thank you !
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@arleneo80 1 year ago
Great information. The host have good questions. Need to do a 2nd part.
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@vijgokondkar7628 1 year ago
Good information,Thank you both.
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@sheilahammond4260 1 year ago
I am only halfway through and am finding it very interesting and can't fault Tom so far!
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@TylerSinden 3 years ago
Love the diet section! Always good to eat well and help stimulate the brain as much as possible.
Learned a little about not roasting nuts either.
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@helenclark1570 2 years ago
I was roasting nuts too. But no more. My son stopped me roasting them as they are better
for me to eat them UNroasted.
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@Freedom-sz6uk 1 month ago
Thank you very much for your hard work
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@elizabethwinsor5140 2 months ago
At last! Actual advice ! thank you!!
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@vincentdesiano4861 3 years ago
Great guest & interview!
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@Rosa-nu4zm 8 months ago
Thank you so much! I find amzing
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@harmonty1000 3 years ago
Thanks so much! Since my brain injury last year, I have learned so much about how to protect my
brain and did not know what you eat can effect your brain this much, I have started eating more
fish, sardines, cavier, etc. This was an awesome episode. Very eye opening!!
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
How is your diet going? Has your brain injury improved? What's your diet?
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@jsolomon566 1 year ago
You should look into red light therapy for TBI.
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@Elleleighbrooks 1 year ago
I'm five years out from my TBI and I struggle still daily. It's frustrating.
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@Elleleighbrooks Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)#
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@suesmythe4115 1 year ago
@Elleleighbrooks I was walking and got hit by car omg
TBI is no joke . Slowly it gets better and better. I am grateful I can walk and talk and I look
OK. I do keep trying to improve . My theory is one inch forward is far better than nothing !
Patience patience patience helps.
I would notice a bit of improvement every 3 or 4 months. Better than no improvement.
Patience really helps.
I am still not the person I was before , but so grateful for who I am now . Things could have
been so very much worse.
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@leonidasspyropoulos849 5 days ago
Awesome video, thank you.
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@michelles1517 1 year ago (edited)
Both my grandmother and my mother had Alzheimer’s. Both got it around 75 the beginnings of it.
And the health nut I’ve been for about 48 years now which I think I have used my own body for
my own clinical trials . I’ve also tried to look at the similarities in my mother and grandmother as
far as diet, normal living. Of course my mother lived with her mother until she was 21 to wed my
father. She had 4 siblings and 3 only saw their early 50’s. Breast cancer menopausal years with
aunts and alcoholism with uncle. Other aunt lived to 80 on her own, no Alzheimer’s and she did
have osteoporosis. Died in her sleep I think it was heart, kidney. My mother got Alzheimer’s
around 75 and lived to be 82 my grandmother got it around 75 lived to 86. My grandmother had
early menopause age 36 /37 naturally, not induced by a hysterectomy or surgery. My mother had
normal age menopause 52. My grandmother had osteoporosis my mother did not. My
grandmother never went in the sun except a few times in the summer, but basically had Snow
White skin, my mother also was not a sun worshipper but did get more sun than my grandmother.
Both back in the earlier days cooked and baked with aluminum pans. They didn’t use stainless
steel until years later. They also used deodorants with aluminum infused which most people did
back then. My grandmother did not take vitamins, but possibly a One a Day. My grandmother did
not eat junk food, but home cooked food. A couple fillings and had all her teeth when she died at
86. In a fetal position bedridden for years. My mother was similar. But not bedridden until the last
couple months! They ate more food. My grandmother did not drink alcohol at all or smoke. My
mother liked Italian red wine occasionally and she also started exercising when she was in her
40’s and of course people walked more back then out of necessity. She did smoke off and on but
mostly not. But compared to me as a young adult and well into my 60’s and even now at 70 they
did not exercise. I think my mother did try to watch what she ate and didn’t eat sugar or junk
foods. They both were not over weight ever. My grandmother had stress when she was much
younger 5 children depression years and WW2, and my mother did also into her 40’s. I have had
early menopause age 43 not induced by surgery just naturally. I found out at the age of 66
through my gynecologists recommendation to have a bone density that I shrunk an inch and a
1/2 and I have full blown osteoporosis. I also developed right at early menopause hypothyroid
which I didn’t get diagnosed till probably 5 years later. Which at that point I diagnosed my self
before having blood work. Started on a natural compounded thyroid pill which seemed to help but
also gained a lot of weight even though I was exercising and active. Eating pretty darn healthy
and doing green vibrance everyday. There are seaweeds in there and I would also swim in the
Atlantic Ocean a lot in the summer and get plenty of D. I switched to a clinically compounded
thyroid pill which is armor thyroid. I now am going to be 70 and I think I get plenty of movement in
my body considering arthritis and osteoporosis I get organic which I have been doing for at least
45 years. There are times I don’t if I go out like once in awhile and that’s when I have fish. I drink
organic wine a few glasses a week I use to drink more. Pretty much only reds. I take extra D now
even though I’m in the sun. I swim a lot in the gulf when I can I’ve done a lot of swimming since I
live in Florida no pool’s because of chlorine. I eat a lot of greens and eat berries and I stay away
from bread for years. Occasionally I’ll have it mostly seeded organic everything I eat grassfed
beef and free range organic chicken . My stomach is great. I also work in a garden center very
busy and physical 25/30 hours a week. But my lower back and feet pay a price. My mother use to
say “if I get Alzheimer’s like my mother (my grandmother) put a pillow over my head.” I can
understand why after seeing first hand my grandmother and my mother with this disease and I
worked in an Alzheimer’s assisted living place as a dietician and that was a joke. I lasted a week
because they fed them garbage, so my job was not in sequence with my belief system. I think
part is nutrition lifestyle hormones and hereditary. I hope I didn’t get that gene. People think I’m
50! But I do have these certain hormonal induced issues now I believe, but I was never on HRT!
My blood pressure is good. I’ve never really drank soda. Did not buy it or goby it to my children.
They don’t crave what they never had.
I think what the Dr. Is saying is true but people have to really change there ways. They have to
learn to take care of their physical being because it has to take you through life! They have to
learn how to manage this. There is a wealth of information out there today and I love that I can go
into a store and buy organic! I love you and your show Tom!!
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@roxanemunyasha7438 1 year ago
That was a long narration
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@susanfrancis3892 1 year ago
no kidding!
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@chavbudgie4299 1 year ago
Watch out for Oxalates in leafy greens, see sally K Norton,
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@mariaes623 1 year ago
Is that a comment or your complete autobiography?
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@mariasylvestre1839 1 year ago
I agree with almost all of the above comments except the use of b 12 sublingual and a daily
spoonful of virgin coconut oil, which has 46:58 been a part of my daily routine for more than
15 years.My mom had dementia (probably caused by long years of statins( Atromid) in the
60’s and my sister also on statins mostly Lipitor) I am 80 , ( Phatmacist ) still work and peo…
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@mariasylvestre1839 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)
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@mmc1774 1 year ago (edited)
@mariasylvestre1839 Hi Maria, I can attest to the coconut oil. I tried it on my mom with full
blown dementia. It worked so well within 1 WEEK she went to the previous stage which was
the full combative and escape stage. I could not handle it and took her off it at 89. (Not that I
am a giver upper, I did diet modification also, fed Mom good but, I could not win the fights
when it came to sweets.) She made it from 83 to 90 living with me. Went to a nursing home
for rehab from UTI and they fed her sugar every meal which ended up being her final blow.
Anywho, I do coconut oil in my coffee or hot chocolate so I don't get dementia.
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@Iamthepossum 1 year ago
@mariaes623 I read her thoughtful and detailed comment to its end, and am glad she took
the time to share her personal experience, and her thoughts. If you don't appreciate her
effort, please feel free to GFY. I personally will not miss you, as will most of the world.
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@mariaes623 1 year ago
@Iamthepossum Wow, go seek some help in anger management!
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago (edited)
TmI!!!!!! That person is truly SELF absorbed. Ugh!!!!!!!!!
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@f.b.8254 1 year ago
I'll do it for you! :
Both my grandmother and my mother had Alzheimer’s. Both got it around 75 the beginnings
of it. And the health nut I’ve been for about 48 years now which I think I have used my own
body for my own clinical trials . I’ve also tried to look at the similarities in my mother and
grandmother as far as diet, normal living. Of course my mother lived with her mother until she
was 21 to wed my father. She had 4 siblings and 3 only saw their early 50’s. Breast cancer
menopausal years with aunts and alcoholism with uncle. Other aunt lived to 80 on her own,
no Alzheimer’s and she did have osteoporosis. Died in her sleep I think it was heart, kidney.
My mother got Alzheimer’s around 75 and lived to be 82 my grandmother got it around 75
lived to 86. My grandmother had early menopause age 36 /37 naturally, not induced by a
hysterectomy or surgery. My mother had normal age menopause 52. My grandmother had
osteoporosis my mother did not. My grandmother never went in the sun except a few times in
the summer, but basically had Snow White skin, my mother also was not a sun worshipper
but did get more sun than my grandmother. Both back in the earlier days cooked and baked
with aluminum pans. They didn’t use stainless steel until years later. They also used
deodorants with aluminum infused which most people did back then.
My grandmother did not take vitamins, but possibly a One a Day. My grandmother did not eat
junk food, but home cooked food. A couple fillings and had all her teeth when she died at
86. In a fetal position bedridden for years. My mother was similar. But not bedridden until the
last couple months! They ate more food. My grandmother did not drink alcohol at all or
smoke. My mother liked Italian red wine occasionally and she also started exercising when
she was in her 40’s and of course people walked more back then out of necessity. She did
smoke off and on but mostly not. But compared to me as a young adult and well into my 60’s
and even now at 70 they did not exercise. I think my mother did try to watch what she ate and
didn’t eat sugar or junk foods. They both were not over weight ever. My grandmother had
stress when she was much younger 5 children depression years and WW2, and my mother
did also into her 40’s.
I have had early menopause age 43 not induced by surgery just naturally. I found out at the
age of 66 through my gynecologists recommendation to have a bone density that I shrunk an
inch and a 1/2 and I have full blown osteoporosis. I also developed right at early menopause
hypothyroid which I didn’t get diagnosed till probably 5 years later. Which at that point I
diagnosed my self before having blood work. Started on a natural compounded thyroid pill
which seemed to help but also gained a lot of weight even though I was exercising and
active.
Eating pretty darn healthy and doing green vibrance everyday. There are seaweeds in there
and I would also swim in the Atlantic Ocean a lot in the summer and get plenty of D. I
switched to a clinically compounded thyroid pill which is armor thyroid. I now am going to be
70 and I think I get plenty of movement in my body considering arthritis and osteoporosis I
get organic which I have been doing for at least 45 years. There are times I don’t if I go out
like once in awhile and that’s when I have fish. I drink organic wine a few glasses a week I
use to drink more. Pretty much only reds. I take extra D now even though I’m in the sun. I
swim a lot in the gulf when I can I’ve done a lot of swimming since I live in Florida no pool’s
because of chlorine.
I eat a lot of greens and eat berries and I stay away from bread for years. Occasionally I’ll
have it mostly seeded organic everything I eat grassfed beef and free range organic chicken .
My stomach is great. I also work in a garden center very busy and physical 25/30 hours a
week. But my lower back and feet pay a price. My mother use to say “if I get Alzheimer’s like
my mother (my grandmother) put a pillow over my head.” I can understand why after seeing
first hand my grandmother and my mother with this disease and I worked in an Alzheimer’s
assisted living place as a dietician and that was a joke. I lasted a week because they fed
them garbage, so my job was not in sequence with my belief system.
I think part is nutrition lifestyle hormones and hereditary. I hope I didn’t get that gene. People
think I’m 50! But I do have these certain hormonal induced issues now I believe, but I was
never on HRT! My blood pressure is good. I’ve never really drank soda. Did not buy it or
goby it to my children. They don’t crave what they never had.
I think what the Dr. Is saying is true but people have to really change there ways. They have
to learn to take care of their physical being because it has to take you through life! They have
to learn how to manage this. There is a wealth of information out there today and I love that I
can go into a store and buy organic! I love you and your show Tom!!
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago
@Possum possum sorry you re such a ppl pleaser. I d say same acronym to you. Adieu.
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@michelles1517 1 year ago
@chavbudgie4299 yes thank you!! mainly In spinach kale has very little compared also
lemon helps to break down oxalates.
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@michelles1517 1 year ago
@mariaes623 I’m just explaining the hereditary and some of the research and also my
personal experiences with this debilitating terrible disease that my poor Mom and
Grandmother had that impacted the entire family. I’m sorry if it was too much for you Maria,
but you didn’t have to read it. God Bless I hope you never have to experience it.
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@michelles1517 1 year ago
@Iamthepossum Thank you for coming to my defense
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago (edited)
@mmc1774 im 24. My father has this issue . I want to prevent this from now. What do you
recommend? Coconut oil, exercises, fasting , wine?
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@mariantoppin9387 4 weeks ago
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@sherriianiro747 1 year ago
I knew someone who had aggressive dementia and died in short time, whom only grew their own
food as much as possible. She had a small lot and the garden was surrounded by grass that was
treated with fertilizer 6 times a year. After she passed they had the garden soil tested & it had
high levels of arsenic. Always wondered if that had anything to do with it.
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
Probably.
Sadly ironic, if so.
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@arthurdobyns7739 1 year ago
Yes
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@arthurdobyns7739 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)
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@Taking_Back_Thyme 1 year ago
Thank you for this important information. Where do you find a medical doctor who acknowledges
and understands this information? And how do you get insurance to pay for testing?
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@delsings 1 year ago
Thank you for this video
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@joanfrisinabowles1369 7 months ago
You are doing a great service to Humanity with your amazing information and prevention info.
Thank you.. for all you do.
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@edy40111 3 years ago
Thanks Tom for this very useful interview!
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@profscott2012 1 year ago
I appreciate this interview very much, very informative. As a novice and taking notes, there are
many acronyms, abreviations for chemicals, medical procedures that fly past me at such a speed
that even when I stop the stream and go back to listen again, I'm still not sure I heard it or noted it
correctly. Would it be possible (sorry extra work, but if the intention is to educate) to list the terms"APOE 4 ????' etc at the end of the interview or somewhere? Sorry I am an educator myself,
but unfamiliar with this subject and at 73, it interests me profoundly. Thanks for your work !
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@Caroline-Horvath-Rivera 3 years ago
So awesome!!!!
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@taichiroward5770 1 year ago
Phenomenal interview
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@shy-guy5544 1 month ago
Very interesting and informative video. Thanks
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@carolginsberg662 2 years ago
Excellent video! Thank you Tom and Dr. B ️
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@kw7796 2 months ago
Your. Best interview !
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@MrZimmmy 10 months ago
Tom, I’m watching this video two years after the interview but it was informative. Hopefully you’ll
be better prepared for the interview instead of your persistent interruptions. I learned much
needed information about regaining my higher levels of cognition. Thank you!
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@selm006425 3 years ago
Great interview!! I really like your interview style, breaking it down so us simple folk can
understand :-)
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@anns6246 2 years ago
I’m new to this and it’s foreign to me. They go so fast and don’t tell you what foods are best..
they just use medical terms and I can’t remember what they are or mean... I want it simple
please.. just tell me what is good and healthy to eat and what to avoid like sugars...I’m 80 this
year and take no meds so far but having issues in my toes of tingling and ankles and feet
swelling. I need help with that . I don’t like medical Drs and their drugs so I don’t go except
occ for blood work. My LDL is high and HDL is ok. That’s all I know..any help is greatly
appreciated...
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@lindaduval5056 1 year ago
Ann. A good way to remember is: hdl is HIGHLY desirable.
LDL is LEAST desirable.
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@lindaduval5056 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)
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@myrnaleon8464 3 years ago
Excellent , informative video. Thank you soo much for sharing.
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@michael954 1 year ago
Why don’t you let the man finish speaking before you keep interrupting with one question after
another
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@GoaltoGo 3 weeks ago
Answer: New Yarkur
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@julianabosse5723 1 year ago
Thanks for your good advice. Will go for the healthy eating and healthy life style.
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@MikeEnergy_ 3 years ago
I love this channel. Please don't stop, tom
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@Lee-qj4hk 2 years ago
Yes, please do continue :D
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@dat219 3 months ago
I feel there were many medical terms i did not know so helping break down interview helped me.
But i hope the book will delve in to
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@teresajohnson1352 2 months ago
Thank you!!!!
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@susansteinhardt8503 2 years ago
Thanks Tom for this marvelous interview. I got so much useful information. I’m 76 years older.
Think I’m pretty healt
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@susansteinhardt8503 2 years ago
Pretty healthy. But now I see how to check & help others.
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@jesshatchette 1 year ago
I loved his book. I’m APOE4 positive and my dad died of a heart attack but had Alzheimer’s
disease. His protocol has been great for my brain health. I’m sharper and feel better than when I
started it 4 years ago.
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@blackfeel9172 1 year ago
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at
you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature
like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any
man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very
understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia
Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture
am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will
understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for
each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
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@peggyclause 1 year ago
@blackfeel9172 loop
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@blackfeel9172 1 year ago
@peggyclause please
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@blackfeel9172 1 year ago
Where are you from
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@ruthliz440 2 months ago
It’s frustrating the interviewer interruptions, I’m sure for many people also, except his fans.
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@cocoablini 7 months ago
Great video. Very interesting
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@CFITOMAHAWK2 1 year ago
About Castille Soap. I have allergies and noticed they were getting worse than ever. Changed to
Castille Soap and they improved a lot. Amazon has it.
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@ellenwilson9429 2 months ago
I buy mine at walmart, bottom shelf and not much in stock.
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@ligiasommers 3 years ago
Super interesting and helpful episode !!!
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@kathrynclayton6326 3 months ago
Thank you
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@khaldunia 1 year ago
Excellent information
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@roxiek2325 1 year ago
I am interested in the expert speaker’s discussion flow and wish Tom would hold his interruptive
questions until the end of presentation!
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@JK-vu6hl 1 year ago
Agree didn't come here to listen to him
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@joyharmon1110 1 year ago
I disagree. This guy goes on too long. Tom slows him down and gets him focused on talking
on the level of an audience who is interested in learning helpful and useful information.
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@jordanbooker2849 1 year ago
Yes!
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@armiesep8710 1 year ago
Yes
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@fototripper 1 year ago (edited)
Yes, the interruptions often came just at a point where I was most interested and I couldn't
hear what the Dr was saying.
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@jamesdean2043 1 year ago
Bingo!!!
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@luzbaron2977 1 year ago
He was speaking way too fast with his very not common medical term that I bet most people
wouldn't understand. Tom was trying to get him to slow down as much as possible. I can see
is difficult for him to do when people are on a roll they just roll faster, and faster. That's why I
see the importance to knowing speech, people who master how to communicate to others …
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@trents5864 1 year ago
Very bad interview.
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@ronakelly4855 1 year ago
@joyharmon1110 Thank you Joy. My thoughts exactly. Sometimes people have to be
interrupted, so much information to take in. Thank you Tom.
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@Jessica-kk1cz 1 year ago (edited)
He was going too fast. He was using acronyms and vocabulary that’s not familiar to people
not in the field. Tom’s questions were perhaps interruptive, but entirely on point. PS - it might
be because they only had a little time - it would have been better if they had a couple hours.
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@junagallo4555 1 year ago
exactly what I noticed!
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@jayashreesrivatsan7356 1 year ago
Exactly what I felt , too many interruptions & his own observations which were unnecessary.
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@ritakenny1887 1 year ago
Tom you need to zip it !
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@mmb1572 1 year ago
Agree
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@befunkrn 1 year ago
I really appreciate Tom's very pertinent, well-timed questions that made Dr B clarify points he
was only skimming over. Dr B was sometimes talking over our heads in overly technical
terms, and Tom made him explain himself.
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@bnsgokugreat 3 years ago
Dale is Awesome! I interviewed him too
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@AR-qn9mq 3 years ago
Hopefully not! That is what he's trying to avoid
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@madwoof3932 3 years ago
I wonder why his teachings are not better known. They say the medical world takes at least
twenty years to acknowledge new advances.
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
@madwoof3932
You don't know?
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@sibelgunduz1539 8 months ago
Tom had searched and learned a lot prior to the show but this makes it hard on those who are
newbees in the subject matter. I had specically chosen his podcast as in other shows it was
technical medical terms with host being an md.
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@susanfunes5659 1 year ago
Excellent video. Thank you both so much!
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@elenabenjamin9980 2 years ago
Thank you so much for this brilliant topic with a lot of practical tips to help us! Dr. Bredensen is a
true hero for me! Thank you Tom again! May GOD bless you guys
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@simonruszczak5563 9 months ago
Lots of good information there.
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@SuperAcidity 3 months ago
Thank you so much for this info. I wish I knew all this before I lost my father to Alzheimer's in
2021.
How do I check my ketones?
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@downbntout 1 year ago
Worth mentioning that Alzheimer's is only one of a bunch of causes of cog-decline. When I
trained for work in memory care, there were eight. LewyBody, Pick's, Huntington's, strokes,
vascular, four more
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago
One umbrella : brain dying. The sub categories: the different types you mentioned.
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago
Ancestors coming out of the trees... I hadn't heard. That's a leap?
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@peter.g6 3 years ago
Can somebody sum up the most important points?
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@sunnylink917 1 year ago
Wow, so easy to understand! Thank you both.
Well wishes, Sunny
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@marie-lynn5767 1 year ago
Great interview Tom,
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@xiaohua8102 1 year ago
Tom is a great hoster, guiding us through all important points of Dr. Bredesen's good
presentation. Great stuff!
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@Fairy-door-78-86 3 years ago
Very interesting interview, all the tests are possibly a bit out of reach for the average person
though . A simple plan that everyone could incorporate would be most welcome :)
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@Fairy-door-78-86 2 years ago
@jeanetteshaw5177 Hi thank you very much for the info ! I had my vit D tested last year
and it was only 22 so I have been taking around 2,000 iu a day since then and it is still only
39 so just goes to show we need quite a lot. I will look into the cognoscopy that you mention.
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
@Fairy-door-78-86
I take 5,000 iu of D3 daily in a gel capsule form for best absorption. As we get older we don't
assimilate nutrients as well (or convert D3 to the blood).
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@Fairy-door-78-86 1 year ago
@snowbird6855 Thanks for the info.Do you take that dose all year even in the summer
months ?
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@conniechan3280 1 year ago
A blessing to help people to know how to avoid alzhemer.
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@Chippoka 1 year ago
I think it would be helpful for some of these guests to share "hacks" for reducing metal toxicity
(such as a few Brazil nuts daily) so that we can buy common meats (and tasty fish like tuna) at
our local grocery store since a lot of the grass-finished meats and wild-caught are either not
available or are too costly (due to, in some degree, the recent massive economic inflation). Most…
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@ritai2157 1 year ago (edited)
Hi. Great video. A lot of information. It would be helpful if you listed the tests, that you asked for
and was recommended. The name of the tests in writing, multiple abbreviations are unfamiliar.
Some tests I have never heard of. Many of the test the regular family doctor will deny to send you
for.
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@StevenMadrigal 3 years ago
Thank you!
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@rhonalipshitz4333 1 year ago
Tom you are the best, thank you for asking the correct questions, you are super supa sharrpp
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@beautybeyondthebeast9091 1 year ago
Thank you, a wonderful interesting and enlightening discussion. Try Dr Bonners castile soap Tom.
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@jessicalt4121 3 years ago
My uncle has dementia but is in his 80’s. He started lifting with a trainer and is better. I told my
aunt he should incorporate saunas 3-4 times a week plus what’s mentioned here too.
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
Does sauna helps removes toxins via sweating
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@karladuenas1482 3 years ago
Hey Tom! I'm waiting for your interviews where you have a group interview, multiple
professionals providing input on a topic
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@jeanreynolds1425 3 years ago
@mohammedabubakar763 An English study I read 2 years ago claimed . If you took the
oral medicine for herpes , the entire course; it would stop you from developing
algheimer(sp). later.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@jeanreynolds1425
Hmmmm. Interesting
How does it work ?
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)**
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@namitashibad5975 3 years ago
Thank you, thank you so dr Dale and Tom! You've given me hope! Is there any hope for a person
with TBI? My (son 28 yrs) had it 6 yrs ago and has short term memory loss and speech issues.
Docs here tell me that he will most likely have Alzheimer's as he gets older. Can what you are
saying help him?
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@Mr-Raoui 2 years ago
Look into a functional neurologist near you.
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@kathystewart8871 2 years ago
Which book with these.test listed???
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@snowbird6855 1 year ago
Try the supplement ginko biloba and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
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@bombasticborneo 1 year ago
Wow, there's so much to learn in less than an hour. Thank you both so much.
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@nadeemkhanftii 3 years ago
Thank you Tom for bringing one more amazing video to help us all be educated and inspired into
making the changes to live a healthy life.
thanks a ton.
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@user-hx8ld6vs3q 3 months ago
Thanks a lot
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@darioarielgonzalezleegstra1741 3 years ago
Hey Tom, what about having Aubrey De Grey in Health Theory? It would be amazing!
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@AwakenedVibration 1 year ago
Dr. Russell Blaylock wrote an amazing book on this subject years ago called Cytotoxins. Sugar
and chemicals lead to poor health.
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@Nancyspix 1 year ago
I have Dr Bredesen's book 'The End of Alzheimers'. Very good information, explains the complex
terminology
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@johndubchak 2 months ago
Very cool backdrop.
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@lydiahill-expertineradicat657 1 year ago
this guy doesn't simplify enough...he uses big terms that I don't understand...you have to break it
down for us!
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@Lee-qj4hk 3 years ago (edited)
12:52 - 12:58 - nods in agreement then brain says: "Wait, I have no idea what he just said. Argh!
Stop nodding" :-) me too
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@etiyaethiel2377 1 year ago (edited)
I really appreciate Dr, also Tom I really admire on all your high quality questions ; you really
look like you have PhD defense on this topics. Well oriented, grasping the information and
elaborating at the same time for audience; good job Tom. Thanks Dr, for your valuable research
and time as well. May God keep this world health and kind, Amen!
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@gainergainer1934 1 year ago
Thank you...interesting
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@ReynaSingh 3 years ago
I’m so glad I watched this
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@TomBilyeu
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Thanks!
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@ahmedd320 3 years ago
Why babes?
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@rigbi889 3 years ago
This Castile soap tip - simply transformational.
Since I started to use this soap :
1. I don’t have armpit smell and I stopped using deo.
2. I don’t need to put face cream. My skin stopped being dry.
3. I sleep better.
Thank you Tom for your life changing content. I watched hundreds of hours of your content.
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@Park-Terrace 2 years ago
It’s great
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@kathrynjanzen5618 2 years ago
Because of your comment, I will definitely try it. Thanks for sharing!
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@hopeabraham1 2 years ago
Thank you
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@lindaduval5056 1 year ago
Where can I buy it and is it called Castile?
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@user-co7gu2qo2s 1 year ago
Love it except oil in soap clogs plumbing/pipes. Had to stop using to save my plumbing.
Any solutions ?
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@kharakim 10 months ago
Thanks for the presentation—very helpful. My question is, what's the effect on brain health of
keeping "brain-active" or not, for example purposefully engaging in demanding analytic activity,
which also has a memory component, every day?
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@ketherwhale6126 1 month ago
Very informant.
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@ronaldhurwitz1823 1 year ago
Wonderful information. Thank you. I am 71 and have had three Vertigo episodes in the past eight
years, but apparently otherwise in good health. Could this possibly be a sign of Cognitive
Decline?
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
Only if there were actually 10. But you can't remember the other 7.
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@ryfreedman 3 years ago
I get a lot out of each of your interviews. Thank you!
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@saneuser 1 year ago
Very good information. I am educated but am not a medical person. I wish he could give the
information in layman's terms.
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@ka-vikings5522 3 weeks ago
Thankyou sir
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@bandorganlady 1 year ago
Thank you. Things I didn't know at all. I assume then, that the dust and DEBRIS caused by
remodeling 60% of a building, while the (elderly) renters are still living there will cause different
kinds of HEALTH PROBLEMS to them? This is in a major city.
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@averayugen7802 1 year ago
brown lung
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@velvetpaws999 1 year ago
@ronniebattle1310 Troll ministries is your business, I guess....
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@velvetpaws999 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe
what it says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@Sufiness 2 months ago
@ronniebattle1310 That which can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed
without evidence.
It's okay to deconstruct your mythology. Jump in. The water's fine.
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@ronniebattle1310 2 months ago
Jesus Encounter Ministries YouTube channel++
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@ronniebattle1310 2 months ago
@Sufiness Jesus Encounter Ministries YouTube channel
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@terrenceleonard1354 3 years ago
trying to get a HOMA-IR in main stream medicine is near impossible.. The focus is on glucose;
more money in insulin sales.. sad but true
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@user-bh5di3ee9d 2 months ago
Excellent interview
Thank you for interjecting questions Mr T to simplify, clarify and reiterate main points. Much
needed info for our current times.
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@cardboardrob1 3 years ago
How about the mucery in vaccine and aluminum?
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@haikvoskerchian2857 3 years ago
Wow, Dr. Rhonda Patrick was right about so much.
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@winny3455 1 year ago
I would like to hear your opinion on a part of cholesterol, Lp little a, which causes arterial
inflammation. I do have the suspicion that it causes vascular dementia. I have seen it in my
family.
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@jamejewel 1 year ago
Would YOU KNOW what questions to ask? That is how we learn. Understanding what is being
said. Thank you.
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@carlosrosas5842 3 years ago
Very interesting and comprehensive review Dr Bredeson. However you failed to mention the role
played by exposure to pulsed and continuous electromagnetic radiation. There’s a body of
research in this regard, mostly done for military purposes (pulsed radiation has been used as a
weapon.) Some of the frequencies emitted by gadgets of everyday use have shown to affect in a
negative way the function and structure of brain cells. Maybe you could add a chapter in your
forthcoming book as to how to avoid these risks in a practical way
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@tnvol5331 3 years ago
The older rural Chinese ate a largely white rice diet and have/had almost no diabetes. Yet this is
a largely processed carb diet. Also please explain the success of the Kempner Rice diet used by
Duke University to treat diabetes, hypertension, and kidney disease.
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@addams40 2 years ago
CHINESE WHITE RICE IS ORGANIC…
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@tnvol5331 2 years ago
@addams40 That does NOT explain its success in China. Kempner also used American
rice with great success
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@konstantinrebrov675 is it healthy?
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
Do you have any information about Kemper rice diet?
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@resistapathy 2 years ago (edited)
In the past on Taiwan (where my husband grew up) the majority of the population was poor
and barely had enough food to survive. Manual labor was common. You can't compare that
kind of rice diet with eating rice now unless you want to severely restrict volume of food, eat
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@tnvol5331 2 years ago
@resistapathy How does that explain the famous Duke University's Kempner Rice Diet and
the results they got? Your point about eating fewer calories( by necessity) and physical work
seems valid to me.
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@walterscott2286 1 year ago
The key is, the healthy gut bacteria thrives on white rice. The more varied and healthier your
gut bacteria, the overall healthier you will be! This is the new understanding of optimal health.
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@maidende8280 2 months ago
Rice is better than other simple carbs but also Asians are different from other races.
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@anniegaddis5240 1 year ago
Oh crap! I grew up in Los Angeles County, and then worked out in that smog as a lineman, then a
splicer, couldn't drink water when needed, or peeing, smog, high stress, crappy food, sleepless,
sugar in everything, etc.
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@susanmoses1171 1 year ago
Great video you all explaind everything so well made it easy to understand and improve health
wise on eating the right foods thank you very much for sharing your knowledge God bless you
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@aynos629 1 year ago
My mum has severe alzeimers, and she is going to an alzeimers specialised school for 8 hours
Monday to Friday, plus hot shower everyday, brush teeth, good food . All medicines out, the
doctor had given her halperidol which is horrible, but it allowed my dad to be able to cope with
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@lauriestanevich93 1 year ago
I hope your Mom
Continues to improve. Stay strong. Also I heard walks in nature helps
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@aynos629 1 year ago
@lauriestanevich93 thank you. Yes, i think walking in nature helps both of us
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@maidende8280 2 months ago
I’m so sorry. My dad suffered for over a decade from a severe case.
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@davidhubbard7443 3 years ago
You forgot about meat consumption. Food animals are fed huge amounts of antibiotics, which
over the years seriously disrupts human health.
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@talithabutterfield1194 1 month ago
Grass fed are totally different than CAFO animals.
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@roystonboodoo7525 1 year ago
Concise questions
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@jwalkerC21 4 weeks ago
My mom was sleeping in a new home casita a separate area from the main home we found it to
have low oxygen levels at night due to builders making the structure so tight. You'll need to
measure and add an air exchanger if you need it.
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@vickyhachey9240 2 years ago
I have been following Dr. Bredensen for awhile. As a nutritionist, I appreciate his approach to
Alzheimer's using nutrients from food and supplements, exercise, and lifestyle. Recognizing the
early markers. My mom comes from a family of 11 of the 11, 7 were girls. Of the 7 girls, 4 had a
form of dementia, my mom included. I have been proactive for myself in learning and working
with individuals to help them stay sharp as they age. Recognize those early markers, insulin
resistance, sleepless nights, tired all the time, cloudy thinking, brain fog. Appreciate this
interview, very detailed. Thanks Tom. Well done!
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@batralalit36 1 year ago
Which diet is good and what constituents please
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@batralalit36 Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)#
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@4pcmiknugget852 3 years ago
Kirkland's Castile Soap is the brand I use.
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@stephanytucken8716 3 years ago
Does it smell camfory?
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@adityatyagi4009 1 year ago
I'm glad the doctor acknowledges the value of meditation which he initially thought to be
worthless. As a Hindu, I've been doing meditation for years as passed down through millennia of
well established tradition. Mantra meditation is powerful and has well known therapeutic effects
along with enhancing one's awareness across the board. The ancients knew exactly what they …
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@seanodwyer4322 3 weeks ago
had ghost enter house and ahh chantet- 'Hunaman
stairs and out wall. it was a deep yellow colour-
3 times and it ran down
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@temesgendemek8795 8 months ago (edited)
Great information. The facilitator is also a professional. His questions are not simply understood
by nonn-professionals. Facilitator's interruption of the professor is also too frequent.
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@1HourBule 3 years ago
Would have love to hear how short naps plays into this
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@ericg4568 3 years ago
I am a diabetic and I check my resting blood sugar with a diabetic glucometer. Honestly I can
use three different glucometer with the same sample and get three different results however, you
can still get an Idea of your fasting glucose levels.
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
What's your diets? Do you do fasting?
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@MARILYNANDERSON88 1 month ago (edited)
My ex, an engineer, had apnea and now has dementia. He also had many percussive injuries to
the head. VERY SAD.
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@barbaradamico5035 4 months ago
Tom thank you for “interrupting” for clarification. Rapid dialogue tends to lost information. Great
podcast.
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@dorothysay8327 2 months ago
I think his interrupting is obnoxious.
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@lisathomas8819 1 year ago
What's the difference between Alzheimer's and Demetria? And thanks for the education
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@averayugen7802 1 year ago
its a form of it but there are others
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@Rosie-wj1le 1 year ago
What abt genetics? My grandfather had full blown Alzheimer’s. My mother is 92 yo and has
mild Alzheimer’s. She has no short term memory. Meanwhile she has 92 -95 yo cousins
who are sharp as a tack. So don’t discount genes.
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@connor6309 1 year ago (edited)
@Rosie-wj1le Different genes can correlate to different types of dementia and even the
odds of getting it at a certain age. For instance, APOE4 is linked to Alzheimer's Disease,
whereas APOE2 is correlated with tauopathies. E4 is linked to a weaker BBB and impaired
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@kellyrappleye9510 1 year ago
@connor6309 I'm seeing MTHFR deficiency (potentially compounded with COMT variants)
and synthetic folic acid fortification of grains, all over this question. Without the most basic
building blocks (in the MTHFR case, a pivotal building block in the folate cycle, then
everything else cascades from there), you simply can't process good AND bad things.
Alzheimer's involves buildups of plaques in the brain and is associated with so many other
comorbidities, including Parkinson's and ADHD. All 3 are associated with lack of effective
dopamine.
In the US, it became mandated 1/1/1998 to add synthetic (not found in nature, but shelf
stable! Huzzah!...) folic acid. This is NOT the same as natural folate and is not actually
found anywhere in nature. Yes, it can be converted to the active form IF you have at least
one wild type allele, and it will eventually be converted even if you don't, but it's slow because
you don't have that "wham-bam-get-'er-done" enzyme that speeds it up.
There are plenty of polymorphisms/genetic variations that I'm sure play into it, but this one is
the beginning of the biochemical metabolic cascade that keeps the body in
homeostasis/equilibrium/health.
I've been researching for myself and my family, and often on my phone, so I don't have links
handy. Plus, any of the individual studies aren't great. However, taken together, they do form
a pretty cohesive picture, albeit a messy mosaic.
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
@kellyrappleye9510
Thanks for posting Kelly.
We all need educating …
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@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions 1 year ago
@kellyrappleye9510 thanks!
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@lissarx2459 1 year ago
@Rosie-wj1le if you have Disney+ there is a new series there called Limitless with Chris
Hemsworth. They tested him for the Alzheimer's Gene and he had it (which meant he had an
eight to nine times higher chance of developing it than a person without the gene,) and then
in the last episode an Alzheimer's expert told him several things he could do to try to help t…
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@micks336 1 year ago
Alzheimer's is a specific disease of the brain. Dementia is a term that describes some of the
symptoms. Dementia is apparent in Alzheimer's and eventually gets worse.
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@tomsale5142 1 year ago
@kellyrappleye9510 do you have this gene try ldn
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@Andy-se4sl 1 year ago
Dementia is an umbrella term used for degenerative brain conditions such as Alzheimers,
Parkinsons, vascular dementia, Lewy bodies syndrome ECT.... Their all types of dementia
(degenerative brain conditions) although different at a biological level... Some symptoms
experienced such as memory loss and confusion are common across the varying types of …
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@ladyhollman9534 1 year ago
@connor6309 That’s nicely scientific yet of absolutely no use to anyone without using real
world general terminology.
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@ladyhollman9534 1 year ago
@snowyowl6892 We need people who speak everyday human to teach. People learn when
they understand. Too many who know can’t teach.
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@l.w.4701 1 year ago
@Rosie-wj1le also what triggers those genes. Where do different people with similar
genetic tendencies live, breathe, eat?
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@l.w.4701 1 year ago
@ladyhollman9534 nice thing about this conversation is some people can understand and
appreciate the more complex, AND there are others sharing on an easier to understand level.
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@emilerose1424 1 year ago
@Andy-se4sl You are one of only two people in this threat who seemed to even try to
answer @Lisa Thomas's question about the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's.
Some just added new questions while others threw genetic combinations at the question in
such as way as to make me think I was losing my faculties! Thank you for paying attention t…
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@oojimmyflip 1 year ago
@averayugen7802 in alzheimers you tend to shake your body some people develop
shaking hands Diementia sufferers dont seem to develop this symptom at all.
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@jamesdean2043 1 year ago
Don't know, he,s constantly getting interrupted, stopped watching
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@fionagregory9147 1 year ago
Dementia*
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@laurad1487 1 year ago
Lots of causes of dementia, such as, but not limited to vascular dementiafrom high
cholesterol/cardiovascular disease, Lewy Body dementia, chronic or severe seizure
disorders, alcoholism, late stage Parrkinsons disease, post-concussive syndrome after
serious head injury, and a variety of genetic diseases. Alzheimers is a specific type of
dementia characterized by amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles, seen in actual brain
dissection after death, although the presence of specific types of decline characteristics is
fairly indicative.
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@22werwerwer 1 year ago
My understanding is dementia is cognitive decline symptoms and Alzheimer's is one diseases
that causes it. Many diseases cause age related dementia. (Parkinsons)
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@Houseitch 1 year ago
@jamesdean2043 Seems the medical medium’s information is most accurate. Dr.’s consult
him who can’t figure it out.
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@honeytherat2017 1 year ago
Dementia is an umbrella term under which sits a variety of dementia types, alzheimers being
the most common. Other diseases include lewy body dementia and vascular dementia to
name a couple
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@sharondavis1665 2 years ago
When my daughter, husband and 2 grandchildren moved in with me, I'm a neet freak not quite a
minimalist, my daughter is a slob I felt my mind declining, I knew I was going in the wrong
direction. Than had a kidney stone, I have been concerned, Still working I'm 83, retirement in
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@carmenross1077 7 months ago
I been waiting for a talk about this PROLON FASTING, I’m wondering what your thoughts on it?
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@bettyboop3206 8 months ago (edited)
I get airway restriction when I eat lots of bread and sugar. I would get wheezing when lying
down. A faint expiratory squeak. A ketogenic diet decreases general inflammation. No puffy feet
or shins. All joint pain is gone and I'm told I snore less. I once fasted for 5 days and my partner
told me I didn't snore at all.
If a keto diet cures epilepsy, I wonder if it would cure asthma and other respiratory issues. I had
forgotten what it was like to take a full unrestricted breath.
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@camilladominguez577 3 months ago
I don’t know what people are talking about with Tom interrupting. He’s done a wonderful job of
asking the right questions. This is informative and Tom is helping to break things down and make
it easy to understand, as always. Excellent video!
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@katedavy6272 2 months ago
I was born with a defective atrial valve so I have been fighting the battle for along time. I'm type 1
diabetic and and eat a good diet low in sat fats n sugars. Also we use ginko and kelp daily to
keep my blood thin and flowing. Any other suggestions?
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@emeraldcityentertainment 1 year ago
Great Vifeo!!!
Translate to English
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@echase416 3 years ago (edited)
I really wish that doctors with monitor their patient’s fasting insulin bloodwork. The 3 Ms:
Measure, monitor, manage. Patients deserve numbers.
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@michaeltorrington2174 1 year ago
I think that his questioning was timely most of the time, especially, since most of his audience
would be considered as laymen. This program was very educational and informative. A lot of
information that people involved in the food industry, will not tell you.
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@rekhapatel7739 1 year ago
Seed oil means .... Like they said vegetable oils.?seed oils are like(e.g mustardseed.flaxseed
sesame seed but vegetable oils are different?trying to clear the query.!
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@kathyreiners6833 9 months ago
Tired of all different
Advice on what to eat
Asian people rice has been eaten for centuries.,and they seem to be healthy .
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@jeffreymueller5772 1 year ago
What kind of doctor should one see to get the proper blood tests your guest recommends. My
PCP does the normal tests and I’m always ask for extras. My calcium score came back with build
up in one artery. Inflammation is also a concern.
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@laurab9518 1 year ago
Gone about 7 months of my life with 20-40 hours no sleep. I’m 37 and noticed declines in
cognitive ability since early thirties.
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@elainetrott6307 2 years ago
What is the total number of things that a person should look into to determine if she/he has early
onset Alzheimer’s? Thank you.
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@FiLipiNoJezus 1 year ago
Words on the tip of the tongue. Saying one word/phrase and meaning another. Losing
keys/can’t find your car. Poor memory. Not recognizing people you’ve known. These are the
obvious signs.
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@janpeters1531 1 year ago
Why do they never mention alcohol--- which is 75 per cent sugar to say nothing of poisening the
body.
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
It's like smoking - everyone knows there are dangers.
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@robertbrown374 1 year ago
I keep thinking about this also. Then I forgetting I have to think about it again.
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@eleanor8002 2 months ago (edited)
I am 74 in a few months and still work PT at a fairly brain demanding job. I eat fish almost daily
and have eaten fresh home cooked meals & veg all my adult life (organic too for most of it). I
rarely eat junk or processed food. I have a vegus nerve issue that means I struggle to digest
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@laithalewis9145 1 year ago
Very informative information.... thx both of you.
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@mingmingwu2049 1 year ago
@ronniebattle1310 !
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago (edited)
@mingmingwu2049 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe
what it says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
Informative information is the best kind of information,
if you want to be informed.
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@WmArthur 1 year ago
Thank you both so much! I wish people knew more about photobiomodulation with red and near
infrared light, typically LED lights now. A study I read says the light stops cellular death and
rebuilds new neuro pathways. The light stimulates the mitochondria to produce ATP, Nitric Oxide,
brings oxygen to the site while increasing blood flow and decreasing inflammation. It also
stimulates the bones to release stem cells, increases healing time by 150-200%. The near
infrared does not create heat and penetrates right through the skull and brain. Studies show the
increased blood flow and brain activity while treating patients for PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury,
Depression and Alzeimers. There are many studies at Pubmed, the NLM, NIH showing the many
positive results of these frequencies of light, 660 nm red + 850 nm Near Infrared. NASA likes to
claim they discovered this therapy on the space station on their own website. Full spectrum light
does not have the same effect, it's about coherent light, single frequencies. Blue light kills staph,
mrsa and melanoma cells. We are also using colloidal (nano) minerals, zinc and magnesium as
well as gold, 50 nm, 30 ppm. with Iodine, B, C, D3+K2, Selenium, Quercitin. We grow and eat a
lot of black, blue and raspberries, strawberries and our own vegetables. We're going to add
Choline now. Thanks for the Hope Guys !
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@user-fi8rr2cl2n 1 year ago
Very interesting what you are stating here. Could you kindly provide links to articles to these
studies? Appreciate it. Many thanks
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@user-fi8rr2cl2n Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)
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@mmn373 6 months ago
Where can we buy those red lights?
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@JM-gu3tx 1 day ago
The problem with trying to get your protein from beans is that most of them are HIGH in oxalates.
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@marymccarthy771 1 year ago
Awesome.
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@joemayet4404 1 year ago
For a home insulin test you could use a keto stick . If you in ketosis I’m pretty sure your insulin
will be down .
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@tnvol5331 3 years ago
What blood tests will indicate where we stand on the inflammation and brain health scale?
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@laaradee 2 months ago
I appreciate these comments! I’ve made changes, keto-voire, exercise, and sunshine. However
an old MVA has left - arthritis (?), huge and frequent pain. I’m afraid to take anti inflammatory
meds, ( risk of lowering acetylcholine), ………
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@jg3381 1 year ago
Geez I switched from Dairy to almond milk and now I can't have almond milk. I've read about
inflammation and all the things that could cause it getting to the point where we can't eat
anything. The minute I switch foods I find out there's something wrong with it like nightshades for
instance.
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@1997wolverines 3 years ago
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brain now...lol. For me migraines & zomig for over 20 years & unfortunately still took for weekly
migraines & Seroquel for 12 years for sleep, (stopped in 2015) brain trauma I have been
fasting for 2 year now 16/8 thanks again Tom, keep the videos coming
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
What's your diet? You fast for 16 hours every day?
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@markoside9448 1 year ago
@tariqjackob8505 sorry I just seen this, I was doing 16/8 avery day but now planing on
changing it up. 6 days a month 20/4 & alot less carbs/sugar
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@sleepsmartsmashstress740 3 years ago
Best way to think of amyloid plaques is the remains or byproduct of neurodegeneation thus it is a
marker not the driver of the dementia. But when it has accumulated in large amounts it might
start to be harmful per se but in early stages amyloid is just the byprofuct or toxin but it sits there
without causing dementia
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
Hi. I didn't know what is amyloid. I didn't understand that could you help me understand it and
how it affects.
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@sleepsmartsmashstress740 2 years ago
@tariqjackob8505 Think - I'm Lloyd
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@sleepsmartsmashstress740 I am trying to understand.
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@a_h_cchannel6035 2 months ago
Can someone please put up the foods to eat/not eat? Thanks.
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@mukeshsharma-iq8dp 3 months ago
Dr Dale, thank you for the excellent talk it was very informative. I just wanted to add that.Palm
cooking oil is actually the Olein fraction of the oil produced from Physical refining & is trans fat
free. It also is Omega 3 fat. On average it has 41% Palmitic acid (C16:0), 41.5% Oleic acid
(C18:1), PUFA content- 11.6% Linoleic acid (C18:2) and only 0.4% Linolenic acid (C18:3). So it i…
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@toomylight2311 1 year ago
My mom had good clean diet , excercise ,no smoking no illnesses and she got dementia at 68 .
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@velvetpaws999 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this informative interview! I found it to be very insightful and certainly
helpful for all to learn how to live a healthier life, and WHY!
I am wondering about one condition which is never ever mentioned in the context of Alzheimer's,
or even general cognitive decline: what about people who suffer from severe epilepsy? Could that
in itself also trigger Alzheimer's? I would argue that it probably causes cognitive decline as an
epileptic person ages.... Just curious if anybody ever explored this?
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@Peter-gu9ph 13 days ago
The Apollo Health Pre-Code he mentions at 45:36 is USD $40 **PER MONTH** (lab NOT
included)!!! Sounds like it should cost a LOT less than that!!! He says it is just "a report and a
simple test". He then says you want to know your Vit D and thyroid status - luckily in Australia, we
can get these and ALL sorts of other blood tests for FREE under Medicare. I urge others to …
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@lynnees9828 2 months ago
I knew that! My asthma increases at night as I sleep plus my sinusitis. I asked my doc about O2
aid, knowing my O2 level decreased. Nope, must go on a sleep study. I'm scheduled for sinus
surgery. Hopefully it will improve my O2 intake later. Interesting debate.
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@spacecat5517 3 years ago
I'm 48 and my 97 year old grandfather has better memory than me. Unfortunately on my
grandmother's side the whole family was wiped out from Alzheimers. I can feel it happening and
it's scary, I can just do something and immediately forget. I found that matcha powder really
helped but also raised my BP way too high. Ugh.
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@SUA37 3 years ago
Don't give up!
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@barbarafairbanks4578 3 years ago
Get checked out with some of the tests this Dr. Is suggesting. I would bet your mind is just
practicing distraction rather 'paying attention'...to what your body is doing.
Your forgetting something you just did could simply be that you are distracted by thoughts,
possibly worrying over something...in other words, your body is on automatic while your brain
has disengaged and is thinking of something else.
Being mindful of what you are doing (is an skill you can devlope) - being mindful of what your
body is doing is the cure for that. It's just a matter of aligning brain to body and paying
attention to your body's actions...sounds simple, but it is a skill that many people don't realize
they haven't developed, or even that they COULD!
Practice meditation. A good book, for starters, to easily & effortlessly learn meditation is,
"Turning the Mind Into An Ally", by SAKYONG MIPHAM. - He is a Monk, but quite an
'Americanized' one...no abstract or 'woo-woo' nonsense in his writing at all. Everything is
explained in layman's terms, and this is a really entertaining and enjoyable book to read.
The Matcha Tea effects you had... while it is a great antioxidant & valuable dietary nutrient to
partake of - the positive effects you felt that it helped your memory, could have just been a
placebo effect. You believed it could help, therefore it did seem to. Try practicing mindfulness
& meditation- that book is a great guide for that and won't make the aspect of practicing
mindfulness, or meditation, feel complicated or unobtainable.
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@8675-__ 3 years ago
Try serrapeptase! Add oils to your diet and watch BREAD HEAD video on YouTube!
No more cereal or bread products! Period! And try intermittent fasting for memory recovery.
Best wishes
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@get8020fit 3 years ago
Same issue on my moms side and I feel it as well. Buy his book. Reduce inflammation and
be in ketosis. Stress is bad. Sleep is good
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
@8675-__ What's your diets? Do you fast every day. What kind of fat do you use?
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@niyigenr 3 years ago
“My flight was delayed” “It is your diet”
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@gwen6453 1 month ago
Thanks Tom for your interjections, appreciate the basics.
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@Joinusinfrance 2 months ago
I would have liked to know if these results were published in a serious medical journal.
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
I forgot why I started watching this.
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@mailywong9612 2 weeks ago
me too
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@JulieAnnStone 3 years ago
This was very interesting! Question: with toxins burning paraffin candles, is the toxin harmful if the
candle is decorative in the room, not burned, yet with a fragrance?
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@lindaduval5056 1 year ago
I would also like this answer. I buy soy candles and don’t burn them. I take the cover off to
fragrance my bedroom. Is this bad?
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@SimplyShazelle 1 year ago
My knowledge is anything you can smell including your food smells during cooking is
considered air pollutant. The scent diffusers with essential oils is also a pollutant. The one
thing I am not scientifically sure about still is the lamp berger/maison berger which is a claim
to clean the air.
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@sleeve8651 3 weeks ago
Was caretaker for my elderly Mother, until her passing a 101 !
I experimented with Coconut oil, for memory issues, and her short term memory began to
improve, almost immediately !
I have suggested using it with others, and those that have stayed with it, have had noticeable
improvements !
It works !
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@KarenHula 1 year ago
What is the dose of curcumin for health results? You mentioned this herb but not clear on "how
much" to take?
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@tonydinozzo3501 2 years ago
Wow, just find out Tom is 45! I thought he may be in his early 30s! Tom, please where can we find
out your supplement and excercise regiment?
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@underworldunderdog 3 years ago
Great tips! not sure about the meat and fish #seaspiracy
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@deannadebbie.jacobs212 1 year ago
Very interesting and I want to learn much more. Where can I learn how to prevent Alzheimers.
My mother had the beginning of it at about 81 years. Now we know much more, and I just turned
80 yrs. and try to be more active, swim, walk but not really enough. Unfortunately I see more
women between 70 and 80 yrs getting that lately, and its very scary. I'm in Florida now and most
women are more active here, but even the healthy active women are getting AZ.
Thank you Dr. Bredesen and where can we learn more?
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@crand20033 2 months ago
Many of the lead levels detected in turmeric have ranged from 28 to 146 parts per million,
magnitudes more than the FDA's established acceptable levels for other foods.
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@alexvarsany9453 3 years ago
It would be very helpful if the hard words (foreign and medical) were projected when spoken fast.
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@rseyedoc 3 years ago
My O2 sats is always in the low 90s until I exercise, then it goes up to high 90s. Is it possible to
raise sleeping O2 levels?
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@elizeklein4447 2 years ago
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@wboquist 1 year ago
Great information. Was the level the Dr. referred to around 13:15 called "HOMA IR"? If I ask my
own physician for that to be checked, will he know what I mean?
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
'The HOMA-IR score should not be used in patients on insulin, and studies have questioned
its accuracy in those with impaired glucose tolerance, normal BMI, the elderly, and others.'
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@glee841 1 year ago
Where can we get tested for our microbiome and the other tests that was mentioned in this
interview
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@agathakirk6380 1 year ago
Any ideas on the "chemtrails", what are they for, what are they releasing, under whose direction,
authority, whose planes do they belong?
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@amredrisco8416 3 years ago
How to get Pique Tea in Ireland or UK please?
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@polyannamoonbeam 4 months ago
sleep apnea is also caused by other medications. upper airway resistance syndrome- what
causes it?
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@fluffyt9591 1 year ago
Wow tons of great info…my doctor told me to cut out meat because of my cholesterol, I’m eating
legumes & grains like bulgur and quinoa. Also I don’t sweat even if exercising … but I get night
sweats. I don’t know what to do …any advice ? Thank you
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@heathergustafson4237 3 years ago
This is a lot of info, but it leaves me with, okay where do I even start with this? So testing for
your insulin in your blood is where to start
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@SanctifiedLady 2 years ago
No, removing simple sugars and flour and drinking filtered water
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@billmimnaugh2464 1 year ago
It seems I need a complete overhaul in my diet and cognitive health
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@gregorypotter1109 1 year ago
slow change is best
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@mc-nw1rk 1 year ago
Don't we all!!!!
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@williamhilliard7386 1 year ago
Bicycle slow if cardiovascular problems,need stress test. It is a bit like shoveling snow. But
fun I did 2750 miles last yr. It is a rolling fountain of youth I'm 68,frends are older , retired
postal workers up too 81 yr. Old 1/2 hr. If sun shines & over 50 *
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@heikeschroeder8538 1 month ago
I am happy that Thom asks questions to clarify for all of us - as we go along.
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@nightowl1on1 1 year ago
I like the chapter title at the bottom . And the content. Love the no silver bullet but maybe silver
buckshot. It’s see if you get traction of that saying hehe. :)
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@ukelilly 3 years ago
How to give myself alzheimer ? Turns out, I have been doing alot of those things the 1990s,
early 2000s. :( I did exercise alot during that time though.
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@SamAX5444 1 year ago
Someone summarize the action plan
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@christ565 2 months ago
Apoe 4 is important. Insulin uptake id vital to know. Low carb diet.. what if you were born
hypoglycemic and still are? Thank you! ️
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@CFAweiss 2 months ago
Ok, this is interesting and I wish you covered the topic of people who don’t have sleep apnoea
but most likely don’t sleep.
Then there is the clash between what this guy is saying and a lectin free diet and those people
who have metabolism issues that require them to eat many small meals in order to keep the …
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@gavinhamnett8234 7 months ago (edited)
His interrupting, really helped slow things down for me
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@anuhou4329 2 months ago
Tom's interruptions were very important and appropriate.
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@DeeDeeOrr 3 weeks ago
Its April 2024 and I NEED this information. My 44 yr old sister is losing her mind. Its sad to watch.
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@reneyoo6111 1 year ago
What about coffee is it good or bad against cognitive decline?
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@padebro2683 1 year ago
It should NOT take an HOUR to share a point
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@lynnerodrigue9313 1 year ago
My grandmother died of Alzheimer's and my aunt JUST died of Alzheimer's. I believe my aunt's
was brought on more so due to the vaccine she took.
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@grettalemabouchou6779 1 year ago (edited)
Exercise. Avoid processed garbage food. Good thoughts. Prayers!
to keep insulin level.
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@isabelledetaillefer2726 2 months ago
Low carbs
My mom aged quite well till some doctor decided she's too old for HRT in her 70s & refused to
prescribe it. Her decline after that was so fast & scary to behold... she had marked atrophy within
years and she was dead in less than a decade. I will always have HRT, if I have to take a gun to
doctor's appointment.
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@BobNob1 1 year ago
Cognitive Decline is from the powdered aluminum they are putting in powdered stuff like flower
and whitener and other powder stuff
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@mitchellsquires83 3 years ago
What are the 4 toxins?
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@astrocore6790 11 months ago (edited)
26:46 - ! - u're taking #Arsenic in from several sources:
1. #Groundwater - that's one of the most important things, so you can look up what is the water in
my area in terms of arsenic where does it stand. There are certain areas of #Utah - very high in
arsenic in groundwater.
2. #Chicken - so for people who eat a ton of non-organic chicken -- beware check your arsenic
level.
3. #Rice - another big one -- for people who eat a ton of rice check to see what your arsenic level
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@Suzitao 1 year ago
Ps. Please YouTube.. limit your ad breaks..this is getting silly! I think I counted 5 in this video.
What about a reasonable one every half hour (like I think it used to be). Cheers.
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@rabiei1985 2 years ago
Very good channel, useful information and impressive guests but I wish you could break into
guest’s discussion less often. You ask questions before they make the point and often introduce
something slightly off topic which makes it harder for the audience and the guests to keep the red
thread.
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@franklix 3 years ago
Why does he keep interrupting the expert at key points
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@beaware9457 3 years ago
His interruptions were always on point and minimal under these circumstances. He was
trying to clarify the massive information mr Bredesen offers so they can be utilised
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@vallerietolliver5935 1 year ago
I felt the questions were very helpful to make use of this conversation! Most of the information
was above the average person ability to fully take in without input and questions.
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@MAnderson-gr7zx 2 months ago
I really wanted to hear what he was about to say regarding glutathione - namely - how do we
increase it?
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@luckycharmranch 1 year ago
@TomBilyeu Thank you for slowing the speaker down.. to take this information in, easier. It was
still fast information, but I appreciate the slowing it down so I could absorb the information better.
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@BrianHallmond 3 years ago
If you're vegan please please PLEASE look into Omega Algae (oil) suppliments.
I'm a vegan, and an activist, but just not enough vegans take fat seriously. It's important for our
brain.
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@8675-__ 3 years ago
Absolutely!
Fat is crucial to good brain health.
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@Nami66148 3 years ago
What’s the best filter for water ?
I have a Berkey
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@felixoupopote 3 weeks ago
I have terrible snoring and I've never been overweight, it's so frustrating. I don't know what to do!
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@claytonandrews7234 1 month ago
I want to know what the over the counter medicine that I have seen in commercials in the past
that he has. What's the name of it? And does it work?
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@tahoe32973 2 years ago
I have difficulty believing this because my mom has dementia right now and she always ate
healthy and had low stress level. She didn’t ever have to work although she did work
occasionally. On the other hand, my husbands parents both smoked and drank most of their lives
and had very unhealthy diets and they are both fine cognitively. That’s why I think it is more …
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@rigbi889 3 years ago
Tom, you are one of the top 3 curators exist out there (in the English language). Your X-Theory
content literally saves lives. Saved mine for sure. Thank you
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@skx9159 6 months ago
Not finished the video yet but is it the case that certain length fasts can contribute to detoxing?
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@Woof728 1 year ago
Is there any connection between cognitive decline/Altzheimers and hair dye? Growing up my
mother used to go the beauty parlor frequently where they used a lot of hair spray and then dye
once a month or so. She developed Parkinson's in her early 60's. I often wondered if there was a
connection. I use hair dye but I use henna which is a only a plant.
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@susansherlock6934 1 year ago
Paracetamol is inflammatory and look at how many people take it for pain etc.
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@greaterisHeWho 1 year ago
Paracetamol is An anti inflammatory medication to treat inflammation
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@greaterisHeWho Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. (Mark Hemans)\
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@sardot4960 3 years ago
There are many reasons to avoid being on the 405 any time.
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@snowbike8032 2 months ago
Does anyone have a recommendation for a good Food Safety test? Dr. Gundry talks about this
as important but when I called the phone number for his company nobody would recommend a
Food Sensitivity test to me. They said they only comment on their products.. Thanks in advance.
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@sherryjacob7986 1 year ago
Can you provide the medical study documentation you cited in this video?
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@EarthlingHEX 3 years ago
You need to get Dr Morse on the channel, he can really expand on how to detox properly
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@EarthlingHEX 3 years ago (edited)
Dr Dale explains great way to do a light detox, Dr Morse will explain how to deep cleanse
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@sleepsmartsmashstress740 3 years ago
Surgery residents get great overall sleep because they sleep in their overalls when on call.
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@lindalamb7512 2 months ago
Just ordered both books great ideas. Where can I get all these tests?
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@dearmamajj 3 weeks ago
Tom. Please don’t forget to talk about how harmful fragrance is!!! They are loaded with phthalates
but also some scientists call them “obesegens” …I can’t remember if they make the cells repell
water or attract fat - or both. But fragrance negatively impacts our health in numerous ways!! So
many that you could even do an entire show about it! Could?! Or I think you should! Haha …
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@yopac4418 2 years ago
One thing I'd like to ask if taking some sleeping pills would be causing dementia diseases. Thank
you.
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@mb-mx9eb 2 years ago (edited)
i cured my sleep apnea and all my health problems like pre type 2, high BP and many more with
a ketogenic diet- (simply whole food one meal a day with fasting, fasting is effortless once in
ketosis) and periodic autophagy ...no reasons to be sick worked for 2.6 million years before the
toxic food pyramid and 5 meals a day bs
(see Ansel Keys for cause of today's metabolic syndrome, leaky gut, disease epidemic)
high good fat whole food diet = no appetite = effortless fasting = none of today's diseases.
Hunter gatherer, did not have our multiple diseases's this was also the case to a lesser extent 50
years ago before processed food (see resent untouched Hunter gather studies for optimal health)
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@carle5538 1 year ago (edited)
Zip it Tom !!!!!!!!!!!! Hahahaha you are all right...this was an interesting interview.
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@Durga695 2 months ago
Castille Shampoo as well as soap, Dementia can be linked back to our industrial shampoos and
conditioners too.
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@tolsen4893 1 year ago
An interesting interview, but Tom had to work hard to get concrete answers out, that don't involve
buying products or books from Dr. Bredesen. Not sure about the saturated / non saturated fats,
there seems to have been some medical washing in the past involved with this.
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
Yeah, cholesterol bollocks.
Sugar/processed carbs is the #1 dietary health enemy.
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@teresajohnson1352 2 months ago
FANTASTIC MAN!!!!!!!!!#
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@user-je6nd1zj2h 1 year ago
I think it like the memory card it basically consists of copper so we have to care about food which
contains this item likhe nut combined with hebtain circle
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@HolisticLifeUnscripted 3 years ago
I feel brain fog when I’m eating carbs. I’m on fire cognitively when I’m in ketosis.
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@sherlyr. 3 years ago
Same here
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@tariqjackob8505 2 years ago
Hi. What do you do to be in Ketosis? Do you fast to be in ketosis? Do you check ketone
levels? What does food fo you eat?
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
My main concern is to knock myself off
early enough after developing Alzheimer's,
before my brain's completely shot.
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@user-je6nd1zj2h 1 year ago
I think it like the memory card it basically consists of copper so we have to care about food which
contains this item likhe nut combined with hebtain circle
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@isabeltorres5574 1 year ago
What about Calcium Deposits in your brain, that Forum, affect memory?
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@thomasstevenrothmbamd2384 2 years ago
The medical industrial complex's failure to properly research and diagnose and treat microbiome
and sleep and vital nutritional deficiency issues (including those related to Vitamin D3 and
Vitamin K2 and Magnesium deficiencies as well as iatrogenic prescription medication usage) is a
major reason why psychiatric iatrogenesis is a primary contributor to the third leading cause of
death in the U.S. (which is iatrogenesis in general). If the U.S. spent just a fraction of the over
$40 billion each year it spends just on iatrogenic psychiatric drugs alone, on properly researching
the issues discussed in this and related YouTube presentations we would probably, Lord willing,
achieve an absolute revolution in medical efficacy improvement and iatrogenesis reduction.
Thomas Steven Roth, MBA, MD
Christian Minister for Biblical Medical Ethics, and therefore, Scientific and Religious Refugee from
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@jamesjc 2 years ago
think what he's saying is everything can cause Alzheimer's
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@chrismullin8304 9 days ago
Does anyone have info on Rice Bran Oil for high heat cooking?
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@Grandmamalaughsoutloud 8 months ago
Where can we get the cognitive and dental tests? In Australia
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@grahamswett6430 2 years ago
My brother-in-law in tried his program. They kept telling him they were working on clearing
“biotoxins”. He and my sister worked the program religiously for a year. I spite of this he did not
improve. I begged them to take note that he had terrible fungal toenails and had for years. Can
you say biotoxin! He is now in a facility and continues to decline. EVERY brain from a demented…
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@erinloo8921 1 year ago
What can be done to remove fungus in the body? I did see a little bit of how to do this on a
TV program by Seven Day Adventists but did not see the whole article. It mentioned food
grade hydrogen peroxide and distilled water. Can anyone advise me.. I hv had toenail
fungus for a long time.. it is possible to spend a fortune on various treatments which never …
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@emh8861 1 year ago
@Erin Loo check out Dr. Berg . I’m sure he has something on his YouTube channel about
this.
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@dinorazaman2238 1 year ago
Iodine took away fungus on my feet.
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@erinloo8921 1 year ago
@grahamswett6430 thank u for replying Graham
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@erinloo8921 1 year ago
@emh8861 thank you
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@sidra5512 3 years ago
I honestly stopped watching the interview midway becz Tom couldn’t stop interrupting. It’s
exhausting honestly to see when you have such an educated personality on your show and you
don’t know how to shutup... it’s disrespectful to say the least.. how about save your questions for
when hes done talking
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@paulakelly9244 3 years ago
I agree. No sub here.
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@shoshanachavab 2 years ago
He always interrupts
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@swirleebear 1 year ago
yeah I'm interested in listening to the doctor not tom!
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@swirleebear 1 year ago
he constantly interrupts, very rude
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@ronakelly4855 1 year ago
Sidra, I appreciated Toms questions, the Doctor was bandying words too much.
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@terrelljustis 1 year ago (edited)
RonaKelly -I think you use the word bandy incorrectly. The doctor is well-informed and a good
communicator. It is rich information, but honestly, too many interruptions. In a good interview,
the questions are meant to draw more from the guest. In this case the questions were
repetitive and rather inhibiting. At least that’s how I experienced it. I had to stop halfway …
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@danaamunategui5654 1 year ago
Same…I really wanted to listen to this amazing guest, but it’s sooo painful with the
interruptions…. Had to stop..
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@gypsylove4291 1 year ago
A conversation flows easily when both get a chance to say what is needed by both parties. I
don't want to be negative.
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@36chambers86 1 year ago
Facts
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@gvivo2120 1 year ago
You have a point, but Tom also considered the listeners who may need to slow down the
speaker and tone down the very technical lingo into layman's terms... that way they benefit
more from the material.
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@maradavis1945 1 year ago
Was this made so T could hear himself talk? Eye roll. Why ask questions, then interrupt ?…
This means he is not listening,.. just impatiently wAiting to say what his thoughts. Closed
mind.
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@maradavis1945 1 year ago
Information very good from Guest!
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@bhen8402 1 year ago
His teeth look ridiculously white, distraction
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@36chambers86 1 year ago
@gvivo2120 Get that but he dragged out his interruptions too much. Makes it difficult for the
listener.
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@ritakenny1887 1 year ago
Zip it Tom!
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@sylviamclellan4838 1 year ago
I felt the same way about Tom rudely and constantly interrupting this amazing neurologist.
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@jamesdean2043 1 year ago
I agree, thinking about stop watching, it is aggravating
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@gralaw1965 1 year ago
Yes the guy several times was interrupted before he was Finnished answering I hate it, also
couldn’t watch the whole video such a pity
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@paramountwaterproofing_nola 1 year ago (edited)
@gvivo2120 exactly! So much content - has to slow it down for clarification…
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@iztherelife1340 1 year ago
I can’t get past the power ranger collection. Grief.
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@Onlinepower1 1 year ago
@ronniebattle1310 Mark Hemans is a false healer. Iv seen him. Think about it… if he could
heal why is he still wearing glasses to read?
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago (edited)
@Onlinepower1 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe
what it says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@cindyshaver3432 1 year ago
%Agree!! ️
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@michaelsnapp9832 1 year ago
My thoughts exactly
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@elsabuck6008 1 year ago (edited)
SO RUDE TOM !!
You don’t supposed to interrupt like that. It’s aggravating. Shut up and listen. That’s why you
are interviewing. YOU ARE NOT THE NEUROLOGIST. GET IT ????????????!!!
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@kennethharris3932 1 year ago
I think that's an overreaction. I thought the questions were appropriate.
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@jeweljones3818 1 year ago
I suppose this information is really good. Some of it is available to me as far as my diet but all
these tests and gadgets to buy are not affordable. I am 75 and on a fixed Income. Medicare
doesn't pay for many Blood tests. In fact every year you have a wellness check up on
medicare and they don't Pay for a metabolic panel unless you have diabetes or some other
chronic illness. I could never afford to get my blood checked for all the different things he
mentioned as often as needed. What's a solution for people my age who cannot afford these
things?
By the way I did not notice you interrupting but I did notice that the speaker talked way too
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@davepeterschmidt5818 1 year ago
I think you guys are being way too critical here. Tom did a decent job of having the doctor
clarify points that he wanted clarified and guiding the discussion well.
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@ronakelly4855 1 year ago
@Onlinepower1 Hahaha, nice one.
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@ronakelly4855 1 year ago
I agree about my incorrect use of bandying words apologise for that. I thought the Doctor
wasn't communicating well at all. The reason Tom had to keep interrupting.
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@bodylab_skinclinic 1 year ago
I hear what you’re feeling, but even though it may seem otherwise, Tom seems to be doing
his best to drive the focus of the interview, not to interrupt him. Like any researcher who is
passionate about their subject the interviewee could potentially go on forever on any one
thread. Tom clearly had done his homework and wants to cover a number of points within the
interview—and to help the audience understand the subject as a whole rather than dive into
details within a narrow aspect. He also interrupts to request clarity within terms or phrases
that may not seem obvious to the viewers. That’s the end goal of an efficient interview.
Thanks, Tom!
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@Tms9496 1 year ago
I appreciate Tom’s questions.
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@AstroBananna 1 year ago
He very cleverly asks the right questions at the right time to extract more information from the
dr to make sure his audience gets the most if the interview, instead of leaving lots up in the
air and then people have so many questions but no doctor to answer. Tom is very
knowledgeable and if you cant tell he already knows a lot of what is being said or is aware …
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@YesIknowitall 1 year ago
I can't stand people who have been lucky enough to get a world class expert on ANYTHING,
then ask them questions, and talk over the guest's answer. I WANT TO HEAR THE GUEST.
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@carolann724 1 year ago
I think Tom was attempting to break things down and extract for those of us who are a little
slow on the uptake.
I appreciate him doing this!
I don't think that he's rude in any way.
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@jsunit5354 1 year ago
Agree. When the expert is on a roll, the host should let him go.
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@CSH16 1 year ago (edited)
@davepeterschmidt5818 .. I agree with you. Some people has to find just ANYTHING to
complain or critical. The doctor was going to fast and using to many medical terminology that
many of us do not understand and Tom was helping to clarify a little better. That's all!
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@eastdallasalice 1 year ago (edited)
Just looking for more ways to set you up so it’s easy to snoop about your health. The key to
this was toxicity and inflamation. Get a breathing machine for proper oxygen levels. Oh yes
and send a doctor you can trust. Good luck with that one thanks to Covid incentives .
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@mysterydiaz5302 1 year ago
My system was practically perfect. I did a lot of work on it. No weed no gluten no dairy no
sugar nothing package everything organic. Since 2003. Then….trauma and jabs and Covid.
My brain isn’t fully recovering.
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@beelichoong2143 1 year ago
After reading your comments, decided not to listen. Waste of time! Thk u
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@eastdallasalice 1 year ago
@beelichoong2143 I can’t even find my reply. Maybe better take a second look at the
neurology of this.
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@blackboxgoddess8747 1 year ago
I dont agree. The interviewer was great at slowing DOWN! This complicated medical
terminologically challenging interview.. Without him I would of checked out half the way
through..
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@nomparfait 1 year ago
Maybe, but he asked a lot of good questions, that got excellent answers that u missed out on!
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@LunarEclipse-xv8jx 1 year ago
Tom interrupts his guests ALL THE TIME. I can’t watch his interviews because of it. I look up
his guest and watch the guest interviewed by someone else on another YT channel.
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@Msjaniceelaine 1 year ago
I know. Tom interruptions is too much.
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@JayceBroda 1 year ago
I found Thom did an excellent job because this particular guest needed to clarify, many
technical or medical points
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@sandeewoodward4863 1 year ago
@danaamunategui5654
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@sandeewoodward4863 1 year ago
@bhen8402 no
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@sandeewoodward4863 1 year ago
@36chambers86 s
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@sandeewoodward4863 1 year ago
@elsabuck6008
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@HBToastedAlmond 1 year ago
Exitement!
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@Handmaidenofyeshua 1 year ago
Take the good and new advice and give the man a break. With his wealth of knowledge on
health benefits, he knows the questions/comments to address the Neurologist we don’t.
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago
@gralaw1965 finished
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago
@Ronnie Battle mark is to the jews. Not germane . The Jews had to have a sign. Btw.
GENTILES under Paul s apostleship.
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@MsCaryopteris 1 year ago
Exactly!
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@patelliott5643 1 year ago
Pls stop interrupting ….we get it …don’t interrupt please . It is very off putting for your guest
and viewer.
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@lenas5613 1 year ago
@patelliott5643 Agree. It's his interruption mid-sentence.that's rude. Too much of that.
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@lenas5613 1 year ago
The barrage of technical medical terns!!! Yikes! Cognoscopy...
Beed a guidebook.
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@john-di1mz 1 year ago
Spot on....STF up and let the guest tell us what we need to know
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@steves5694 1 year ago
He has no self control
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@christylumpa4357 1 year ago
Exactly!!!! I really hate that type of behaviour......it is complete rubbish!!
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@terriweiss2557 1 year ago
I could only make it 9 minutes into the conversation because of all the interruptions! How
rude of him to constantly interrupt!
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@maydelrosario-brody6883 1 year ago (edited)
I think he is just drawing out more info by asking questions. Sometimes when you’re into a
topic you tend to forget the simple yet more informative piece of information that a person
could impart you/to us. I believe that the speaker has it in his list to talk about but Tom is
curious, I am and I would be also. All in all, he did a great job with limited time, if there is
because it is editable anyway. But the time has the speaker available for him, that might be
the reason why he is asking questions in the middle of it.
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@lavernaturner4757 1 year ago
Absolutely! We don't need Tom to reiterate what the good Doctor keeps trying say before he
gets interupted.
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@krista7259 1 year ago
I needed those interruptions to understand.
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@neusalix5209 1 year ago
I agree with you totally.
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@laurienneyates4799 1 year ago
Tom asks intelligent questions. What listeners would ask but can not. Dr Bredesen gets
medically "technical" & Tom's questions brings him back to simple explanations for the rest of
us.
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@maggiemay945 1 year ago
@ronniebattle1310 you know what I'm not gonna do, check out this ministry. want to know
why? because you pushing it like this is incredibly sketchy and rude. you shouldn't be
pushing ministry this way. you are just annoying people and annoying people doesn't get
eyes on what you want, it literally gets the opposite effect. not only will people not check ou…
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@ronniebattle1310 1 year ago
@maggiemay945 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe
what it says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@maggiemay945 1 year ago
@ronniebattle1310 you out laying hand on people or spaming on the internet! this isn't
ministry that you are doing. it literally the opposite. by spamming people you are turning them
away. try creating relationships with real humans. Spamming people isn't ministry.
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@carle5538 1 year ago
I agree too. Tom should hold his questions a bit at least till the end.
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@lisavonditfurth 1 year ago
Tom's interruptions were well done, well timed and really helped me to understand more .
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@lisavonditfurth 1 year ago
Tom's interruptions were well done, well timed and helped me understand more.
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@curtissharris8914 1 year ago
A good indication you've got sleep apnea
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@oromoonekoo2445 1 year ago
I disagree, I am glad h is asking before the Dr moves on
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@waterfish6842 1 year ago
What's the root cause please?
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@MKU9 1 year ago
I felt the same way! So frustrating!
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@sheilahammond4260 1 year ago
@gypsylove4291 Yes. In a usual, friendly conversation that's how it goes, but in an
interview with a guest on certain topics the idea is to accumulate info, so it's far better to
listen to an expert without bombarding them with questions throughout the interview. The
interviewer should jot down all his questions and ask if the guest would reply or come back …
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@sheilahammond4260 1 year ago
@Onlinepower1 that's a silly remark! He's not a miracle healer!
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@johnpavich299 1 year ago
Hey guys this is an interview where the interviewer asks questions that we might not think of
and I found that to be interesting. If you listen to the doctor he even mentions that's a good
question.
I'am sure if you want to just hear the good doctor he probably has a channel where he just…
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@deecee901 1 year ago
Control issues?
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@cyntheevoneekeeno 1 year ago
OMG, i cant believe how much and how often he interrupted. Ugh, what a turn off!
Went to library and picked up all of Dr. Dale’s books to avoid the cortisol surges that Tom’s
incessant interruptions caused. Couldn’t make it through the whole episode.
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@maurnmillward6498 1 year ago
Thank you for this article. It has put into perspective the why and the wherefore of something
so scary
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@MacSwan 1 year ago
I don’t have a problem with it, l think he’s just trying to clarify which I appreciate
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@cartergirl3of3 1 year ago
I actually preferred that he interrupted becaise each time ot was to clarify and go deeper into
what the dr. Said. I found the dr. Just glossing over topics really quickly as if a layman would
understand and just asni was thinking "wait what does he mean by that" to. Would interrupt
and ask the question.
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@cheryl9828 1 year ago
Agree 100%.
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@templejell2688 11 months ago
I appreciate clarification but Tom interrupts constantly and I lose the main thought of the
interview. I feel this is where Tom can improve as an interviewer.
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@ronniebattle1310 11 months ago (edited)
@John J Kelly Encounter Ministries YouTube channel. Mark Hemans
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@coolco1619 9 months ago
Oh that's a shame, you have literally missed out the most important information of a lifetime !
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@Rosa-nu4zm 8 months ago
Not really? He isn't!
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@winnguyen443 8 months ago
@ronniebattle1310 where was god when I got sick? He was at home! Washin his tights!
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@ronniebattle1310 8 months ago (edited)
@winnguyen443 Read Mark chapter 16:1-20. Ask yourself this question. Do you believe
what it says? These signs will follow those who believe!
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@monik8209 8 months ago
This was nothing in comparison with other interviews! He always interrupts, I believe Tom has
the need to show that he knows a lot, interrupting to make sure everyone understands he has
clever comments
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@herbladie 8 months ago
Tim asks the correct questions!!!
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@americanlawdawg3609 8 months ago
Constantly
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@paulettegee 8 months ago
Well, if you stopped listening you missed out!
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@mary-janeowen8238 8 months ago
Don’t agree. Toms supporting audience comprehension.
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@alisonberry4769 8 months ago
I agree.not a good interviewer.needs to let the expert speak!
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@johnlock5037 8 months ago
@ritakenny1887 Stop whimpering and move on genius…
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@johnlock5037 8 months ago
@kennethharris3932 Toms great at what he does, but you have whiners and not so bright
people unfortunately…
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@marciamcgrath4953 8 months ago
@maggiemay945 I report this kind of spam. I've done this to several of his comments on
here. They will hopefully block him now.
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@Sketcher93 8 months ago
I heard a perfect given take conversation. Can't be worth talking about the same
conversation? Are you sure you don't have some kind of bias against Tom?
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@wearesouls6783 8 months ago
@elsabuck6008 Soooo rude!!
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@wearesouls6783 8 months ago
@maggiemay945 You know what else really annoys people? People who can't use a capital
letter in the right place.
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@maggiemay945 8 months ago
@wearesouls6783 love that you care so much about grammar!
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@grazynkatodisco4916 8 months ago
He ask questions.. in the important situation. I don’t see this as interrupting.!!
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@kellio8087 7 months ago (edited)
Only intelligent people understand that way of bouncing thoughts, ideas, concepts, and
clarity off each other so it doesn't actually bother the other person. If that of importance is not
mentioned at the appropriate time, it may not be conveyed properly or at all. That could nean
something of significant could be lost or undiscovered.
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@mizliz333 7 months ago
People who don’t mind interruptions are the same way themselves; controlling. They all use
the excuse that the Dr went too fast and needed clarifying . That is no reason to not let the
Dr finish a sentence. That requires a lack of arrogance. Then you can ask whatever. Only
the equally arrogant defend this.
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@nancyreese80 7 months ago
That’s unfortunate, you are one who missed out
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@goldsmeeth2771 7 months ago
Yea, it's little annoying. A bit too much interruptions
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@EthantheIncredible 7 months ago (edited)
Terrible in this interview. He reiterates ideas and it becomes redundant. And you have to fast
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@kimberlychildresswade1112 7 months ago
Good interview. I think this was one Tom was very interested and excited about the
information.
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@andreavictory6591 7 months ago
I like when he stop the personality, because if he doesn't stop them when he does and ask to
explain, I would not be able to understand and to follow.
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@skx9159 6 months ago
He has to slow the guest down and clarify to make sure everyone is keeping pace
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@dennistucker9081 6 months ago
I have had the same experience. To be fair, I’d take a look at the matter of format. But
before the question of what format to use, one must decide on purpose. Is the purpose to
impart information or to produce an entertaining show?
To my mind this doctor deserves the format of a TED Talk first and foremost. After the talk
comes a question and answer period. For me that would be a better format for a scientist of
this quality. Later, an interview such as the one here could be done with somebody like a
Dick Cavett, or even another doctor who is a listener and good on camera.
I hope I am being fair and helpful.
Good luck to the channel creator, in any event.
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@dennistucker9081 6 months ago
@gvivo2120 You have a point. Thanks
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@edwardscott2510 5 months ago
Go buy his book
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@rhondaurb 5 months ago
@skx9159 yes exactly! He’s asking good questions
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@rhondaurb 5 months ago
He’s asking excellent questions
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@terilisciandra7692 5 months ago
We don't want to hear you're rude remarks.
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@traceykerr572 4 months ago
They were great interviews on YouTube with Dr. Bredeson that aren’t interrupted have a look
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@nesanesa9547 3 months ago
Slow the audio down as this is fast track information....
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@angelbaybee3700 3 months ago
On the reg
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@BarbaraBurton-zs7tn 3 months ago
Boy are you right
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@Whitgent 3 months ago
Agreed! I stopped watching too!
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@SG-kd8ek 3 months ago
THANK YOU for voicing this!! l got quite EXASPERATED at the constant interruption.
At some point, l started thinking the questions that Tom was asking was for his/familys own
benefit and not necessarily for the listeners benefit, imho.
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@SG-kd8ek 3 months ago
@bhen8402
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@waffle_chair9269 3 months ago (edited)
This comment is completely unnecessary, and just judgmental for the sake of it. Totally
appropriate questions were asked. You are clearly not his target market. and I can see why
he wouldn’t be aiming for people like you
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@KKing55 2 months ago
He talked about a Lot of different test, saying "you can get"... But Where can you get them. Is
there a list in his book of all these Test and where to get them?
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@raewyn-annford9745 1 month ago
I Think Tom was only trying to help any one listening who might not understand the medical terms
the Dr. was discussing. Just to halt him before this Dr., to whom we were hanging off every word
got away with too much interlect for our brain to cope with (after all we are not scientists and do
not understand some of the jargon) also the questions Tom asked were what a lot of us were …
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@annnnn9074 3 years ago
So timely, I've been producing videos on my channel on nutrition in regards to schizophrenia.
Personally, where my view differs from the 'experts' is that where they see a brain I see a
switching network which connects your body, your body is your brain and your brain is just a
switching network. It's my topic for next weeks video if you want to sit in Tom.
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@MKU9 1 year ago
I really wish he'd STOP INTERRUPTING!!
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@marcuskelly5768 10 months ago
Nice discussion and valid points. But no mention is made of the dangers of electromagnetic
radiation. I am strongly of the opinion that the very cellphone I am listening to this discussion on
is one of the worst modern day culprits of memory loss and interference. The early phone of 92
left one completely disoriented after use for any extended time. Especially when held close to th…
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@MyMistakeBut 7 months ago
LOVE the SARDONIC IRONY of the highlighted comment! Not all of us realized that the
interviewer asked this question of US! We were too entertained by the alternative: a viewer
daring to ask this question of our host, who’d repeatedly interrupted his guest mid-sentence and
mid-thought! SO…WHAT PERSONAL CHANGES DO YOU THINK THE HOST WOULD MAKE …
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@visco154 2 years ago
Carnivore for over two years. The best way to feel clear.
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@dorothysay8327 2 months ago
Tom. Stop interrupting your guests.
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@CynLo_xo 1 year ago
@tom, thanks for having this very intelligent doctor on your show, but please don’t interrupt him
when speaking. He’s not getting his full thought out and may be answering things I still need to
know and he doesn’t finish speaking. Thanks
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@beehanes8671 1 year ago
If you find it hard to eat/chomp on raw vegetables each day, then make a habit of throwing a
bunch of fresh raw greens in your blender daily, and drink them quickly, instead. Have 2 to 4 or
more full large glasses a day, and you’ve consumed what your body needs to help it stay healthy.
You’ll have more energy, and you won’t feel as hungry for all the other junk available to eat out
there. For older people especially, liquified vegetables are absorbed by the digestive tract more
readily and efficiently, and less is lost before completed digestion through the bowels. Undigested
chunks of vegetables often pass through the intestines before their nutrients and vitamins are
absorbed, so liquifying them in a blender helps your body not to lose those nutrients and
important vitamins.
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@donniblanco5239 1 year ago (edited)
Great Interview, but I will NEVER wear an watch “Tag” - The Less “Fake” Frequency
Contamination around my Vessel, The Healthier I will be.
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@dlawson2374 1 year ago
Can you let the doctor talk.
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@BMotz-ym1fn 1 month ago
I think he did quite well. And asked good questions.
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@velvetbees 2 months ago
Since the late 1980's I have aimed for a chemical free home as much as possible. I saw the
problems soldiers had with Agent Orange and took it seriously. Vinegar and baking soda is a
gteat cleaner if you clean regularly. The goal is hard. It isn't perfect, but I try to use natural
products where I can.
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@globalfamily8172 1 year ago
I go to the dentist about once a month due to sensitive teeth, yet I still have so many problems
(breaking teeth, etc). I guess I am screwed.
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@me-ds2il 1 year ago
#1. Avoid all dairy products
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@BWater-yq3jx 1 year ago
Tried that.
And got cramps and spasms in legs and feet.
Eat cheese.
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@me-ds2il 1 year ago (edited)
Why would that be? it's always something
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@Faffisbarnbarn 1 year ago
I think it is such a pity that this doctor does use such a lot of terminology that “ordinary” people
cannot understand. Such a lot of shortened terms, and other words that are so difficult to
appreciate, which is such a pity for such an important subject
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@eileen2906 1 year ago
What is sleep ap, not even sure how you spell it but you get my drift. Thanks
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@billburgess9100 1 month ago
How do you get ketosis? Is it sold at the grocery store?
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@Jeff_Landis 1 year ago
One hour and he never mentioned the single worst neurotoxin destroying our brains, ethyl
alcohol, i.e., beer, wine and distilled spirits.
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@kallista5194 2 months ago
Good to know, thank you!
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@live2thefullest617 3 years ago
Tom usually allows guests to finish long thoughts; not sure why he interrupted this guy so much
as he would begin answering a question. Distracting and annoyed I didn't get to hear the full
thought I was tracking.
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@donnaellis2438 3 years ago
I agree! It is so irritating!
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@Breeannful 1 year ago
when I exercise after an hour my brain gets foggy and I can't think....it takes hours to go
away...do you know what causes this?
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@TonyOlivieri-hu2iv 2 months ago
I feel one aspect that needs to be included is the particulate matter known as Stratospheric
Aerosol Injections, also known as Geo-engineering. There are a number of companies spraying
these things above us and we are breathing them in....
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@markhobo9324 3 years ago
Too many interruptions
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@davebarber3827 1 year ago
Tom keeps interrupting when he could be waiting to ask questions later on. It's so annoying.
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@renarenaki75 1 month ago
Please can you put Greek subtitles if it is possible! thank you
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@warrenwright7165 1 year ago
Not sure if Layne Norton has covered it but what's the research on a balanced diet that renders
people at around or a healthy body fat level? Also in relation to the world trade centre, was this a
result from fumes or could it be PTSD? I feel possibly both as both lead to inflammation.
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@GalliWayno 3 years ago
Tom you've got to let the guest finish what he's saying, then respond. These are basic
interviewing skills and you should be a pro by now
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@sidra5512 3 years ago
Tom you should interrupt less
The man cant even finish one thought completely
Just some constructive criticism
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@margaretspurling8162 2 months ago
As a young adult i felt the afternoon desperately tiredness and sleepiness. Help!
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@dlauron2650 1 month ago
Thank you for interviewing Dr Bredesden but I find it annoying when you interrupt while he is
talking.
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@QuTeBug 3 years ago
What you guys are Not addressing is the effects of the vaccines used since birth that has caused
devastating consequences to the health of millions of people..how much greater has Alzheimers
been diagnosed in adults since the increase in childhood vaccines
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@dailydoseofmedicinee 3 years ago
Unhealthy foods you should avoid, according to a nutritionist
Hot dogs. Processed meats in general are just one of the worst things you can put into your body.
Pretzels. Pretzels were the ultimate wolf in sheep's clothing type of food.
Diet soda. Just because something is calorie-free doesn't mean it's chemical-free.
Processed pastries.
Fluorescent orange snacks.
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@julianhwang1748 3 years ago
Tom has poor voice quality.
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@olivetteheslop8798 1 year ago
My husband has dementia, the last three years. Caring for him
Is hard,I am wondering if caring for him will affect my brain function,
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@CabinFever52 1 year ago
I just did a little research on this doctor and what I found says that none of his research is peer
reviewed and his publications are only in predatory journals?
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@ciarog6116 3 years ago
oh for petes sake, let him talk!! stop interrupting the doctor.
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@leeyost9917 3 years ago
Is your rudeness any better? Be polite please.
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@judylloyd7901 3 years ago
He was just trying to get him to slow down and go into more detail for the sake of the viewers.
Tom is probably pretty well informed about a lot of this stuff, but he probably knows that a lot
of viewers are not, so he's trying to help us. As they say, we don't know what we don't know.
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@LaQuinta12 3 years ago
Way too many interruptions. Unwatchable. Bailed out at the 8 minute mark.
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@abramjones9091 9 days ago (edited)
What about keeping your mind mentally active? Or can people just sit around and watch tv all
day?
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@neatwheat 1 year ago
I think the water in my area is just fine. So that's a good thing, to start with...
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@amosmark8800 3 years ago (edited)
@dr.alfredkelvin970 I have been able to secure a steady inflow of returns off my Investment,
it's just great especially with this whole pandemic situation. It's just amazing to find out Mrs
Vanessa E Burke there's been no regrets ever since
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@johncruff9743 3 years ago
Mrs Vannesa E Burke is a certified broker for sure, I have worked with her for years,anyone
who she handles he's or her trade for, i believe is so lucky all you have to do is believe in her
and follow her guidance.
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@princechristain9552 3 years ago
Thank you so much for sharing.
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@sherryjohnson224 1 year ago
I wish i knew how to invest and who to trust that will not drain my small retirement check
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@spengali857 3 years ago
Enjoy the content, but dude, you gotta stop interrupting the experts! Let them finish their
thoughts, so the listeners can get the info! And NO, your interruptions are not keeping the
interview rolling, it’s making it almost unbearable!
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@theadventurekidz-scienceho843 1 year ago
He mentioned you don’t want to remove it if you are in a flammatory state. Referring to using
curcumin. I am confused on that part?? So curcumin is not good for those that are already in a
disease state?
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@susanhorton9492 4 months ago
home irmi score ? how do u do that ?
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@whatta1501 3 years ago
Does interrupt your guest so much. Bad interviewer
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@ladytee1981 3 years ago
so IRRITATING!!! @TomBilyeu interrupts every guest all the time particularly when the guest is
mid answer or in a flow. I wish you'd let your guests finish their comment and stop interrupting.
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@Erwin_Fit 3 years ago
Is it so hard to be grateful of what he does for us and for the content he shares? It's his
personality, if you watch the one with Jordan Peterson you'll see that he's being interrupted
as well and he knows how to listen. Just be great greatfull, you care to much about
unimportant things...
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@ladytee1981 3 years ago
@Erwin_Fit hahaha You're comical. I do not watch anyone on YT for their personality.
@TomBilyeu is supposed to be a consummate professional. For someone who wanted to be
in the film industry, one would think that he would have watched masterclass interviewers to
learn both how to interview and what not to do in an interview. Interrupting guests midcommment or before they answer his question is just rude and amateurish. What's worse is
he often pumps guests for specific help on his or his wife's personal health issues. Bad.
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@ladytee1981 3 years ago
@Erwin_Fit It is wholly impossible to be "grateful" for content that does not live up to the
promise.
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@dariacorreia987 7 months ago
Whoever is interested in the topic - check out also doctor Whals - she had multiple sclerosis and
was in a wheelchair. Changed her back to being active not just physically but also cognitively by
changing mostly her diet (autoimmune protocol)
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@mommabear5059 1 year ago
It was a litt amusing the look the doc gave him when Tom told him he sounded like a functional
doctor
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@LisaRichards_123 3 years ago (edited)
When you start hawking products and vitamins, you lose your credibility here, pal.
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@grahamswett6430 2 years ago
Amen. My brother-in-law took loads of their supplements and never got better following their
“personalized “ protocol
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@xxdrleek10 3 years ago
Thumbs down because of Tom's incessant interruptions. Not only is it rude, it is disruptive and
annoying.
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@sophiafunworldatthepark6740 3 months ago
We grow our own food and save a lot of money and also eat healthy. 80% of the food from the
backyard.
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@matilda4406 1 year ago
I agree with the neurologist
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@armstrongbolton9028 3 years ago
Bitcoin is the future ,investing in it now is the wisest thing to do now especially the current rise
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@aliciablanco1072 3 years ago
Yeah
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@petesakes1985 3 years ago
Invest in food and guns you can't eat currency when times get real nobody's going to want
that trash invest in guns and food
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@lauraserrano3515 3 years ago
He has really made a good name for himself
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@stclinton5091 3 years ago
How do I contact Mr Tobias ?
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@stclinton5091 3 years ago
Thanks for his contact info, I'll get to him right away
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@mrmikel4941 3 years ago
Trading on your own is very risky, I've lost alot trading for my self
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@dominikbilinski9326 3 years ago
I tried trading on my own but it only left chasing shadows
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@noahjacob5650 3 years ago
Trading without a professional like Expert Tobias is like gambling with your money
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@MichaelSmith-fc3fe 3 years ago
I got Mr Tobias info how good is he ?
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@robertsmith6673 3 years ago
I've worked with 4 traders in the past but none of them is as efficient as he is, his trading
strategies are awesome !
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@williamgarrett9043 3 years ago
If you've started trading with him then you're not far from making profits
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@Joe-pv4xu 3 years ago
How do I start trading with Mr Tobias?
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@martinezmaria4478 3 years ago
My first investment with Mr Tobias gave me the assurance that has made me invest without
the fear of losing, I got four of my friends involved with him already
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@williamgarrett1458 3 years ago
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I'm from the Uk
I and my colleagues gave him a try and it has been good returns of our
investment, Thanks Mr Tobias
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@dustinmckennon 3 years ago
Silver
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@SUA37 3 years ago
What about somebody whose brain has flatlined? Is there hope for Joe Biden?
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@HiddenHandMedia 3 years ago
He's had surgery for an aneurysm in the past. He's gone
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@8675-__ 3 years ago
Yes
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@SUA37 3 years ago
@barbarafairbanks4578 always got to be a blue anon out there to censor and cancel the
the fun huh? My comment is a legitimate question. Have you seen what's going on with the
country?
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@gaylaaustin7468 3 years ago
@HiddenHandMedia go away, far away—like a different country
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@pattifisk1829 1 month ago
Re sleep apnea, recently learned that folks who have a fat tongue are having their airway
restricted while sleeping.
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@user-dg1sf9cp7b 1 month ago
Can your primary doctor do those kind of tests one they do blood test
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@Sha-sj4ek 3 months ago
I just feel the more you look into things the no you get paranoid and more stressed
Better to eat well rest and exercise and just be mellow
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@daven6145 1 month ago
Grass-finished meats -- because labeling is so sleasy in the USA, it's not enough to say grass-fed
beef.
Wonderful interview--my thanks to you both! (I'm one who, despite asking the right questions, as
well as seeking a second opinion, gave into the constant medical push, and age 70, with TG
65/HDL 88, BMI 22.6, and always exercised because I loved it...and have spent the last 12 years
in physical misery because I allowed myself to get fearmongered and bullied by my physicians.
I'm still trying...but greatly diminished, and I believe, undeserved ending years. Many of us, so
many, in the USA.
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@jimmiers8218 1 month ago (edited)
I'll simplify this: exercise, exercise, exercise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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@Lou-wizzeye 1 year ago
My condition is debilitating however, infrequent but suffer from Vertigo
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@cathyjennings5580 3 weeks ago
Thanks so SO so much for your interesting information .
Wildfires smoke , etc.
Low oxygen levels at night during SLUMBER
COGNITIVE DECLINE.
BRAIN FOG : Difficulty transitioning from sleep to alert awake to start thinking
to making plans for the NEW DAY OF ACTIVITIES.
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@MJxxxx5 1 year ago
I think it would help if there was a whiteboard with points
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@ThePuterMan 2 months ago
In my humble opinion, and only of course as it relates to me, brain activity and exercise and a
non junk food diet are all that is needed to prevent cognitive decline. I am nearly 76. I write
computer programs, I arrange music and sing in a choir and I can assure you I have no cognitive
decline whatsoever despite the fact that when resting watching TV my SPO2 goes down to 88%
or less, frequently 85%, and my overnight SPO2 is about the same. In the day it is about 96%.
This has been the case for at least 30 years that I am aware of.
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@pickles9440 1 month ago
Speaking of mold and stuff, now days people working 2-3 jobs, at least here in hawaii, no time to
clean the house. Also all of our compressed cardboard furniture is super susceptible to mold
accumulation, unlike natural wood. I’d rather have no furniture than fake wood stuff.
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@laurelharper1109 5 months ago (edited)
Dale Bredesen isn’t a Neurologist, isn’t an MD at all or DO. He holds a DOM (Doctor of Oriental
Medicine) which is an academic title. That said, it doesn’t mean he hasn’t learned a great deal
through research. However, the video hawking his book The Unbreakable Brain, mentions AD
(Alzheimer’s disease) and dementia. AD is a form of dementia, one type of dementia and his
narration never mentions the other types of dementia. Yes, AD is the most common form of
dementia but it’s not the only one and it’s not separate from dementia. It IS dementia just as
emphysema, chronic bronchitis & refractory asthma are all types of COPD and not separate from
COPD. At the video site, the disclaimer in tiny print wisely and truthfully states “these products
(meaning the literature for sale) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease”
yet during the video this is exactly what Bredesen claims. He does have useful information to
share and I’m glad to hear him bring up more types of dementia in this video here. However, I’m
very much against leading with “Dr” unless it’s made clear this is an academic title to avoid the
appearance of deception.
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@sheliastevens590 1 month ago
Amen!! Laurelharper you're on right track. I completely agree.
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@dianed4190 2 months ago
How about taking ketones orally?
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@alaskawolves 1 year ago
Does lack of cholesterol to hold the receptors up in the brain also cause alzheimers? Ty
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@RedArmyMedic 1 year ago
APOE and fasting is interesting. Then spoke of not eating 3 hours before bed. That 3 hours i am
going to work on.
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@phylpott1 6 months ago
How much do all of these tests cost?
Is all of this in his book?
Name of book again?
Tx!
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@helenehoward6294 2 months ago
Castile soap is usually an olive oil soap. You can buy this in most horse equipment shops. It is
chemical free and free from phalates.
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@bettyboop3206 8 months ago
A healthy lifestyle is the way to go whether you have APOe 4 gene(s) or not. So says my MD.
She said to read Gary Taubes and David Perlmutter.
Those books are also excellent resources.
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago
So in the end having a great lifestyle can prevent any disease whatsoever correct?
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@philomenasequeira6083 2 months ago
What is the name of the blood test for the early detection of Alzheimer's ?
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@cindylou4287 1 year ago
How do you get the Radiation from X-Rays out of your body?
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@mariagillinson8527 2 months ago
What about Epileptic seizures
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@2coryman 1 month ago
BIG BIG QUESTION PLEASE: They stopped selling broccoli sprouts in many supermarkets,
How come ??????
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@Py16777216 2 weeks ago
Who in their right mind would dislike this video? Dr Bredesen is amazing. I'm unfortunately to lazy
and eat to many carbs.
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@lorriheffner2747 1 year ago
Holy cow, overwhelming
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@susymay7831 1 year ago
How do we find out if we have leaky gut?
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@brianmilligan1787 1 year ago
I watched this video because I have
Alzimers but I forgot the video and started writing about my new dog
Well the cat is now 6 months old
And when I go horse riding I wish it would get of the worktop I tried to tease it down with Trill …
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@eyelore6894 2 months ago
recently learned Can be a misdignosis, could be, similar symptoms as "Lime Disease" no harm to
get a test. easier for dr.ever can treat with accurate diagnosis....
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@irenefehr9192 1 year ago
Very good but found some terms I couldn’t understand
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@juliekeeney1538 2 months ago
Geez, I’m doomed. I think for most people just trying to pay the bills and not be left behind by
inflation, this is a lot. Most doctors will not even consider doing these tests. And most people
don’t have the means or the insurance to do these. Even just the six types of sleep we are
supposed to get, how do you monitor that? And just trying to keep my home from being eaten by
pests has become what must be a toxic environment. So for a 55 yr old with hypothyroid,
stressful job, and hard time just making ends meet, there’s not a lot to be hopeful about here.
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@pejisan 2 months ago
estrogen depletion increases inflammation. You should also be talking about menopause impact
on cognition.
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@ilymor 1 year ago
I had a bad experience with trying to get to ketosis with fasting; my heart beat went up to 139
bpm while laying on bed. Why????
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@rajantechie 1 year ago (edited)
How do you calculate the score? 24:04
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@nas4apps 2 months ago
Seems that all of our 'food politics' focus on 'the breadbasket' of the mid west: grains and corns
for people or for animals who could better eat wild herbs and mixed grasses - like those of free
roaming ranches. Seems that the meats (and milks) differ from shed-fed grain only or blood-flow
outdoor animals eating what would be lower glycemic. How is the impact through meats to our…
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@MaryEBCify 2 months ago
Omeprasole and anti depressant meds made me gain weight...and so my doc put me on add
med...until I quit all these I was 40lb overweight...but te dm2 still remains...once my new doc said
maybe your body can't handle all of this medicaton...he was right! He approved the elimination of
it and helped me heal! My A1C is 6.
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@marcellasmith8942 4 months ago
Around 45:00, What was the test for leaky gut?
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@andreareb1914 1 month ago
What type of soap should we use?
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@nicoledubtoy3105 2 months ago
This is an important discussion with complex terms; but it’s difficult to follow with the back and
forth discussion.
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@janielanning9046 1 year ago
I only get 3 hours sleep. I have tried everything and no difference. Do you have any. Suggestions.
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@rhondavanderbeek8006 1 year ago
Cheeseburger, fries, Coke = the Berfooda Triangle. I can’t stop saying this!
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@newhorizons898 1 month ago
Lazy thinking, too. Not trying to be aware of surroundings or being too secure or habitual. Go for
overseas holidays on your own where you don't know the local language and finding your way
from city to city by asking and figuring.
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@janlashley9377 2 months ago
Its toxic the Geongenearing and it is going on now!
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@cathyherbisonwiget7887 2 weeks ago
My resting heart rate was 100bpm, so I was put on 50mg of Metoprolol. Now it’s about 85bpm.
Do I have to get off the Metoprolol? Then do what?
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@wrennspencer6070 2 months ago
I started Lion Diet with 1-2 servings of carefully selected veggies (potatoes, on occasion, carrots)
& apples, 2 citrus servings a week I had sleep apnea caused by magnesium deficiency. Got my
levels up & apnea "went away" according to my Dr. I was like, "you might've mentioned Mg &
increased protein 15 years ago!
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@brandillysmom 2 months ago (edited)
My stomach can’t seem to tolerate beef, but I can only eat organic chicken? When I eat a lot of
beef, my breath smells really bad. I have no digestive issues when I eat ocean fish. I do use
mostly butter, avocado and olive oils. All of those tests? I’ll run them by my doctor, but it still
seems like one needs a lot of money and have good insurance to get these tests done and eat …
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@es1653 1 month ago
How do you know if you are eating fish that has a lot of mercury or other heavy metals?
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@user-po3lj2ug4w 2 months ago
There's arsenic on brown rice also
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@AIXITstageleft 2 months ago
The chemicals they spray in the air?
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@ameliaclark5792 1 year ago
My Mom passed away from Alzheimer’s and my brother has been diagnosed with it . I’m 65 is
there any hope for me?
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@lindafoster8182 1 year ago
What do you do if you have psoriasis all over your body and I’ve had it for years?
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@Johnadams20760 1 year ago
i assume i should be ok. i was concrened 2 years ago. at age 46 to a neurologist. scored perfect
on the cogntive test and he said i don't need to worry. i also live in a suburb in michigan that
hasn't had any real issues with environmnet. i work in a an office so not anywhere with
chemcials. i eat healthy as i can, run a few miles 3-4 times a wek play volleyball at least once or
twice a week for a few hours. i never smoke, drink or anything i take a lot of suppliments etc.. no
history in my family i am aware of. the only real thing i get probably is stress maingly it was due to
a neighbor that was a covert narc that was highly toxic and while i walked away after 5 months of
friengin him, he had kalso semi stalked me. however a majority of that has passed. that ocurred
from 2021 but nayway. it is stilll good to know
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@icecreamladydriver1606 1 month ago
Everyone says to get plenty of sleep and leave it at that. How do you get that sleep when you
have severe insomnia?
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@peterpiper487 1 year ago
This is very sad. If true, it makes it virtually IMPOSSIBLE for the average person to avoid
Alzheimer's.
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@78Americanpie 3 months ago
No not impossible! You simply need to become aware- Get tested and frequently monitor
your body, and what it is exposed to; clean it if it has toxicity/inflammation present. 1) Make
lifestyle changes to minimize exposure to toxins and inflammation. 2) Eat a clean, low-carb
mostly plant-based diet including plenty of raw fruits and vegetables and healthy unsaturated
fats. 3) Exercise regularly, including cardio for oxygenation, and strength-training, and
flexibility training. 4) Detox regularly through sauna or other methods. 5) Keep the body
functioning properly by exercising/nourishing it well and avoiding stress-inducing activities. 6)
Get outside in the morning sun, walk barefoot on the earth daily. 7) Breath work- Train your
lungs to be strong and provide optimal oxygen intake. 8) Engage in brain-building activitiesRead, build, learn new skills, do art, never stop learning and growing!
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@78Americanpie 3 months ago
Oh yes- and Get Enough Quality Sleep! Stop eating 3 hours before bed and fast a minimum
of 12 to max 16 hours before morning meal.
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@peterpiper487 1 month ago
@78Americanpie Thank you! I do all of those and have for a long time.
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@alltheapex3730 1 year ago
does oxygenation refer to VO2 Max?
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@nickinurse6433 3 months ago
Just came in from picking oranges and lemons off my trees out in the sunshine, enjoyed an
orange and squeezing some lemon in my herbal tea. Love to hear that my chill lifestyle is not a
crime but an asset. I gave up the big house and moved in a small manufactured home 10 years
ago, cut my hours at work down from 48 hours a week to 10 hours a week and don't regret it for …
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@joylabarca9709 7 months ago
what about flaxseed oil? thanks ,Joy
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@Jennifer-Watkins 1 month ago
Flaxseed oil is disgusting
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@sisiphas 1 year ago
Very little on genetic inheritance. Assuming that ‘inflammatory’ conditions are (in effect) causal in
relation to dementias has always been questionable. Examples from my family and my husband’s
family tend to support genetic inheritance as causal rather than inflammatory conditions and even
‘lifestyle’ (possible exception alcoholism) My family have had no one who has had dementia in
four generations (some admittedly didn’t live long enough!). Those generations have all had
numbers of people with autoimmune conditions but long lives (my mother to 100 and most lived
well into 80s-90’s with no noticeable cognitive decline.
My husband’s family (who were wealthier than mine) live for shorter periods, had no autoimmune
conditions we know of but suffered dementia and cognitive decline from mid 70s.
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@martahevia5232 1 year ago
I'm so screwed!!
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@victoriarandazzo2462 2 months ago
Tom “My flight was delayed”_______”it’s your diet”
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@mightytheknight2878 1 month ago
Interesting
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@annieladysmith 1 year ago
One study isolated Lyme spirochetes in Alzheimer patients brains on autopsy. 8 out of 10.
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@es1653 8 months ago
Benzene, toluene and mercury in parrafin candles? Absolutely scary. I'm so glad to know this!
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@annieb8928 2 months ago
I heard what you said about paraffin candles. What about beeswax candles?
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@Shasha8674 1 month ago
Milk thistle/dandelion may help detox at night. Sweating may help detox, but good minerals need
to be restored every time a person detoxes.
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@aug.jam.1 1 year ago
Many if not all diseases are caused by stress. Stressful environments, stresses of life and
especially traumatic events during childhood, even when still in the womb.
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@adamcenteno6155 1 year ago
I el if he can help Bruce Willis? He needs to hear this.
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@antoncoetzee9996 1 year ago
What you put in your mouth, impacts EVERYTHING
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@SamSung-rv9rm 11 months ago
I have methods that reverse and prevent this stuff. I.m working on a cook book and recipes to
help prevent all. Of this. Maybe Tom can help Me
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@user-hs3my9sp9o 4 weeks ago
Look up Gabe Brown and look at the relationship between food the way it is produced and the
biology in the soil .
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@cristinamacglaughlin6533 1 month ago
great content, but why so many commercial interruptions?
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@MARILYNANDERSON88 1 month ago
I like the steam bath even better than the sauna
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@Lea-gx3rj 1 year ago
Is there an audiobook available
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@bartvertrees4730 1 year ago (edited)
Tom, I'm a 82 yr old Type 1 diabetic, Married, good shape physically, but, now inactive because of
covid, and cold weather. I want to talk with "YOU".
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@nagarajakoodli9364 6 months ago
During the interview we come to know that usually when we become aware that there is problem
in our 70s and 80s we are in irreversible stages 3 and 4. The earlier stages 1 and 2 which were
reversible, were insidiously developing decades ago, when we were in our 40s. Due to
infrequency and young age, and macho, we ignored occasional incidents of signals - a name or a
date that sits at the tip of the tongue, but we are unable bring it out. Probably short term
memories are affected first. Long term memories get affected later. Specific blood test and brain
scans can spot it. General scanning of the population and medication can perhaps prevent it.
Answer to find evolutionary significance of blood and brain being able to tolerate the imbalance in
people in their 40s was under lens during the interview with no conclusions. Our age old
propensity of seeing the world with anthropocentric view is hard to erase. that may be the main
reason for the development of Science and Technology, and AI, and so many of our ills. Shall we
step back and review our situation , in order to find any clues to resolve our miserable condition?
Let us do it.
In Nature all species evolve, thrive for a while and go extinct. Man also belongs to animal
kingdom and logically undergoes the same processes. But we don't see it that way. Why the
difference? Is it the human Brain vis-vis Nature? Let us consider the evolutionary significance.
Man is said to have evolved from the stage of primates. Lifespan of primates range from 10 to 40
years. Then it becomes reasonable to expect man to start off with lifespan of 40 years. So
evolutionary processes are geared to have blood and brain chemistry as happens towards the
end of lifespan at 40 years. In the wilderness life expectancy would not be more than 40 years.
We would not expect to see grand parents. The phenomena of increase in lifespan and having
grandparents must have started after the beginning of agricultural era 12,000 years ago.
Agriculture is an arteficial process requiring manual inputs. Proof is, you don’t find agricultural
fields in wilderness. Nature works demolishing anything that is artificial. We know man made
ports require constant dredging as sea dumps sand. We have also seen that coastal areas that
have been reclaimed need constant monitoring to maintain semblance of integrity. Agricultural
activity was similarly affected. But man is very adaptive. What facilitated that adaption. Brain of
course. What does nature do beat this? It inserted mind in the brain and make it act crazy. So
mankind is immersed in crazy behaviors ever since. Enabling factors that favored crazy
behaviors were:
Prey animals had become scarce. Hunger and starvation were imminent. It was then that
agriculture was started.
Nomadic life style in wilderness was replaced with settled agricultural life.
Previously small relatively isolated egalitarian groups was replaced by stratified ghettos.
Strange concept of private property was introduced.
Strange Master servant relationship came into vogue.
Such far reaching changes done in a hurry must have been traumatic (much like P.T.D.S ), and
they became crazy. This is evidenced by
Play of mutually hurting emotions.
Great wars (Sri Ramayana, and Sri Mahabharata).
Birth and long lasting practice of kingships
Coming to present days
WW I, and WW II.
Powerless /teethless UNO.
Cold wars and hot wars.
Nuclear weaponization.
Current mutually threatening posturing of enemy nations.
Our emphasis on Technology
Widespread mental health issues.
Fast growing population. It was 4 million mere 12,000 years ago. Now it is 8,000 million (which
means 2000 times increase = 200,000% increase.
Warnings by AI experts of AI taking over
Now let us search for clues for redemption
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@benoit.gerin-lajoie 2 months ago (edited)
Did you say "able E4" ? "apo E4" positive|negative @35:50 ?
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@jeanmader2302 9 days ago
I have been trying to separate my husband from sugar. He doesn't get it. He now has dementia.
It totally makes sense to me, but, his mom had dementia, and so do other members of the family.
So, there is a genetic component, for sure. I am convinced that we are bombarded with carbs
and chemicals, and putting icing on top of that cake, makes no sense at all. I try to stay away
from anything that is not whole foods, and definitely chemicals. Since my husband's diagnosis,
and the death of my precious puppy mill rescue dog, I have at least four health issues, and I
believe the base issue is C O R T I S Ol. So, now I am fighting back, by getting physical therapy
for my neck pain, and buzzy left arm ...which I know is not my heart, because certain movement
causes the tingling and if I change my position, the tingling stops. But the Cardiologist was
demanding a nnuclear stress test. I will be 79 in .June, and I still prefer the treadmill. Chemicals
are an issue by just EXISTING. I don't need more, and I don't allow dental xrays if there is not a
specific issue that requires one. I love this content, and will save it. Thank you!
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@aiditariveratorres6429 2 months ago
Well this podcast or interview was advertised as a mention of foods bad for Neuro growth factor
or foods that shrink the brain and he just said that eating too many carbs will give you an earlier
onset on Alzheimer's disease. I thought he was going to give more pointers on that beside he
mentioned to have equal amount of omega 6 seed oils and omega 3 fish oils and not to have …
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@snowyowl6892 1 year ago
“Low Carb Down Under” has lots of talks - explaining the true value of plants.
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@louisdemarco7417 3 weeks ago
We didn’t come out of the trees show host. Wow
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@bh9262 1 year ago
How do you know if you have insulin resistance?
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
It is a concept - there is no definitive test for it.
He mentions HOMA-IR (Homeostatic Model Assessment for Insulin Resistance), which
requires insulin and blood glucose measurements. You can order these in a private blood
test.
'The HOMA-IR score should not be used in patients on insulin, and studies have questioned
its accuracy in those with impaired glucose tolerance, normal BMI, the elderly, and others.'
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@bh9262 1 year ago
@gribbler1695 Thanks for taking the time to reply! I appreciate the information!
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@toncuz8291 2 months ago
How do we know the amyloids are not going to the scene of inflammation to fight it?...Just like we
found out about cholesteral.
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@katerinaglushak4563 2 months ago
At 36:00 or so he speaks about APOV??? gene ? What is the right spelling?
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@Creative_2023 1 year ago
What about long term hormone deficiency? More women than men have Alzheimer's and their
hormone decline if faster than men's. I hope more studies will be done in this area as I think it is
part of the puzzle.
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@kolanpaan9419 1 year ago
Toxics is common talk nowadays. But we don't consider the toxics from chemical medicines as
problem. Elasticity of brain cells decrease due to coma cells, which do not eat and gets energized
or make the place vacant for new cells.
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@take5512 13 days ago
We should ask: why is the body dying.The inherent program of dying is a deficiency.
I know there are deep youth regeneration science studies out there aiming to regenerate youth
on a cellular level. I have seen some tentative publications of success of cell level youth
regeneration, or "backward aging" (restoring youth), with the mention of "four common, and
cheap ingredients) used in the study, which also mentioned that there was success with these
four ingredients in achieving backward aging within taking the ingredients just for 2 weeks, and
with significant cellular regeneration progression, where the cells grew increasingly younger, in a
rather astonishing pace, regaining years of youth within weeks. These mentioned ingredients
were severe deficiencies found in people, and when combined in high doses, and all four at once
in a single dose, and administered daily for a couple of weeks, the first scientifically measurable
cell regeneration occurred and continued, with the continuation of these 4 ingredients. I am
mentioning this because the body is programmed to break down and die. The cells just carry out
the program, and it is a matter of deficiency.
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@Ondrus21 8 months ago
Let him speak!
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@ewajeds294 1 year ago
What about Dairy?
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@mariel3469 1 month ago
So what specific food shrinks the brain ??? That’s headliner yet no specific mentioned
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@horsenhoundhaven7969 1 year ago
My Father died at 68 with Alzheimers. His Mother died at 72 with alzheimer's. I carry one of the
genes. I am 55. If I follow my Father, I could start to forget my loved ones in 7 years, which is
when he started to slip away. I worry about this until I vomit. I don't know how to avoid all of the
things you speak of. Is it too late? I will be getting your book today.
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@arianamontenegro5528 6 months ago
How are you?
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@joanteasdale2991 1 year ago
Fast foods how much do they have to do with it
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@bobann3566 2 months ago (edited)
The Brain is over 60% Saturated Fat and Cholesterol, 34% Monounsaturated and 6% mixture of
Polyunsaturated. This fact shows the logic and wisdom in eating lots and lots of real, grass fed
butter, tallow and lard and egg yolks. Eliminate processed foods, avoid statins. Bonus, saturated
fat assists the liver in detoxification. Sauna's are nice too.
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@annaczyzo242 1 year ago
It's impossible to do all that tests in Canada. Doctors do only basic blood tests...
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
You can order a private blood report with any extra tests you want.
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@arl4945 1 year ago
How do we fix leaky gut?
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@brendabadih8855 2 months ago
White processed wheat is very popular w the American diet. I love carbs- whole grains, yams,
wild rice, nuts, corn, seeds. Bread is a staple. Carbs are fabulous. Remember you are eating
and living for two. Today and tomorrow. Yes we are bombarded w chemicals all day, everyday.
Make healthy choices. And walk, bike, garden. Blow up the tv.
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@marklange8502 1 year ago
Dumb question and may have been asked, sorry! What effects of fasting have on cognitive
decline? If hypoglycemia is bad?
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@janespitfire9884 8 months ago
My 80 year old sleeps in a chair refuse to sleep in a bed lying down. And she refuse to take her
multavitmens too. She takes her pain meds for her back ache and BP meds all same time and
refuse to eat......slowly killing herself by weakness and abusing her body .
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@MariaAdukeAlabi 1 year ago
Does a person with a parent with inflammatory type of Alzheimer’s, who has the Alzheimer’s
marker on there DNA has the possibility of getting the same type of Alzheimer or could get any
other type of Alzheimer?
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@serifir8663 10 months ago
What I don't like is that he doesn't talk about what to do. Let's say I got these test and discovered
X, Y and Z needs fixing what do I do after? Man why don't they like about the actionable protocols
for reversing and preventing?
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@sammie20 6 months ago
my 89 yr old mother is sedentary, abusive, eats all the wrong food like sugar laden desserts and
salty junk food...she has done all the wrong things but amazingly, her mind is going strong...what
is her secret...be violent and be abusive to Loved ones...
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@adrienneszatkowski2471 7 months ago
Broccoli is helpful to clear and detoxify!
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@Balooncloud 1 year ago
This is a very good topic, however these two guys speak in huge medical terms that I am sure I
am not the only one who does not understand. I have to keep asking my niece who is in medical
school to explain this to me. Would be nice if they would explain in better understandable terms!
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@pamschmidt9236 10 days ago
Can someone explain in simple English what to eat & what not to eat.
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@kerrierivett 1 year ago
I'm surprised that he mentions palm oil when asked which vegetable oils to avoid. Palm oil has
one of the best Omega 3 : Omega 6 ratios of any vegetable oil. Way up on the list of bad oils
surely would be canola, corn, soya, cottonseed, sunflower, grapeseed as they have such a high
ratio of Omega 6 compared to Omega 3.
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@take5512 13 days ago
So, I am wondering about people living in very, very HIGH ALTITUDE WITH REDUCED
OXYGEN: does the reduced oxygen affect their health in the same way as us, in lower altitudes?
If no, WHY? Can their adaptation (if they are NOT affected) be somehow applied to low
oxygenated people?
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@monnermanush-supriyachakra1967 1 year ago
What is the name of that book that Doctir was mentioning? Pls share.
Thanks
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@lorriebest181 1 year ago
I had a patient 32 years old. End stage alzheimers. Her parents stood over her bed and cried
continuously. All she could do was MEOW continuously,and NOTHING ELSE, lying flat in her bed
until she died. Horrible experience
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@shorelined1 1 year ago
This is essential and thorough info. It's all about living an average American unhealthy life vs
being truly healthy in every way possible, like people who used to live in the past. Being active in
clean air, sunshine, organic and nutrient dense foods... I was looking for a more recent AD
episode. Didn't get Drs name but it's 3hrs and also says much of the same info. AD aka "Diabetes
3" is from the inability of brain to get energy, largely due to IR, insulin resistance. The guest is
awesome but gets interrupted when I wanted to hear out what he had to say, like in this video.
These Drs and scientists don't need to be "corralled". They are loaded with info we want to hear,
and not cherry-picked data. That newer vid stresses a low carb diet (which is really just a normal
healthy diet). Ppl were never such massive carb and white sugar eaters like now. The awful start
of eating cereal began in 1906. Sleep is huge, to repair and reset vital processes, as is optimal
circulation. I think prioritize those 3. Eat whole, healthy, organic low carb diets, sleep well and
improve circulation with exercising in the sun.
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@DannyGooyer-jn8qw 8 months ago (edited)
I think what you forget to mention is breathing well during the day.
And drinking enough (water)
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@angelaratzay9034 2 months ago
88 year old female here. Healthy as a horse.looking after my home 2 cats 1 gsd dog who is 3
years and sometimes a handful. Will be repairing my lawn this spring. I do not putter i work
Never have pop in the house, do not eat fast food
I eat lots of fruit and vegetables. Love cheese in moderation.still drive
I raised a daughter a single.mum widowed when i was 28
Hard life love life and good health. Always very active. There you go who know?
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@maidende8280 2 months ago
I was widowed at 25, sadly no kids yet. Well done you doing it alone; my sympathies.
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@phenomenalfemale524 7 months ago
Does anyone have any experience taking this Dr's NeuroQ product? What is the best brand of
Virgin Olive Oil ?
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@jadedelarge8929 2 months ago
I am disappointed that there was no word on moderate drinking of alcohol, especially, red wine.
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@AnnaMishel 1 year ago
How in the world did our ancestors ever survive without doing all these things.
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@cathyqueen5773 1 year ago
My uncle drank alcohol to excess smoked cigarettes but lived to late eightys...all our family were
long lifers with nil alhzhemer disease so I think genes play a big part
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@TodaysBibleTruth 1 year ago
What about deep well drinking water?
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@andreaspease9935 1 year ago
What causes leaky gut. Please.. when your guests tell us whats bad to eat ALSO include the
DO's that offset these things
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@bridiedroney8262 1 year ago
she has Altzeimers for 3 years after having her thyroid removed due to cancer can it be reversed.
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@UrDominioN 1 month ago
What’s the next step if you find you have a high metal toxicity, please?
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@kevindonovan6727 1 month ago
" Food is meant to sustain , not entertain " I always thought.
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@JayDillon-mm6yv 2 months ago
Need a superintelligent AI to perch on my shoulder and provide tips and suggestions as needed - to prevent eating the wrong things, and to eat the right things, watch out for this and that,
everything trying to kill me off -- hopefully not the AI itself...
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@BullDog-fj4oj 1 year ago
He should mention house plants. Hanging ivy can clean 80% of airborne mold spores in 24
hours. We have dozens in our house. Better then any filter.
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@abenaa3108 1 year ago
A lot of confusion in the world...God I pray that you heal my mother of dementia in Jesus name
Amen
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@joannerivera3958 11 days ago
Fasting is the best way of detoxing and getting rid of inflammation
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@davidchurch3472 1 year ago
I'm interested by the 'grass-fed beef'. My piano teacher taught me that 'All Cows Eat Grass' with
their left hand, and our local vegetarian butcher proudly declares that all his beef is from
vegetarian cows who only eat grass, and whenever I pass cows in fields near us, they mostly are
eating grass, apart from occasional winter treats of kale and turnips, leaving me with ; 'What oth…
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@Peekaboo-Kitty 1 month ago
Stressful job? My job was nothing compared to the stress and abuse I received at home!
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@narsreenjohnson4966 1 year ago
ask if kanga water is great or a scam?they say it protects u from oxidation stress,if true it is greatr
pls someone tell me.
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@wellnesscanceradvocate8564 1 year ago
I read some doctors have punctured patients colons so I’m nervous to get one.
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@thomaspayne6866 1 month ago
Bad diet cause inflammation,
which causes sleep apnea,
Which leads to insulin resistance, and that leads to type two diabetes?
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@brainmachine235 1 year ago
Further to my comment below, several months ago I researched those states in India where
turmeric/curcumin is grown and consumed at the highest rate in India. (It’s not used at as high a
rate in many parts of that country.)
Guess what… The T/C consumers have a similarly high rate of AD :-(
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@Cassandra_Loveday 1 year ago
Food…water…sleep…stress…oxygen…so pretty much everything.
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@Starlighter02 1 year ago
Ketosis doesn’t compute with no gallbladder, right?
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@barneybrown7543 1 year ago
Why do I keep getting spam about Alzhimers products.?
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@joanteasdale2991 1 year ago
How about saying it didn't mean glitch?
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@tracenixon5487 2 months ago
Started baking bread, do not eat fast food or ultra processed food
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@pubwvj 3 weeks ago
My Apple Watch gives all sorts of data about my sleep but where is an article that explains?
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@milagrosvera1075 2 months ago
Is there a test for this ?
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@katiegeyvanpittius7391 2 months ago
Hi my brain got so much clearer when I had my bad teeth extracted and got dentures. I do
believe though that having your own opposing teeth for chewing stimulates the brain and that
there is a link between not having teeth and cognitive decline. Unless you have really bad teeth.
The gingiva virus is apparantly found in all alzheimers brains on autopsy
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@ravishankarsrivastava2212 10 months ago
LIFE IS BIGGER PROBLEM THAN HEALTH. But still giving more importance to HEALTH than
LIFE
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@tammymcbride7252 1 year ago
what about nut milks??
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@sandraatkinson1589 1 month ago
What is the name of your book
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@TealRochelle 1 year ago
I think after watching I don't believe we as a nation have ever been politically allowed to portray a
health minded approach. Let's consider over time this gave us a cutting edge to populate) It
seems our eger need to please ourselves has lead us to believe our freedoms are of will and
forsight. And slightly like the dust swept under the rug. Soon enough is found. United States has
become a model of there ideas, ideals with deals.
I say this because we were brought into this toxic place with no idea and not enough money to do
all the recommended solutions to avoiding toxic exposure
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@cynthiadelgado6563 1 year ago
What about the people who had a traumatic condition cause Alzheimers?
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@melvingray5707 1 year ago
This is good information, but as a commentator please do not interrupt your speakers before they
finish their answers, that is very irritating when you do that.
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@hawaiigirl8089 1 year ago
No doubt healthy lifestyle helps!
My aunt & uncle married young & married 65 years. My UNCLE Ray- NEVER SMOKED
NEVER DRANK- he exercised ate my Aunts home made from scratch foods. Before GMO days.
Ray got Alzheimer’s.
My aunt SMOKED like a chimney until she died at 87, no drinking- ate her home made (scratch)
foods BUT SHE WAS A HUGE BAKER!!! Cookies- cakes- Pierogi dumplings.
She was sharp as a tack - in her 80’s stayed up all night on gambling boat in Florida.
she
was the designated driver for the millennials that went - yes in her 80’s. She also had issues with
her eye sight had been once in a bag car accident to be life flight & full recovery ️‍ .
Can you explain this?
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@Sketcher93 8 months ago (edited)
What did Dr Bredesen say to Tom... Do you know your Apo E 4? status? Tom said, "I don't but
after listening to you..." Okay I have to know how to spell whatever that was that he said.
Someone help me with that, please. 35:59
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@julesviolin 1 year ago
Humans were not designed to eat processed food.
I don't eat any of it.
I've made it to 60 so far and don't even take Paracetamol or Asperin.
The only dead animal I eat is Salmon.
I never took a day off work due to Sickness.
Maybe I was born lucky but I'd rather like to think you are what you eat
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@MaN-pw1bn 1 year ago
I'm just curious to know what the physician thinks about the advertisement for brain clearing
boosters that was aired with this program.
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@em1osmurf 1 year ago
my mother died from lymphoma, an uncle and his son from heart attack. my father, my uncles
and aunts (both sides), ~10 of them, all died with dementia. i am so screwed. my decline should
accelerate at about age 85, if genetics is the basis. i'm now 71.
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@kesart8378 8 months ago
I thought that the host/interviewer said "cognitive optimism" (not "cognitive optimization") and I
thought, "Fine, I'm alright on that score."
Enunciate, mate.
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@elaineedgar2913 1 year ago
We don’t have the facilities here in the UK as we don’t pay at the point of treatment ever. We
have the NHS. I do wish though we could be told in simple terms what to do and what to avoid.
Just that. We don’t need all the science. Thanks anyway.
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@DannyGooyer-jn8qw 8 months ago
23:25 and no teeth brushing
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@camillep9346 5 days ago
What happens to those of us who don't sweat?....
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@ChamPion-gu3jd 1 year ago
The problem especially those old people is LIFE IS AS STRESSFUL as we know now. Access to
good health IS VERY EXPENSIVE nowadays.
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@sandratraversy9048 1 year ago
Please stop interrupting your expert - he doesn’t need paraphrasing. Great guest!
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@alsalc55 1 month ago (edited)
Does electro magnetic radiation have an influence? (bluetooth, wifi, G5...) Also, seeing articles
about the impact of Americans living longer.
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@maggietattersfield2859 9 months ago
What is sleep apnea?
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@watchmen-nehemiah4v20 8 months ago
Sleep apnea is a restricted or interrupted breathing during sleep which lowers oxygen levels
while a person sleeps. It may or seems to be related to chronic inflammation or poor health.
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@peteranderson2687 7 days ago
The Number 1 of brain toxicity of the brain is STRESS. When too much stress happens in the
brain, the body starts to shut down, and the mind can not function properly
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@fran-wk2pq 1 year ago
Useful concept.. he's unbeliever presenter.. but seems obsessed with creating it avoiding age
and death. I was like that after my dad died of cancer in my 20s. Are healthy. Still got breast
cancer as it seems to run in my family.. no brca gene though. Remember to enjoy life and not
stress when you're consciously trying to be healthy
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@archie6945 2 months ago
Everybody else doesn't => nobody else does
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@deborahnagel9011 11 months ago
I think elevation in which you live does matter ,after i moved to a lower wlevation my oxynation
went from 92 to 95 percent to 99 percent. Or also could be how much oxygyn is in the air from
plants/ grasses.
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@GeorgeHawirkoStyroHome 4 weeks ago
All current Politicians prescribe to these recipes of Wisdom...
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@EllisIsland2023 1 year ago
I totally disagree that he interrupted too much. I think he was trying to make sure people are able
to understand the information. I found all this exhausting. Check this - check that - don’t know
what it is or how to check it.
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@IAMLove33 3 weeks ago
Blessings
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@patriciabasurto9502 1 year ago
I love your approach, How to get Alzheimer for dummies.
Works for me
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@eyelore6894 2 months ago
Recently learned' diagnosis of alzheimers 3:12
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@garden2356 1 year ago
Please explain what types of foods we need to take. This talk is too complicated for me
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@martinhaluska5224 2 months ago
In America, everyone is "best selling" author. Every book is best selling. You have thousands of
best selling books. Its like in Olympic games everyone would get golden medal.
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@julesagogo64 1 year ago
I would like to know what all the plastic we are exposed to is doing to our bodies.
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@joseantoniovergara4300 2 months ago
was it really necessary to interrupt the interesting explanation that Dr Bredesen was making (at
7:59)? The questions are OK; but I find those interruptions annoying
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@allgoodanimals6769 1 year ago
Why did you keep interrupting him?? I wanted to hear him complete his thoughts.
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@peterpiper487 1 month ago (edited)
"We do fine and then we get sick." I have found that in my case, this is not true. I'm 74 years old
and the last time I was sick with ANYTIHNG was when I was 15 years old and had a cold. That
was many, many years ago. I have never had health insurance (because I don't need it) and I
take care of myself... which includes having taken courses in medicine. Every summer turn
several cartwheels in a row with my grandchildren on my back lawn and after each session I
jump into the pool and race them to the other end of it. So far, I have always won the race, but
they tell me THIS YEAR they are going to beat me. We'll see. I think the reason I never get ill is
because I eat REAL FOOD that has not been processed in any way. I also stay completely away
from sweet food (not just sugar) because I can't stand the taste of it. Even as a child if I ate
anything sweet, I would throw up... literally... because it tastes awful to me. Savory is my
preference when it comes to food. When it comes to water, I've been distilling my water for many,
many years. I walk several miles a day as well, and I do isometrics. One thing I've noticed when I
compare myself to older people who don't have my routine is that I am supremely happy and
jump out of the bed each morning with an excitement for the day whereas other elderly people I
talk with are quite often depressed or complaining about all their aches and pains... of which I
have none. And I learned a long time ago not to push my way of thinking about health onto them.
They just come up with excuses about why they can't live the way I live. This is just stinkin'
thinkin' of course but I find that most people my age have put a lot of thought into end-of-life
issues and funeral preparation.
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@marlenebrown2569 3 weeks ago
I think that most people think that Alzheimer's = dementia. If I understand it, there are 104
different kinds of dementia.
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@winandrews7786 1 year ago
I too felt that Tom was interrupting so much it makes listening so exhausting. Tom is not the ,'star'
the Dr is.
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@user-ur9rz9qb7s 8 months ago
Please write a summary and list comments with correct spelling of what you are talking about.
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@jamie55555 3 weeks ago
my brain has shrunk so much i cant put my finger on it
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@beckytriplett9698 3 months ago
My 77 year old husband works full time. High energy. He eats good and bad. He loves dessert. I
got him ymto give up candy bars but he eats ice-cream almost everyday Certainty not grass fed
or non gmo like we like. He has nevery drank, smoke. His exercise is,chopping wood, grass
trimming around a 19 acre lake, physical work outside where he's sweated down. But no, he
doesn't have an exercise program. He is on no medication He's 6'2". Weight around 180.
Cholesterol and glucose always perfect.We do not take flu,,pneumonia, shingles covid vaccine.
We took childhood but that was onky a few.
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@Pheebs77 9 days ago
I found this a little too scientific to follow but I'm still going to buy some of Dr Bredesen's books,
because my mum was diagnosed with Alzheiners a year and a half ago and I'm basically terified I
get it too. HOWEVER I already live a very different life to my mum, and I'll give you all the
warning signs she had. She NEVER did any exercise. I would tell her to elevate her heartbeat
for at least 20 minutes a day, she'd say that "doing the garden and housework was enough
exercise". WRONG. She didn't eat a good diet. My dad doesn't like anything green so they lived
their lives without eating any cruciferous dark green veggies such as cabbage, broccolli, sprouts.
They have a very carb heavy basic diet of meat, carrots, gravy, peas, and then cake - so much
cake. Grazing on cake and chocolate ALL THE TIME, and crisps. She developed high blood
pressure over 20 years ago and did not change her diet, she just took pills and still didn't
exercise. Then she became borderline diabetic in her 70s. Her and dad are not socially active,
they do not go out and about, which is also important for your brain. They never travelled, were
just pottering tround the house all day every day. So there you go, every warning sign possible,
and she would NOT listen to me or take any advice, and now she has Alzheimers. Dad is doing
well, he's a retired engineer and always fixing stuff so his brain is excellent. But mum? She's a
lost cause.
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@pattifisk1829 1 month ago
3 years ago, popped up again.
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@dynamitenola1236 2 months ago
I don't feel healthy in saunas. Feel like Im breathing in whatever toxic elements in the water or
cleaning agents in the sauna.
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@take5512 13 days ago
I think it keeps shrinking because the body is in the process of dying.
Aging is a process of dying.
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@NATUREMAN360 1 year ago
Let him speak :)
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@lottek3271 2 months ago
EMP is really bad for sleep. No one of these podcasts ever talk about it. Turn off you wifi at
before you go to sleep. Check if you municipality adds Flouride to the drinking water. That lowers
IQ and dulls your brain. You can get a filter to remove it. Check if you have a smart meter on
your house or apartment, and make sure it is not close to where you sleep. Dont put anything on
your skin that you wouldn't eat. All the chemicals go right into your bloodstream. Use only natural
cleaning products for your clothes and house cleaning. Like baking soda, vinegar and castille
soap.
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@Topazman12 1 year ago
I use to be fat. I get tired easily. I lost weight by vegetarian then vegan. I was healthier for 2
years. Then I get brain fog, fatigue and being tired. I returned to eating meat and my health
returned. I eat liver and eggs and i started to gain strength.
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@brendabadih8855 2 months ago
At 37 min did you REALLY say my ancestors were coming out of trees?
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@girl38rockify 2 weeks ago
Aluminum acumilates in the brain detoxin imp
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@nikitaw1982 1 year ago
Taking 2 shots does what to ur chances? Or the rate of alzeihmers progression? Did CDC
demand to see that data before approving the vax? Will it's actually affects be released to doctors
or the public? Will anecdotal evidence revealed by doctors if a link mean they will be banished?
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@WanderingSword 1 year ago (edited)
In the US, the last 5 years of an average person is spent either in the hospital, hospice, and/or
heavily on medications. All this in an attempt to extend a person's life, and probably a profit boon
to the medical and drug industry. The healthcare cost of extending life into these last 5 years is
about the same as the cost as the previous 30 - 40 years of life. The life expectancy of an
average American will decrease significantly if not for expensive healthcare spending. But is this
allowing people to live any better, is their quality of life the same? It appears to be "no". As
Americans live longer, they will accumulate more toxicity in their body, and this toxicity will bring
about many diseases, and Alzheimer's being just one of them. I believe the solution is to eat as
little as processed food as possible, and as little animal products as possible. Animal products
tend to accumulate more toxicity than plant based products. We're gonna die at the end of the
day, the key is to live as pain-free as possible while we're living, and hopefully we get to go in
peace, without all these medical interventions, once the time has come for us to depart this world.
Dr Bredesen has the general correct idea on eathing a "healthy diet" as a way to prevent chronic
illnesses. However, his recommended diet of lowcarb is not the way to go. The fact of the matter
is that the 2 longest living population on earth, the Okinawans and Seventh Day Adventists, are
predominantly get their calories from plants, not animal products. Also, in the video he mentions
that your brain can use both ketones and glucose. While this is categorically true, however, the
brain will always prefer glucose over ketones, and if you were to give brain cells both substrate,
they will go for the glucose first. This high affinity for glucose is developed through millions of
years of brain evolution. Ketones is a "backup fuel" for the brain, which hapens in times of
starvation. Why would you want to intentionally feed the brain a fuel substrate intended for times
of staravation? This doesn't make sense. If you're eating too much PROCESSED CARBS, then
the remediation is to 1) eat less food, and 2) eat less processed carbs. The remediation goal
should NOT be getting rid of processed carbs but only to jump on to the other extreme, ketosis.
There has NEVER been a human population who has ever been in ketosis, so why are we trying
to mimic ketosis? In fact, the body fights very hard to NOT go into ketosis. Again, look at the
Okinawans and Seventh Day Adventists as healthy population models.
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@edgarkohlhepp972 1 month ago
Tell Hal don't keep running tell how but of course like everything else you have to subscribe
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@HiroshimaMS 2 months ago
And then there is a much bigger problem: the incompetence of doctors who cannot tell us what
disease we are suffering from.
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@emasolie4135 2 months ago
Best fast detox is 5 day raw fruit and vegetables. If you can do it. Anything vegetable that is
uncooked is acceptable. This is not an easy plan to follow. Reverse osmosis water only.
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@Junmaisi 2 months ago
My great grandpa eat rice, drink coffee and used palm oil to cook, eat everything, drink alcohol
but he died at 114
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@roseperozzi6730 10 months ago
The constant interruptions prevents the doctor from finishing his information or changes the
information
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@juliekeeney1538 2 months ago
I wonder how fasting affects these issues
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@l3xitscomplicated191 8 months ago
casteal soap? how is it written?
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@54woodsgirl 2 months ago
Are you referring to other dementias?
What is U.K. doing better?
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@marieellis428 1 year ago
Where do I get these test? Western Medicine??
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@campbellpaul 2 months ago
We have to rewrite everything since now they have discovered plastics in our arteries.
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@ravishankarsrivastava2212 10 months ago
How much money we spend on HEALTH
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@onegative8887 1 year ago
Name some of those soaps by brand or name
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@gvivo2120 1 year ago
Title says "Root Cause", so we anticipated a single entity but... we heard a litany of etiologies
here Stressful.
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@jolesliewhitten6545 1 year ago
Diet, rest, exercise, stress—ANYTHING THAT CAUSES INFLAMMATION can cause brain
deterioration.
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@CapeRN 2 months ago
Disagree with the UK vs U.S. chronic illness. Access is a huge problem in UK.
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@KiKiQuiQuiKiKi 2 months ago
I think you mean “prevent,” rather than “avoid…”
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@joe2mercs 1 year ago (edited)
I worry when ‘experts’ say “a whole lot of things”. Pathology shows that neurofibrillary plaques
made up of beta amyloid proteins are associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Aducanumab is a
recent candidate therapy that is currently being tested that acts by stimulating the body’s immune
system to remove beta amyloid plaques. Beta amyloid is one of the fragments formed by the
enzymic cleavage processing of a large amyloid precursor protein. It is hypothesised that a
particular enzyme BACE1, useful during brain development in one’s younger years, if left
‘switched on’ could be detrimental in one’s later years. Case control studies involving individuals
that show no cognitive decline with age have identified an amino acid change at the BACE1
enzyme cleavage site in the amyloid precursor protein. This is good evidence that a surplus of
beta amyloid may itself be enough to cause Alzheimer’s by plaques inhibiting normal neural
activity and maintenance. In parallel with the work being done on the ‘removal’ of beta amyloid by
Aducanumab treatment there are studies looking at ways to inhibit the enzymes activity of
BACE1 as a ‘preventative’ measure. The early evidence of those enrolled in the Aducanumab
clinical studies show that the progression of Cognitive impairment in those receiving treatment is
being halted. It remains to be seen whether the ‘plasticity’ of the brain can reverse cognitive
decline.
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@MrArtdelgado210 1 year ago
Didn't they show that removing amyloid accelerates cognitive decline? Excess amyloid, like
excess insulin, can be detrimental but it's a symptom of excessive insulin levels due to
processed foods, mainly processed sugars and carbs, not the cause of declines in cognition.
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@luckssj 1 year ago
Good afternoon, Dr Dale Bredesen, have you investigated what Dr Dean Ornish is doing with
Alzheimer's?
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@roliz7829 2 months ago
Good questions Tom, but illed timed , so man interruptions
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@ziv2liv 3 months ago
It's amazing to me how all those doctors completely ignore genetic predisposition...
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@bradcampbell5766 1 year ago
Many people have gotten to the point that they take a lot of food supplements. It's obvious that
eating the right foods is very important, but some people take "food supplements" think they will
compensate for a diet that is not optimal. It appears that the majority of "food supplements" are a
waste of $, and they have a toxic effect. Some people are spending close to $500/month for "foo…
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@The1belal 2 months ago
Carnivore diet is best - no plants - no fiber. 3 years for me and it's the best I've ever felt . 65 years
old
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@jadedelarge8929 2 months ago
With the price of food, how am I going to be able to afford grass fed beef, organic chickens and
produce? I am not a vegetarian and I don't want to be. I can hardly feed my family on discounted
foods. We are doomed
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@hc5327 11 days ago
First go thru all your prescriptions from Drs to see all the side effects caused by the medications.
The majority cause dementia. The most prescribed medications are the biggest culprit. They are
called drug muggers. Next check your stomach acid to see if it’s to low to break down your food.
You need to absorb your food first to get your nutrients into your system. Stay off acid reducers.
This causes all kinds of deficiencies. Keeping your food into your system is first priority.
Malnourishment is the number one cause of death. Then treat your deficiencies. Stay on top of
quality food not fake GMO bioengineered, synthetic foods. These foods causes inflammation and
breaking down of your cells. Pray for wisdom.
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@sigma_six 1 month ago
He got the fats issue completely arse backwards, but since mono unsaturates are in the middle of
both opposing views... he got that right... and he didn't even see how he contradicted himself...
he admitted saturated fats don't go rancid, and admitted seed, vegetable AKA
POLYUNSATURATED FATS ARE NOT GOOD, but go ahead, eat natural sources... (which is a
minimal form of consumption, but of course for the sake of BIG FOOD, he didn't just come out
and say what the REAL problem is... you CAN'T commercially produce and distribute
polyunsaturated vegetable and seed based OILS... 90% of the time
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@garymeachen6407 1 year ago
Dose alcohol use have a big say in this?
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@BenAshkenaz 2 months ago
For those of you who may be experiencing pain and have been prescribed Lyrica or Gabapentin
get off those drugs immediately as they stop the creation of new synapses in the brain.
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@brettcrawford8878 1 year ago
For alzheimers have 1 human add to much alcohol over a prolonged time period. For vascular
dementia have 1 human add cigarettes for a prolonged period of time and possibly the luck of
avoiding lung cancer.
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@vdelrio999 1 year ago
Refined sugar, hfcs, and artificial sweeteners are the root cause. The effects are gradual to pass
off as hereditary or aging. That's the reason it's in everything from baby food to after-dinner mints.
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@brb5506 1 year ago
Tom: Some of your questions are helpful in clarifying things, but some cause undo interruption.
Please discern which are which.
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@denisrusso8131 2 months ago
So did he say seafood is good or bad?????
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@six-gun 2 months ago
LOL and he wears those wifi earphones irradiating his brain.
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@DihelsonMendonca 1 month ago
I noticed that he had much more to talk, but Tom interrupted him all the time. Shut up, Tom. Let
the man speak !
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@susangoodman2598 1 year ago
Harmonic Egg healing therapy is a good therapy.
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@EtudianteAviendah 1 year ago
Great guest! Good interview, except for all of Tom's interruptions. The bleeding edge of
interviewing is a little too raw for me. Please repect the audience and the guest enough to be
patient while they ramble, edit what you have to. Love you and your work, Tom.
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@GypsyinAus 1 year ago
Ok I’m going to attempt to watch this again because I want to hear the Doc but if it gets too
annoying because of Tom interrupting then I’ll go watch the doc somewhere else.
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@motorpurrr 1 year ago
My Dad got worse as his friends and relatives died off.
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@adamcenteno6155 1 year ago
Tom should get a Doctorate degree in interviewing people.
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@user-ec7jf7tn4j 7 months ago
Tom did a great job making sure us "little people" understood what the brilliant doctor was saying.
I just wish the doctor knew how to pronounce the Alzheimers word. Gosh!
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@saturupiah5940 1 year ago (edited)
So are fruits, and sour dough bread contributing to Alzheimer’s?
We eat a lot of these, but follow 16/8 eating routine.
Most of this conversation was too technical for me.
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@substance1 1 year ago
There is only a tiny part of the grocery that is good for you... It seems like everything has soy
bean oil in it. That an industrial oil that requires a multi-million factory to take soy beans into oil.
Humans were never made to eat factory oils like soy bean oil, cotton seed, corn oil, etc.
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@prime2669 1 year ago
The host interrupted way too much
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@mtlicq 1 month ago
Chlorinated Water, MSG, artificial sweeteners as per tame
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@danerobbable 1 year ago
anyone going to do all these tests? People who are ocd and has the time and the intensity level
to ensure that we are not going to die tomorrow...
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@Shasha8674 1 month ago
Shots/drugs/medicine/fried food/gluten/dairy/soy/sugar/GMO corn, soy, canola oil/low sunlight
etc... may hurt. Nicotine may help. See Dr. Ardis who explains.
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@michaelsweeten6009 2 months ago
Almost just shut it off when he said saturated fat is bad for you
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@paulyoung4422 2 months ago
Health for Rich people.
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@monaryan8449 3 months ago (edited)
Tom helps to provide answers to problems that may arise but he needs to use some discretion n
not interrupt too much
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@RJones-tn5vg 11 days ago
Anyone besides me watching this while hooked up to a cpap?
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
My friend diagnosed with DNM
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
Sorry
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
Bad and quick decline
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@EpicStrategies578 2 months ago
Hey chief! Can you do an episode (with someone that knows) on ingesting cannabis and it's
effect on the brain/eyes? I'll assume healthy. Seriously, bringing extra blood to these areas may
prove beneficial.
The Mary Jane episode! lol.
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@TodaysBibleTruth 1 year ago (edited)
This is an excellent conversation. It's very practical and useful. I appreciate it.
I almost missed the comment about our "ancestors coming down out of the trees". If you look at
ancient documents and manuscripts, you can see that many of our predecessors were more
brilliant than us. Just because they didn't have cell phones doesn't mean they didn't have brains.
They had complex societies and their own types of technology. In fact, there is mounting
evidence that there were previous "lost" civilizations with technology that is more advanced than
ours. This is why we can't figure out how the megalithic structures were built. They somehow
managed to calculate the cycles of the Moon and other precise astrological calculations. These
"lost" civilizations had to use advanced geometry and trigonometry. These are skills that people
like the Incas in the Mayans did not possess. Think about it. If anything, we have regressed.
https://youtu.be/FEj_9pPimZE
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@bobann3566 2 months ago
He talks about eating beans with out ever mentioning how to neutralize their anti nutrients. What
a fool of a doctor.
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@plum_loco 2 months ago
Seems like we are all going to get Alzeimer's. Eat moderately, no snacking, and you should be
fine.
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@delawurl5938 1 year ago
Sounds like he advocates for Keto Diet?? (The popular diet)
What is diet for inflammation? I have had sinus surgery due to constant inflammation…
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
MND..SORRY
/// IS IT CONNECTED
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@rusty358 1 month ago
The food supply needs to be regulated to promote better health.
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@bh9262 1 year ago
Finally, someone cgacked the mystery?
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@lisasmith9311 1 year ago
That’s not good I have gut issues can’t eat much if I’m working or I get sick but I do on my day off
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@markweston3345 1 month ago
What food was it so I don’t have to watch this for an hour?
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@writerstemple3609 3 weeks ago
get to the point sooner. i watched the vid from the finish to the start to figure out what thecdude
had to say
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@smartlindsey 1 year ago
If you had only discovered this back in 1983, 1989, and 2007, when I had intestinal su rgery to
remove 13 feet of intestines. I now have short-bowel syndrome. I need to try your bio
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@sunflowerfina1 1 year ago
I don’t sweat
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@chessdad182 1 year ago
A chess tournament a day keeps the Alzheimer’s away. LOL.
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@cynthiadelgado6563 1 year ago
When people have trauma have had cognitive decline
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@Suemack24 1 year ago
But if you’ve had inflammation from childhood and it’s not controllable.
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@mariaraines5145 1 year ago
This physician is incredibly interesting- I’ll look him up. I couldn’t stand the constant interruptions
from this interviewer…
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@marlenecardinahl9346 2 months ago
Guess we all got to b a researcher
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@777marylou 1 year ago
wow
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@markrobertson5850 1 year ago
We have some defense for environmental toxicity. I feel like my body is in constant electric
storms. I getting rid of the wifi routers in my house.
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@AIXITstageleft 1 year ago
Narcissistic abuse ruined my memory and attention span. HORRIBLE.
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@lamh5265 3 weeks ago
We all aren't in India. Is there anything Americans already do that is equivalent to turmeric.?
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@Timmyjl25 1 year ago
Soooo what the answer???
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@EllenMcDermott 1 year ago
The doctor is going through the different types and Tom interrupts to ask him to go through the
different types
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@createspaceone 1 month ago
Im starting to think its the mercury in my mums teeth causing her alzheimers?
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@naomijansen9810 1 year ago
So so interesting and SCARY that food like rice and chicken have arsenic in them. Who
deliberately produces food with this poison??? There is something very sinister about this and the
matter-of-fact manner of talking about poisons in food for human consumption, is alarming.
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@lbudt29 1 year ago
Excess sugar drives all of these factors.
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@FongliWang 9 months ago
Somebody please put me out of my misery. I know there's no cure for.
It only going to get worse.
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@sooky2253 1 year ago
Arthur-itis??
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@peteryum2745 2 months ago
Please don't interrupt, you're making it harder to digest the information.
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@suziq8649 1 year ago
IS OATMEAL THE ANSWER?
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@adamcenteno6155 1 year ago
Shit! We are screwed. I suppose intermittent fasting should help with the insulin resistance.
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@idiocracy10 1 year ago
I have heard that drinking distilled water can pull out minerals and nutrients from your body, can
it also pull out toxins?
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@777jxd 1 year ago
S T R E S S!!!
It hits people differently!
Some ppl sail smoothly through, what others have heart attacks & strokes over!
Some folks LOSE weight over stressful issues!
Some folks GAIN weight, over the SAME stressful issues!
Some folks can hear this video & take the advice & viola’ doing fine the rest of their days!
Others will hear this, do the steps recommended,
BUT …
Nothing!
Nada!
Life moves slowly (or even swiftly) into a serious decline in their “brain” health ANYWAY!
So …
What gives???
An inherited (poor) immunity system!
That’s what!
Two members of the VERY SAME family can tell you much!
One perfectly healthy ALL their lives!
Not even a cold! In their 80’s 90’s whatever & still perfectly active, etc., etc.
The other family member …
WOW!
Total opposite!
Sickly all throughout their lifetime!
Dealing with some autoimmune disease or another since teens onwards!
The healthy family member…no problem throughout stressful situations!
The sickly one … got sicker!
Got ANOTHER autoimmune disease from it! Etc!
So …
Again …
Bottom line is, yes! Take steps to HELP yourself, as he recommends, but, also try to find out
WHAT your immune system is like, and get the VERY BEST ADVICE moving forward.
One size does
NOT FIT ALL!
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@katoexo5753 1 year ago
Since inflammation is an eliciting factor, why not take an anti-inflammatory tablet daily?
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
Would be better to treat the cause.
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@katoexo5753 1 year ago
@gribbler1695 Monotherapy doesn't work.
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@pickles9440 1 month ago
Speaking of small fish, i heard Joe Rogan got arsenic overload from eating a bunch of sardines.
Eating is beginning to look like a chess game.
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@perseoeridano4182 8 months ago
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@joycey4754 2 months ago
How can a person enjoy life if they are so focused on all of these things? How about we just
follow some simple rules that are good and then do not worry about all of these numbers. I
could see myself getting very paranoid.
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@yfa6244 1 year ago
Ive taken care of alzheimers women one on one for over forty years, I started early. Every single
time, these were talented smart women, brilliant often times, who married a man who refused to
encourage her to use her talents or were overly dominate. Every single time. So, yes a long with
another poster, stress of this type causes women who have given up their souls basically to just …
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@jefbell4064 2 months ago
Sleep 8 hrs every night.
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@AuntieCheri 9 months ago
stems cells will help transiently - chronically when wrong side of sub types 1 inflammatory or
inflammatory pre diabetes - poor dentition ? Leaky gut? 2 atrophic supply side - poor thyroid
hormone, reduced testosterone, reduced estradiol reduced vitamin d or increased homocystein
or can be seen from blood tests
type 3 glycotoxin one of the most common - insulin resistance - 80 million insulin resistance
many will get ttype 2 diabetes - insulin is an energy related hormone ALSO important growth
factor for brain cells
hi carb / low fiber diets ==> hi glycemic loads put out insulin for years
homo IR simple calculation to tell if there is insulin resistance type 1.5 atrophic and inflammatory
type 3 toxic - 3 types metallotoxics the inorganics mercury etc and the organics mycotoxins
type 4 is vascular insufficient oxygen need oxygen need ketosis need blood flow
type 5 traumatic - history of head injury esp recurrent also at risk for cte
the first survivors of alzheimers - book
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@davepeterschmidt5818 1 year ago
Why does saturated fat get included in the list of things that will give you Alzheimer's? My bet is
that's simply getting wrongfully lumped in with unhealthy food items like processed high sugar
foods (because they always are in our media climate).
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@luzdubon8996 1 year ago
The video is very long, can you please give us a short basic list? like
Eat grass fed beef
Free range chicken
Wild cut fish
Low Carb diet
Organic vegetables.
Exersice at least two 3 times a week and sleep well.
Avoid Stress and long commute traffic.
Take D and Turmeric to lower inflamation.
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@clintatk 2 months ago
Walnuts are the only nut that contains Omega3. A good source of Omega3!
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@bonsummers2657 2 months ago
One minute please.
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@beckytriplett9698 3 months ago
But we are still not talking about what is driving the 4. What's causing inflammation, low O2,
polution,etc. But it has definitely increased in last 100 years dramatically. We have always had
some of these thi gs but are we looking at thr elephant in the room. Are we looking at the things
thst we injecting in us, which we were not 75 years ago and we are injecting more. Are we
looking at the cumulative effects of this and of long term medication which are pharmaceutical
chemicals. Gut health has deteriorated and we are just recognizing it. It's called the second brain
and it's where our immune system is. I think diet is a part but not the main driver. People in poor
countries with poor diets don't have alzheimerms like modern countries that take the most
injections and medications.
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@ianbirkinhead4103 1 year ago
American governments, State and Federal, particularly Republican, that try to reduce or eliminate
the EPA standards. Keeping healthy in America is hard work.
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@keviliciousatyourservice9510 1 month ago
This doctor talks 98% about the problem, and 2% about specifically what to do to prevent the
problem.
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@rehanabiljouw6911 1 year ago
What about nigĥtshifts
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@indranidasgupta8982 4 weeks ago
So no seafood, chicken, and rice. Great
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@barbaramattson817 2 weeks ago
NOTICE HOW FAST HE WENT THROUGH THE WORD HORMONES. HRMONS. 3#
QUESTIONS! WHEN IN YOUR LIFE DID YOU FEEL YOUR BEST, PHYSICAL, MENTAL, MOST
ALERT SHARPEST? WHERE WERE YOUR HORMONE LEVELS AT? WHERE ARE THEY
NOW? NOT THE ANSWER TO EVERYTHING. MAKE THAT 4 QUESTIONS. WHAT DOOO YO…
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@jackiepowell7513 1 year ago (edited)
My dad was like Ewell gibbons. He ate pinecones. My dad was health conscious and ate
healthfully. He got alz...one generation from a mat uncle. Didn't jump a generation.
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@petes5041 1 month ago
If it shrinks your Brain, why did you.take it? Or have you forgotten why!
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@alhazenmediax 1 year ago
The fact is we don’t know the cause. It is part of ageing and we don’t know.
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@mscorrell 11 months ago (edited)
I'm diabetic but watch my carbs. My uncle had a doctorate of laws, so I assume I have plenty of
brain cells. I'm vego.
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@user-zh4vv7gq6e 2 months ago
Do Degenerative conditions like all the ataxia sufferers have a chance
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@juancarlosvillazon8163 1 year ago
Tom, narcisim is an obstacle not an advantage.
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@432hzlovefrequency-truthinside 1 year ago
1. Aspartame (in gums, pop)
2. MSG
3. Diacetyl (in popcorn)
4. Mercury
5. Aluminium (in beer, pop can)
6. BPA lining (in can foods )
7. Flouride (in water, toothpaste)
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@maidende8280 2 months ago
Diacetyl what?
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@beautymariely 1 year ago
So upsetting how you kept on interrupting the Doctor while he was talking over and over!!!! :(
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@matthewklim7398 10 days ago
are airpods bad?
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@luzbaron2977 1 year ago
Can we change the grass feed beef for plant based protein? I can't stand beef, for me it's very
disgusting and sad for the cows, not fair they were not meant to be food.
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
Animal-based protein has better absorption and muscle-building effects, and more additional
nutrients, than plant protein.
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@davidlamb7524 8 months ago
18% of over 60s have CKD (Chronic kidney disease). 40% are undiagnosed. A high protein , high
fat diet will finish them off in short time. Ketone is absolutely out. That's the problem with this sort
of health advice. It may work for most people (ie with healthy kidneys etc)
but it can be deadly for quite a large minority. And they are mostly unidentified.
Get your kidneys checked before making any drastic changes to your diet, though eating
healthier versions of what you already eat may sometimes be a good idea.
(Not always. Sometimes processed foods are better for ckd patients because they have lower
mineral content. Beware - this is not a rule.
Check processed foods for phosphoros, potassium, sodium, high iron or sugars etc)
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@elizabethmurray5718 1 year ago
I understand nutrition, but hormones, not so much. I assume the doctor has to prescribe or give
those.
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@maidende8280 2 months ago (edited)
Disappointed to hear that these folks think saturated fat is bad. So much good info but that is SO
wrong! Palm oil is also one of the healthier oils and is NOT a seed oil.
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@jimdee898 1 month ago (edited)
lol 20:26
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@memoryrinehart4452 2 months ago (edited)
To all candle lovers everywhere
Beeswax...
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@margipinto7925 2 months ago
So what is the food that shrinks your brain, as per the thumbnail?
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@sstarkey1695 1 month ago
The Internet shrinks brains and causes visionary blindness.
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@DMoore-hf3dp 2 months ago
people coming down out of the trees???????
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@wendynicholls6231 1 year ago
I find it hard to just eat protein
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@belawood 2 months ago
Who can afford grass-fed beef? And meat should cost more of any kind.
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@badjohn7048 1 year ago
Humans evolved over millions of years. For most of that time our ancestors lived much shorter
lives than us today, so cognitive decline may not have been a significant impediment to our
species success.
Also, good luck avoiding all the "toxins", etc mentioned in the video. Who wants to live in a …
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@ronrichardson3103 1 year ago
The answer is hidden in all the confusion surrounding food/ inflamation/facts
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@944clogue 1 year ago
With a family history, I feel it's a DNA issue, on or around the 28th chromosome, but since we've
known about Alz since 1906, we just don't a shit about finding the true cure.
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@galenamullen6444 2 months ago
Why dr.s sre not trained appropriately at this topic
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@saraswatkin9226 1 month ago
Dental and stress problems are cause of most health problems.
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@64788946 1 year ago
Fungle I
Candida albacans
Translate to English
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@TodaysBibleTruth 1 year ago
Do jacuzzis have a sauna effect?
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@parall4x 3 months ago
tldr?
Translate to English
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@barb6868 1 year ago
Wish Tom didn’t keep interrupting the doctor.
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@catherinemarsh5453 1 month ago
Sometimes it's good as the doctor clarifies and that's good for us
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@Nancy-cm1rh 2 months ago
( stress, stress, stress........) & Covid- shots........
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@cassandracrady2652 1 year ago
You keep cutting off the neurologist! Now I dongg to know what he was going to say about ghd
broccoli
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@adrianbaker1408 1 year ago
Any mention of cholesterol somewhere??, I couldn't watch it all because, well, grassfed, fish etc.
And all that BS. Thanks.
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
Dietary cholesterol has little to no effect on blood cholesterol levels in most people.
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@CaptainsLady 1 month ago
In the age of the internet and research I would think people would know by now that we did not
evolve from monkeys or apes ️
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@merlindxb4333 1 year ago
Nitric oxide can relive this it is the silver bullet it's the load bearing part of the cardiovascular
system. I have an iNO inhaler, but getting backing is impossible. No doctor has ever prescribed
nitric oxide, premature blue babies have been treated for 20 years with no ill effects from this
Nobel Prize winning molecule.
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@sajidrafique375 1 month ago
Study some science from scratch for example calculus ... This will be keep your brain living
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@dianamarahenry1020 8 months ago
What are those things in his ears?
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@drdarrylschroeder5691 2 months ago
Hello - Fight free radicals. Stay out of sunlight. Avoid air-pollution and all toxins. Keep bloodstream pure. Sleep. No smoking or drinking. Complex carbohydrates - no added sugars.
Meditation. Good health.
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@kimmathis1945 1 year ago
I am not an advocate for palm oil, but to be fair its content in linoleic acid is actually very low.
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@garden2356 1 year ago
I'm stuffed. Done for because I don't really understand
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@jimmyherring4349 2 months ago
Well if had gone to med school I would know what there talking about guess he's selling a book
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@wendynicholls6231 1 year ago
What if you can’t afford top quality meats ?
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@joeblundell299 3 months ago
Dancing around that mass of beta amaloids insulators in the electrical circuits of the brain. It's
almost like the beta amyloids are getting there and binding to the morphine receptors, oh that's
exactly what they're doing, and where do they come from... dairy protein.
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@nancyliu2001 1 month ago
10:15
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@roystonboodoo7525 1 year ago
Excellent stuff, though could have been better without most of the host untimely interjections and
putting the facts through His mindset so we may better understand .. durr.!
Needed to allow the facts to flow, he's a doctor.. knowing what people need to know.
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@evelynpillay-cs1fv 1 month ago
Sorry we were not animals but was created as human.Where do you get your information from
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@darkrobroy14 3 weeks ago
TLDR ?
Translate to English
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@AnneArjani 1 year ago
You can tell Tom is veeerrrryyyy attached to his red meat. "Grass Fed Beef is Ok...Right???"
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@george6977 2 months ago
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@drc97086 1 year ago
Tape your mouth at night before sleep…..it works.
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@severineroque918 8 months ago
I have a licky gut !!!
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@franksu9735 1 month ago
X2 SPEED
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@x-techgaming 11 days ago
Well, my Doctor has no clue what HOMA-IR is. According to her, a non-fasted glucose test is all
you need to know.
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@lorribontrager7456 1 year ago
Lyme Disease
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@gerartsmith 1 month ago
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@emmollnova2917 1 year ago
Compromised guts. GAPS diet can be benefit
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@user-gt9bg4ip8x 2 months ago
Yeah it’s one of my pet peeves for people to interrupt, especially as much as he is!!!! I hope he
sees our comments because it’s rude!!! He’s not even finished his sentences!!!!!!!! The media is
also bad about this!!!! It ought to be a training on how to be more respectful and when to
interrupt.
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@user-cw9kq7wq6z 1 month ago
I want to know if you two gentlemen are advocates for better health to the degree of contacting
your senators, Congress people to push better health in our government as in the food triangle
that is absolutely incorrect as in supporting chemical sugars as in supporting the seed oil’s
because that’s what our government does right now until they change standards we all keep …
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@reneebarclay8816 2 months ago
UK are healthier because they have a better health service. NHS
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@johnblasiak2499 2 months ago
Still has to colour his hair though lol
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@danielscarbrough4363 2 days ago
He says we want to bounce back and forth between ketones AND carbs alternately...."that's
where you want to be" , well I disagree, that's NOT FOR ME!!! I'll tell ya why -> If I consume
carbs, it aggravates my rheumatoid arthritis, hand pain returns with a vengeance, especially my
THUMBS!
Ketosis is where I live best..NO GRAINS OR PLANTS...lots of good saturated FATS and protein,
beef, lamb, bison, butter, eggs, sardines, oysters are my favorites. No sugar no booze no bread
no beer well over 2 years now....I used to really enjoy a good IPA! Not worth it now.
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@accountams6717 1 month ago (edited)
get ear bugs out of your head, brain... Radiation, all sorts of downloads whether ear bugs are
active or not.....
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@helenamamaghani6287 1 year ago
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@barbarawillins1618 10 days ago
Great guest who was interrupted too many times
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@xblackoceanx 3 weeks ago
Yea its showing in the youth ,
World is F*cked . . .
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@toology55 1 year ago
Carbohydrates
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@Woof728 1 year ago
Dr. D.: I'm going to be 69 yo soon. My memory is poor causing me to retire 2 yrs. earlier than I
had planned. (Tested but no Altzheimer's) I had severe sleep apnea and use a CPAP machine
which gave me a good night sleep for awhile but now I have bad insomnia and feel sleepy doing
the day. My sleep apnea reports are good though! My diet is pretty good and I just joined a gym.
In the 90's I consumed a lot of colloidal silver to ward off colds and I'm thinking that may have
affected me. I also have chronic sinusitis which I haven't been able to find help for. Went the
antibiotic route but it didn't do anything. Recently, I developed food allergies: almonds, peanuts,
tomatoes etc. I stay away from wheat. I follow your recommended way of eating and take D3, K2
for osteoporosis. My DEXA scan from January was worse than my last one. What am I doing
wrong? Great video! I'm going to send it to friends and family.
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@cynthiamartinez6583 1 year ago
59 minutes damn baby
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@erinjames1899 1 year ago
Am so happy right now am Herpes negative thanks #drodukuhome.
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@helenjacqueline1327 2 months ago
The first survivors of alsiemers.
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@roypereira6235 7 months ago (edited)
When we spend ALMOST ENDLESS MOMENTS WATCHING AND LISTENING TO GÒOD
HEALTH ADVISES, DAY IN DAY OUT! WE ARE MISSING OUT ON A FAR MORE EXTREMELY
IMPORTANT COMPONENT. WHAT MIGHT THAT BE? We arrived here with a LOCKED
SCRIPT which UNFOLDS AS WE PROGRESS THROUGH LIFE AND ALL OF THE EVENTS …
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@deanmindock5020 2 weeks ago
AD is way up. Covid jabs?
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@lindaeck9471 1 year ago
Is alzheimer’s hereditary?
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
Blueberries
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@jocelynbryant3308 1 year ago
Is he saying "altimers"? There is no "t" in Alzheimers
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@patriciacopping9605 1 year ago
I wish the interviewer would keep quiet
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@MsCaryopteris 1 year ago
Redo this video without the interruptions. Stop talking and let the expert speak! He had to
backtrack.
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@MS45636 10 days ago
Theres people eating super high carb who are healthy af so idk
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@streaming5332 1 year ago
He forgot to mention toxic people. These are the real killer.
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@hazeltaylor182 1 year ago
Hello & thank you for your link.
I would like to add , however long you live - we have to consider about ' what happens to each of
us when we die?
I believe what the Bible says , we all need th 'Holy Spirit' to teach us what the Bible is saying to
us all.
I hope & Pray that all who reads my msg will think about this & become born again Christian &
join either a Bible believing church or a home group with Bible believing people
God Bless
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@Gatanza 1 year ago
i wish the interviewer let the doctor to talk, we are not interested in the interviewer inputs. I hate
that kind of people that keep cutting out in the middle of the talk of the experts just because they
feel the need to be the center of the attention
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@vildaolsen563 1 year ago
I am 80....12/23/1942....ibam fine. I PICKED THE RIGHT PARENTS...
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@user-cw9kq7wq6z 1 month ago
At what point in time should we start teaching our children about all these things shouldn’t this be
done in their adolescent years so they grow up understanding how their bodies work are you
advocates for that and are you pushing that with local school boards with local health department
with your senators are in congress people that actually make the laws that dictate all of these …
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@BarerMender 2 months ago
Tom Bilyeu: Are you related to the Tom Bilyeu who made the excellent Jew's harps? I have one of
those, unfortunately slightly damaged.
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@Keith-ef4zk 3 weeks ago
Chemtrails
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@HuntBobo 1 year ago
50% may die with Alzheimer’s but depending on how you define cause of death, I would say 50%
die with Alzheimer’s but most of those die of other causes.
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@rw4754 2 months ago
We could smell the WTC cloud for months. It smell like burning plastic & full of asbestos.
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@DC-go5mc 1 year ago
Couldn't inish watching because the interviewer kept interrupting the Dr while he was coming to a
conclusion. The Dr. spent more time going back trying to finish his points. Poor interviewer.
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@bobann3566 2 months ago
Fool demonized saturated fat when the brain is mostly saturated fat and saturated fat assists the
liver in detoxification. Is it out of his Self Interest that he does so?
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@jmm4108 1 year ago
I agree with the constant irritating interruptions. Edit the video to delete Tom…otherwise
interesting. Unfortunately I turned it off.
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@nts713 1 year ago
I smoke pot, and I know I will pay for it long-term, well now I know how, lol.
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
Not to mention the short-tem effects - memory problems, anxiety, etc.
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@vsalukir7019 2 months ago
Everybody on YouTube uses a click bait title to get you to spend 20 minutes listening for 30
seconds worth of information. It's always "This thing" or "That thing". Now waste your day trying
to figure out what they are talking about.
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@criticalthought7527 1 month ago
Jack La Laine figured it out some 70 years ago...
Exercise is the King, and Nutrition is the Queen of Health span and longevity.
We now know more about the importance of sleep hygiene, stress reduction, reduction of toxic
exposures, etc.
But Jack, (Of Jumping Jacks, and "getting Jacked" fame.) had the two most important factors
figured out on his own back when he was inventing the fitness movement.
Peace, Love, and Health to all who are fortunate enough to strive for these goals.
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@mbdamnit 1 year ago
I am. That is all that matters.
Science said the earth was the center of the universe, that Mars was covered in canals, the vax
will keep you from getting the thing, that because my grandfather had Alzheimer that I will too. Ya,
no.
"My action" is to acknowledge my power, fear no evil, put my best foot forward, be true to myself,
experience the material, learn, teach, create heaven on earth and advance to the next level of the
game.
The rest is entertainment. If you play the victim then you ARE the victim.
Enjoy all that comes with that. For it is you that makes it so.
Thats a fact Jack. Older than time itself.
Understanding this changes everything.
Double blind that. Maybe by using two jars of rice and water? Oh wait, that's ALREADY BEEN
DONE!
WS - "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players"
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@TT-js4jn 1 year ago
Love this whole knowledgeable content but hate the reference, " when our relatives came down
from the trees"!!! Really? Come on!
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@ladyladychickchick9133 1 month ago
The host interrupting.
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@g.m.robertson8700 1 month ago
re What keeps you from the toxins in the sauna water steem that you breath in ,.
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@adamcenteno6155 1 year ago
Tom! You need to get some sun brother.
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@dermuiker 3 weeks ago
imagine robin williams would live another 7 years....
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@kurman4749 10 days ago
Meat, especially red meats (beef and lamb) is a definite NO- NO for me, they are full of
chemicals, and that includes grass- fed beef.
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@peekaboo4390 1 year ago
Don't use teeth whiteners.
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@Michael.Freeman 4 months ago
To many scientific names without explaining! Gets difficult to follow
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@mnemosynevermont5524 1 year ago
JFC - every time you start talking about What To Eat, or What To Do, Bredesen drags it back to
the science and the concrete "how-to" is lost.
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@liliantavanlar6888 1 year ago (edited)
Please do not interrupt all the time with questions.Let him complete his explanations!!! Every min
…you interrupt the person speaking …hard to listen
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@nabinom3699 8 months ago
with this weird system of health care how people can get those tests? Doctors don't want to talk
or listen. They look at the blood test or X-rays. It feels like going to a veterinarian.
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@erossinema8797 1 year ago
Please. It's got nothing to do with the toxic food and drugs we eat? Lack of exercise?
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@janbeck7989 2 months ago
I definitely believe in low carb diets. But he lost me at "eat low saturated fats" I believe
cholesterole is made up of saturated animal fats and is mostly what the brain is composed of.
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@davidnikulka1437 2 months ago
Don't forget that the brain needs colesteral for building the brain .
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@craiganthonyhill 1 year ago
Change your diet, change your life
Intermittent fasting, keto is the only way
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@ravishankarsrivastava2212 10 months ago
We spend 9 trillion dollar on HEALTH but still we are living shorter life
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@KoshNaranick 3 weeks ago
53 minutes to the bottom line of something.. just tell us and then explain, if we want to
understand the full montey, we will listen to the explanation...
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@ozarkcyn1 2 months ago
ONE of the BEST preventions is to have a loving supportive INTELLIGENT partner as they
WON'T cause unlimited chronic stress.
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@Tiger-Heart 11 months ago
Welcome to the United States— where we eat wrong, work wrong, exercise wrong, breathe
wrong, drink wrong, move wrong, sleep wrong— you know what; how come all doctors aren’t
trained on this!? All I’ve encountered from doctors is them telling me I’m doing something wrong,
but they never tell you how to do it right!!
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@sergiochavez3769 1 month ago
Yes he interrupts too often.
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@mr369walters7 9 days ago
Tom constantly interrupts the guest.
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@marybrune576 1 month ago
Please Tom, quit interrupting Dr. Bredesen.
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@zazenmed 1 year ago
♪♫*¨*•.¸¸ ॐ
Translate to English
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@nicolaspeters2555 1 month ago
I hate the interruptions
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@jglee6721 1 month ago
lol. No wonder I stopped watching him a few years back.
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@BelovedbyAdonai 1 year ago
I'm not used to seeing Tom interrupting this badly.
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
I like smoking
/// car
///// paint
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@user-cn9iw2lo9n 2 months ago
my ancestors did not come down from the trees, our Creator created us!!!
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@Tiger-Heart 11 months ago (edited)
I took as good a care of myself that I could— I’m a diabetic (since I was 30), and now I have
Fibromyalgia. My childhood was very dysfunctional and traumatic, and I was married for 40+
years to an alcoholic drug user; then to top it off I worked for 15 years in an high stress job. I’m
almost 65 and I now have hypoxia and probably had it for 5 years— a SMART watch figured that
out for me!! I’m sure I have early onset dementia or Alzheimer’s. I can’t remember anything
anymore!! I’ll touch something hot even though I know it’s hot— I also have insomnia— and
anxiety!!
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@dassa0069 1 year ago
The answer is FRUCTOSE.
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@hnp2004 1 year ago
too much ads
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@endthefed5304 1 year ago
Stop ingesting seed oils!!!
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@nonasmith2405 4 weeks ago
Yes please don't talk over or interrupt your guests
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@Soulcleansing23 2 weeks ago (edited)
Good video. However, i absolutely HATE it when you cut off the speaker mid-sentence. I don't
hate many things, but that is so rude! and also enfuriating because I was getting into what he
said. A good host would not do that.
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@jillrossiter8757 1 year ago
knights castille soap!
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@andrewprzybylowicz7370 2 months ago
Sleep
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@iamdivine6509 1 year ago (edited)
So I’m 58 and I was starting to have allot of anxiety and I found that my thoughts were not flowing
Like they used to. So I totally cut out sugar and in about a week or so my anxiety subsided I then
reduced my meat intake to further reduce inflammation and if I do decide to eat meat I will eat
organic . I also fast often to rid my body of toxins . My thoughts flow much better my liver and
kidneys are functioning better . It’s definitely what we put in our bodies . I don’t believe dementia
or Alzheimer’s is genetic. Yes your whole side of one family have the same diseases because
they eat the same foods and or live in the same environment .
Happy healing everyone
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@g.m.robertson8700 4 weeks ago
people,,i dont get it,,,if we came down out of the trees why are there still monkeys up there if 'we'
evolved???
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@jamesrederburg7994 1 year ago (edited)
I have no idea why, teaching about tests we have no access to, is even being entertained.
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@PhilipBaker-sf4yv 2 months ago
Is it more dangerous than watching MSM?
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@SDW5701 1 month ago
Agree. The doctor is doing g well enuf on his own. You arenot really helping
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@mdcorke65 2 months ago
He was attempting to interject and keep the content all together.
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@AM-br4ix 1 year ago
Forget the colonoscopy: get a colonic every 2 months. You can have them at your doctors office
check your colon by giving samples of your elimination instead!
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@vivetkah 1 year ago
Some of these terms should have been written down and explained. The spelling of them makes
it hard to look it up. I found this video hard to understand. They mention things as if all of us are
informed or in the medical field. They assume everyone knows these terms. Métodos? I have no
clue what that is!
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
Metadoze is a tablet that treats type 2 diabetes and PCOS.
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@Mike-ib6pd 1 year ago
Great video.
But enough with the grass fed beef - there is barely any such thing. Most beef in USA is feed lot,
but even the grass fed beef is only 50-60% grass fed in 99% of cases. Most beef is wintered and
supplemented on feed. Most on grains and or silage. Most farms use silage improver - look at
what crap is in that.
Your grass fed beef is not grass fed beef!
DYOR and you'll learn the truth, grass fed beef is nearly always a con! At 51% grass fed you can
call it grass fed!
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@connieschneider7556 8 months ago
You should try to speak to people in layman's' terms
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@lauchlanguddy1004 1 year ago
Plaque has been debunked...seems.
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@life1042 4 weeks ago
Virgin coconut oil reverses dementia
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@MrYorickJenkins 1 month ago
"Everyone is familiar with Hameglobin A!C". Is he serious?? Surely not. He must live on the
MOON if he believes that "everyone is familiar with Haemaglobin AIc". Go out into the streets of
Dallas or Detroit and ask people "what can you say about Haemaglobin AIC?" Not one person in
500 could give you even an approximate answer. I am prepared to bet a thousand dollars on …
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@brainmachine235 1 year ago
Like everyone else I’m grasping at straws. Therefore, it’s such a pity that this doctor/researcher,
like so many others, is trying to piece together the puzzle but coming out with some misses.
For example, if you compare Finland to the US — and mind you, the use of saunas is so
common that a Finn will walk down the street, see a sauna, say to him- or herself “Oh, I’ll just
drop by for a sauna and go on my merry way” — the Finns have a higher rate of AD than
Americans.
The Chinese, for all of their consumption of carbs — rice in the South and noodles in the North —
are not wandering off in an AD haze. Mind you, they imbibe a large amount of green tea and
frequent their natural meds provider, but they still get colon cancer like the rest of us.
Iceland where there’s little pollution? One of the highest rates of AD in the world?
Italy? Marco Polo brought pasta with him from northern China, right? So in the Italian cities
there’s AD and in the “Blue Zone” towns not much.
It’s a crap shoot.
You can better your odds with some behavior modification but running out to buy a bar of Castile
soap? I dunno.
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@dabig_guy2204 4 weeks ago
Sub optimal cognition
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@johnschuler3269 1 year ago
This interview is PAINFUL, like so many of your interviews! Your "guests" ... and we viewers with
even a hint of empathy ... are sorely stressed by your UNHELPFUL interruptions!
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@deborahboudreaux7242 9 months ago
The expert is calling Alzheimers...ALTIMERS. O.G
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@fitnesssolutions3125 8 months ago
Tom please stop interrupting we may not be as slow as you think.
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@H4me7215 2 weeks ago
I stay AWAY FROM ANYTHING THAT ENDS IN "oes!"
That is TOMATOES, POTATOES, AND ANYTHING ELSE TH AT IS ON THE LIST. BUT I
BELIEVE TOMATOES ARE THE WORST! EGGPLANT IS BAD!!
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@jhondoe110 1 year ago
Don't give us the long con but the short poss.
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@DoloresSimpson 10 days ago (edited)
Tom interrupted the neurologist at least 6 times & MORE while he was yet speaking.
Interrupting his guest speaker's 'chain of thought' & trying to control WHAT the neurologist
was saying is not only RUDE but shows a deep lack of RESPECT for his guest speaker.
Interrrupting him often made it seem to me that Tom was trying to put himself on a pedestal of …
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@returningtoearthtv8836 1 year ago
Dr Dale Bredesen is THE name in AD treatment and prevention. To have him constantly
interrupted by a grown man with a power rangers collection is beyond irritating. Heel.
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@stephenmorris3696 2 months ago
All very interesting but let’s tell the truth. It’s 95% genetics, we know this from recent studies. But
saying that doesn’t sell books or food products.
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@marcellasmith8942 4 months ago (edited)
I don't think he wanted to hit meat very much as Tom wanted to eat meat, but he stated to avoid
SATURATED FAT, which is high in meat and is very inflammatory, so yes, make meat a
condiment not eat every meal and heavy, try not to find people to say what you want to hear,
listen
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@alexhardao2742 1 year ago
Too long, I forgot what the reason was
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@gainergainer1934 1 year ago
Tim keeps distracting from the doctor who IS the professional!
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@MsKellyfour 8 months ago
Yes terrible interrupter!!!
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@AngelaSomwaiya 7 months ago
Ugh. Why does he keep interrupting?????
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@roberttung6148 8 months ago
Tom, just thinking your hero men,while you are running. It’s the easiest way for you to improve
your brain.
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@joancarr6484 2 weeks ago
My friend was in her 70's and walked like a race horse..she got Alzheimer's.
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@stephenpeter8350 1 year ago
What the. He just gets to the good bits and he gets interrupted.
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@user-lt6vj4gq4l 2 weeks ago
OMG ……at maximum life is short. Assaults right ……….
we are all being poisoned ,
manipulated, oppressed and many slaughtered.
Don’t waste your breathe
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@janverschuren593 1 year ago
genetics
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@newlife8318 7 months ago
Hypochondria central
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@mygoogle3103 10 months ago
why on earth are you wearing ear buds that transmit straight through your brain, to one another
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@curious6154 1 year ago
Don’t forget the new found killer, dark chocolate
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@Platypus2062 2 months ago
Is he kidding?! "your generation is going to have much better cognition than my generation" how
can he say that when the younger the generation the more crap they eat, the more toxins they
are exposed to on a daily basis, the less exercise they're likely to get, and since half of teenagers
are already obese, by the time they're 60 that'll probably be 90%, which comes with the insulin
resistance/ type 3 diabetes profile. Not to mention all the pharmaceuticals people are on whose
adverse side effects are barely mentioned in the news because of their dependence on
pharmaceutical ad revenues. I have cut out several substances over the course of my life, and
sugar is definitely the hardest to cut out entirely. We are a country of processed food addicts and
couch potatoes. I see a tsunami of dementia on its way.,.
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@lambertois11 1 year ago
Who is this guy Dr. Bredesen ?
Has his theory published in pear review medical journal ? If not then it is just an opinion not a
medical fact !
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@angelinamorgan1486 3 days ago
Drop commercial alcohol, smoking, fast foods and unnatural sweets.
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@user-cw2py6wh8l 2 months ago
Don't eat pizza
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@cjam3660 1 year ago
just stay away from toxic gasses air born metals molds and mildews...
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@marthaprecklersmith1036 2 months ago
Hi Tom, I’m curious as to whether or not you have ADHD. You tend to interrupt your guest
frequently. A very common symptom.
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@dianatarazi9845 1 year ago
Please Tom stop the interruptions to this important interview......
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@austinpauxtataux8349 1 month ago
Jesus let the guy finish a thought once in a while!
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@evilmcbooty7317 1 year ago (edited)
This guest was incredibly well-informed, patient and generous with his time and knowledge. I will
be seeking out his book and other interviews with them as soon as I can.
I will not be watching this channel again. This host was rude and had the patience of a threeyear-old who just can't wait to say what's on his mind. A real conversation requires listening skills.
This host does not listen. He is just waiting his turn to express whatever thoughts are running
through his mind at that moment in time. I sincerely felt like the nuance and details of the
conversation we're being missed out because our hosts couldn't control his ability to speak and
respect the guest on his show.
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@myshirtisonbackwards 1 year ago
Stop interrupting
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@gainergainer1934 1 year ago
TOM NOT TIM!
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@v1art24 1 month ago
"This food shrinks your brain" then proceeds talking for one hour.
Usless.
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@leighmurrell5494 2 months ago
Really interesting discussion however, yet again I hear even an expert mispronounce
"Alzheimer's", there is a "z" in the person's name. He was Alois Alzheimer, a German psychiatrist
and neuropathologist and it is disrespectful to not pronounce his name correctly. Sadly you are
not alone with the lazy, current usage.
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@Squee_Dow 1 year ago
2 things:
1. There are more ads in this video than any other vids I've watched.
2. You lost me when you said our ancestors climbed down out of the trees. I didn't descend from
primates. I was made in the image of my Creator by my Creator. Hearing that glaring error just …
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@mmb1572 1 year ago (edited)
He interrupts too much. Castille soap is found in health stores. Its been around for years
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@EasilyAmused42 2 months ago
Too technical for me
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@lbrockington7025 1 year ago
I can’t take this anymore you should not be interviewing anyone.
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@MrTitaniumDioxide 1 year ago
Good grief, too many interruptions. How about jotting down a note and then ask your question
when finishes his explanations and descriptions? Listening is almost a lost art.
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@leidaoneill3225 1 month ago
Fustrating to hear the guy in the glases keeps interupting!
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@bccoregon 1 month ago
Thom, I'd enjoy your interviews more if you would stop being a "topper". Topping may be your
wanting to show that you relate, but it doesn't succeed. Topping is a no no in conversation, but
especially so for an interviewers.
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@Alexis-bl3bs 1 year ago (edited)
Live well!! People, however remb there is eternity to come, ask yourself where will I spend it and
with who? there is Hope in the one who came to offer us life everlasting Salvation!!! And Jesus
answered I am the way the truth and the life no one comes to the father except through me read
it in God's word John ch 14 v 6 and also note in Acts ch 4 v 12, Neither is there Salvation in any …
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@newlife8318 7 months ago
DEMENTIA GURU!!!
Translate to English
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@mikedunningham9614 1 month ago
Who’s on the payroll eh?
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@ricardogolia4148 1 year ago
You perhaps forgot but hope is ain nothing with but move some where else blabusaeSl
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@michellenz5529 4 weeks ago
And please everyone, boycott genetically engineered and modified food
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@linmal2242 2 months ago
What is this pr!ck selling; just had another scammer ad popup on this YT page ! You pushing his
line, too, Tom.?
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@pghurd3340 2 weeks ago
...but who wants to be the smartest old person trapped in a decaying body in the wasteland that
is the world that we ALL have co-ruined together? Answer me that, smartypants.
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@rossy9539 1 year ago
Horrible interruptions TOM
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@ricardogolia4148 1 year ago
Neurpiss off My monoka awayf ofjus
Translate to English
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@georgeannekaufman4867 1 year ago
Sorry to say, but there are too many interruptions of the neurologist.
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@abbykendrick5748 1 year ago
Stop interrupting the expert!
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@user-cj8bx6ct6e 2 months ago
Great! So let's eat all the right foods, get plenty of quality sleep, exercise, then destroy our bodies
with all those dirty electricity devices (Apple watch, Oura ring, etc.).
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@garymeachen6407 1 year ago
Does marijuana affect this
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@peterbeyer5755 2 months ago
Human growth hormones increase with sauna.
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@CoachGreg 1 year ago
This doctor is talking way over my head. I do not understand all the big medical words he uses
throughout this video with out explanation. Moving on...
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@gabrielereadurao4457 10 days ago
You kept talking over him and he couldn’t deliver all the points
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@adrienneszatkowski2471 7 months ago
WHY ARE YOU DOING THAT, ......Why do you want to be sick with a leaky
gut????????????????????????????????
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@klankenwsb5385 9 months ago
Please stop interrupting your guests.
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@LucilleSoares 1 month ago
Stop interrupting the Dr!!!!!!!
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@arcian2519 13 days ago
1 hour wtf
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@alanwhitwell5696 1 year ago
What can you actually eat
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@pejisan 2 months ago (edited)
let your guest talk!! you interrupt him constantly
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@ankyspon1701 10 days ago
Adverts every 4 minutes totally ruin your videos making viewers leave. If you really want to help
people, drop 70% of the ads!
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@antonioreynolds2850 3 months ago
I get it as an interviewer, he must push the conversation forward and break down comments for
the viewer but it's still annoying..lol...I also see at times where guest look to be irritated by the
interruptions. Older guest need time to gather there thoughts and roll them out but when you
break that rhythm . You're probably making them hit the reset button over and over. Idk!!
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@colinjames2469 1 year ago
its just a theory.
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@catherinegreen2386 1 year ago
Let the man talk for Pete sakes
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@bookmouse2719 2 months ago
Asthma and 3 cats, drop of oxygen.
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@ropeyarn 2 months ago
Besides saying that you shouldn't eat crappy foods, we all know what they are, he is just throwing
around symptoms and research nonsense.
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
Told by my self DO SOME FASTING///ALL RELIGIONS AROND THE WORLD TO SOO
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@kevintravis1807 1 month ago
Alcohol will shrink your brain . Glad I am not a Piss Cat.
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@garycon25 1 year ago
Tom you should rethink your
interviewing strategy yes, so rude
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@kimyous9348 1 year ago
Please stop interrupted the Dr, let him finish his talking points!.
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@otakarkuby3926 1 year ago
Diet medication technology all these things have gotten worse by the 1000 fold, correspondanly
as has Autism and dementia over past 40+ years.
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@ravishankarsrivastava2212 10 months ago
How people are fooled by educated scientists to make money
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@andersonhome2576 1 year ago
Let the doctor speak pls. Tom does not need to speak at all!
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@ABCD-rf9hg 18 hours ago
Tom, I wish you would stop interrupting the Doctor especially when he's making crucial points. If
you want to make a summary do it at the end of the video not in the middle of the interview. Very
annoying and distracting.
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@colinjames2469 1 year ago
apple watch???!!! wtf
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@kayn1483 4 months ago
Stop interrupting your guests.
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@elberthiggins6667 2 months ago
Too many in interruptions by the interviewer.
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@Sm-ne8ff 1 year ago (edited)
Yes I understand Tom wants to show how much he knows, but hes very rude, everytime this
Guest starts explaining this, hes interrupted. Way to go Tom, you get a thumbs down from this
listener.
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@caressjohnson 1 month ago
Too technical, dumb it down for the average person
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@nessieness5433 1 year ago
Interviewer should not interrupt that much.
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@davidparker7777 1 year ago
Terrible. So many complicated things that are difficult to control. Seems hopeless.
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@oonagoodman8811 1 year ago
Useless if we are not given a list of what to eat and do! Being vague and random just adds to
stress.
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@steevegelbond 1 month ago
I wish Tom would not interrupt the guest so often, his timing is awful and gets in the way of trying
to understand his guest.
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@YSLRD 2 months ago
I'd be more receptive if he didn't have a marker for consuming seed oils -- the spot on his nose.
Sounds like an ' I know science you can't understand' talk salesman.
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@Marylmac 1 year ago
I wish the host would learn how to stop interrupting the speaker, just when he is mid sentence.
If he wants to air his knowledge, have him do a blessed video himself.
The guest is far too complicated to understand. He needs a simpler explanation for the general
public. He speaks here as if he's addressing a group of scientists.
A very long video for 10 basic points.
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@dkeith-fc8hn 3 weeks ago
Carnivore is the answer.
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@bethvickers5908 1 year ago
Eggs
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@cristinagotcher2759 2 months ago
This video could be very interesting but the annoying interruption from you Tom.
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@serdgeedgerunner 2 months ago
Too much words, i dont hear what to do or not to do. Dislike.
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@michaelswonderfulworld 8 days ago
This Dr is a decade late to the stage. Many of us have known and implemented most of this for
years. It's not new Dr.
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@grammigram3225 1 year ago
Too many interruptions…can’t watch
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@DEREKCHOWIE 1 year ago
Come join us , With Susan Boyle, Elon Musk , We will Love U from this moment on ,
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@epifanioesmero536 1 year ago
Oils? Vegetable oils, olive oils, coconut oils intakes? He's OK with that??!! I'm out of here!!!
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@gribbler1695 1 year ago
No, he said seed (vegetable) oils are out.
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@asnakechmulat6505 1 year ago
Minglaes saund and all women value women name
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@padgepadgham3238 2 months ago
Those teeth lol
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@marioamayaflamenco 2 months ago
Click bait. Do this one weird trick....
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@teddimcrae9963 1 year ago
Cleanse to Heal. Get those heavy metals out of your brain.
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@lisaacrata7945 1 year ago
How about healthy people wearing masks, would that drop their brain oxygen intake?
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@angelafarquhar6681 1 year ago
Plant based diet.
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@DavidBrown-ek6ls 1 year ago
Full of jargon only MDs underdantd.
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@MMINacozari 2 months ago
Plastics.... microplastics
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@coldspring22 1 year ago
Nice talk, but Dr's theory about Alzheimers due to mold or other toxicity doesn't fit facts. If
Alzheimers was indeed due to mold infection, there would be many children and teenagers with
Alzheimers after being exposed to molds or other toxins. Yet only adults over 65 seem to get
Alzheimers.
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@sharpAnalyses 1 year ago
I appreciate your program. But I don't feel happy and comfortable to hear Dr's explanation are
interrupted so frequently by you. It is a kind of rude and make people feel annoyed because we
want to listen to specialist's knowledge without being keeping interrupted
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@visco154 1 month ago
I like what he has to say. I think he should try the Carnivore diet.
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@gerardle8230 1 year ago
Ridiculous, way to much......... Must simplify.
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@belindaschroeder1198 2 months ago
I like your topics but holy cow ,please stop interrupting almost everything He is trying to say!
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@padgepadgham3238 2 months ago
Well I eat Carnivore, so cant agree with this guys dietary information
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@mariannorton4161 2 months ago
It's not about you going slow, it's about you constantly interrupting this man at ever turn of the
screw so he can not complete one thought without interruption. Learn when to talk and when to
just pipe it.
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@regcook9744 1 year ago
Good video but I'm sure that I'm not the only one that finds Tom very rude with his constant
interrupting and overriding of the Doc when he is speaking. That's just a rude habit.
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@freddylosangeles1378 1 year ago
..artificial ingredients..
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@animalsareourangels93 1 year ago
Beyond rude! How embarrassing for the Doctor to be continually interrupted! Cannot watch this
anymore!
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@krankyfranky2063 1 year ago
all these people do is talk shit, and then try to sell you some crap.
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@donaldcoppersmith1018 1 year ago
For me Dementia, we be a result of watching and listening the negative news media such as
political protests, poverty, American Politics, wars, and higher prices.
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@therealrhodiemx 2 months ago
Let him finish answering a question please before you cut him off and ask something else!
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@milaacosta1560 1 year ago
You keep interrupting the speaker when he’s still talking…learn your manners…
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@UncleDavesKitchen 2 months ago
Tom, control your ADD and shut up, let this expert finish a sentence.
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@brianpartrick5338 1 year ago
TOM BILYEU SHOULD NOT INTERUPT! SO HABITUAL ,REALLY SPOILS THE INFORMATION
FLOW!!?
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@jennimaywalker7904 1 year ago
Whoever is reading this toxic stress is different from normal life stress. My mother Joyce, passed
away March 16 from alzheimers. She had it for 7 years. She was very healthy and walked every
day, but toxic stress from an overpowering man (my Dad) created holes (plaque) in her brain.
She was not able to deal with it for so many years and contracted dementia. Toxic stress is the …
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@investigationsinknowledge2636 1 year ago
Not to insult you…may be a sign of your decline
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@eagleinflight777 1 year ago
I can't believe I ever paid attention to Tom! I had to shut it off and unsub when he said our
ancestors came down out of the trees! If he will speak that kind of foolery, what other kind of
foolery is he speaking!!
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@gregorysims0077 1 year ago
I believe Elon musk
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@DexxterOne 1 year ago
Tom you are butting in too often, it's annoying to listen, let your guest speak, and you write down
your questions along if you are scared to forget them.
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@carolann724 1 year ago
I think he does it mostly for his listeners who want to learn,but may need help understanding
what his guest is talking about.
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@SilvaMane 10 days ago
The host still thinks he evolved from a monkey ( I hope he was using that as an example ) into
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@victoriaacutt7433 1 year ago
Stop
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@juliestarbuck3265 1 year ago
Way over my head. Need shorter and simplified.
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@Dollectable_Dreams 1 year ago
So disrespectful!!!! You interrupted that doctor way too many times to say things that added
absolutely no value to the discussion.
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@dogloverjb6873 1 year ago (edited)
please don't interrupt your guest!!!....very annoying and disrespectful to your guest
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@calamanuirirangi994 1 year ago
Sidra some people just don’t know when to STFUP this person is one of those. It’s obvious he
wants to appear intelligent NOT.
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@deborahboudreaux7242 9 months ago
PLEASE STOP INTERUPTING YOUR GUESTS OR I WILL STOP Watching your. Channel. I will
go straight to theirs.
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@simonruszczak5563 9 months ago
Bye.
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@DaveP102 3 months ago
Obviously you love to hear yourself talk. Put out a video without all the self-aggrandizing.
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@denisehadfield383 3 days ago
Way to long video. Just give the facts. On and on and on. ZzzzzZZ
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@David-mb2oj 2 weeks ago
This interviewer interrupts too much
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@cjam3660 1 year ago
horrable reviewer, constantly talking over his guest...interrupting, very rude and disrupting to what
he's trying to share...frustrating to see.
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@byronwhite824 1 year ago (edited)
Geeez, This guy can talk up a blue storm without saying anything. Oh. I see, this video includes
paid promotion.
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@donnamcfarland162 3 months ago
Oyyyy! Very early on I can see why This guy needs to shut Up! Allow the guest to Speak!wth?
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@jett3332 1 month ago
So the dude is concerned about cognitive decline and has children’s toys behind him. I’d say, too
late.
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@kcdavies8881 8 months ago
Whats with this interviewer. I really wanted to learn from Dr. but interviewer will not allow him to
talk without interrupting. Stop with your questions, I want to know what Dr. Is sharing.
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@user-gp4xk3qi9j 1 month ago
Bilyeu needs to talk less and. Let guests do the talking
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@user-xl3fi5ik9g 4 weeks ago
So much weird vocabulary! I justcwantva kidtvof fiids to take or avoid. Kerp it simple. I cant
order books necausevtheyvget ,,"lost" in yhr the mail. Your presentation is just too confusing.
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@GhostlyGravestones 2 months ago
Lots of big words with no explanation or what they mean. People with an average vocabulary are
confused.
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@josearce4436 1 year ago
Too much meat..
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@sarojkhosla2753 1 year ago
I stop learning because you people do not come on point
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@Injudiciously 2 months ago
So much waffle bloat, I never got to hear what to avoid. TO ALL YOUTUBERS.. GET TO THE
POINT STRAIGHT AWAY, then if you like, deconstruct and add detail.
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@getsmartpaul 1 year ago
Too many interruptions , bad video
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@mcmc1863 1 year ago
Of course english are healthier than americans !!
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@lesliemonaghan5853 1 year ago
OMG I was so wanting to listen to him ... not you. It's as if you just wanted to say it first. But you
interrupted him again and again, disturbing the flow.
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@giuliomariani8933 1 month ago
Tom, how come you do let your guests talk and express their thoughts? You are so self centered.
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@eileenlocke7877 1 month ago
Don’t interrupt this dr it’s rude
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@jglee6721 1 month ago
lol. I think he does it a lot so I stopped watching him awhile back.
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@roberthodge6711 1 year ago
Very difficult to follow. You guys were all over the place. Very unorganized, Meandering, stream of
consciousness discussion.
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@monikagriffin2747 1 month ago
Remember broccolisprouts.
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@lotusstar347 6 days ago
This guy is such a scammer. Don't believe him.
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@user-ku3jz6nf4q 10 days ago
This video too long takes too long to make the point
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@Summerleaves1 1 month ago
Bla bla bla get to the
Point
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@user-rt4ys8wl3d 1 month ago
I am going to stop watching for all the interruptions by Tom.
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@katiekat4457 3 months ago
So sick of this channel because Tom can't stop interrupting and when he does interrupt it's just so
that he can say the same things the doctor just said. He really doesn't even change any words for
it's not like he's trying to make it simpler. And it doesn't need to be simpler. This is the difference
between someone who is a good interviewer and someone, like Tom, that is NOT a good
interviewer. Oh I forgot, he has to mention his wife several times during a podcast too even
though it's generally irrelevant.
I will say that I definitely want to hear what the guest with all the education has to say and not
have his time wasted listening to Tom parrot him. However, I am skeptical of this particular guest
but only because I have seen and hear from different on the cutting edge researchers coming out
with a theory or two that makes so much more sense that what he is saying.
Don't get me wrong. His advice is good advice for health but as a direct link to stopping
Alzheimer's, right now there is a standout theory that trumps over this. And if that pans out then
we might not be seeing Alzheimer's, plus possibly ALS, and Parkinson's, and MS. I know that
sounds too good to be true but if you new the theory and exactly how it works, it wouldn't sound
so absurd. But, again, a healthy lifestyle is always good advice.
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@sheilavalaki634 7 months ago
I no longer watch Tom...talks way too much..serms to be it is all about him..his thoughts etc.
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@pixielevesque4915 1 year ago
Keep quiet Tom.
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@rockyfjord5338 2 months ago
A lot of blather, not particularly helpful.
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@keys6 1 year ago
Too much interrupting so cannot listen to this...
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@petersterling5334 1 year ago
I agree He's a Terrible Interviewer!
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@eva4adam451 1 year ago (edited)
A little shave before an interview with a doctor änd no illuminatie T- shirt an pre school
background would look a bit more decent and intelligent. And talk less. Let the doctor talk.
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@BarrieBrown 1 year ago
1. Invite expert
2. Interrupt & talk over him.
3. Loose subscribers.
...bye bye very annoying man
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@geralvon 2 months ago
Pure BS.
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@aboutdawntoday 2 months ago
So start talking about castile soap and instead talk about the toxic 9/11 cloud. Have you had your
cognition checked. Dude is just trying to sell books not answer questions coherently.
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@bh9262 1 year ago
Speak in layman's terms please!
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@GalenCurrah 1 month ago
Tom, you even sound more intelligent without your out-dated, juvenile, silly, backward, ball cap.
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@peapod8 1 year ago
Conventional wisdom peppered with big words. Not useful. Thumbs down.
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@mykimikimiky 1 year ago
50 minutes of nothing
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@milobickmore1053 8 months ago
Total nonsense .
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@coolhandphilip 3 months ago
Your shows are too long
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@gaston. 2 months ago (edited)
Fell for the clickbait. What food shrinks the brain? Please post at the beginning. After this I will
block this channel for click baiting.
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@christieendrich1206 1 year ago
Omg speak english.bla bla
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@user-il5yb5ry7g 1 month ago
I am not sure about you, but my ancestors didn't climb down from trees.
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