According to renowned neurosurgeon and health advocate Dr. Russell Blaylock, “If you’re over the age of 45 and aren’t terrified of developing Alzheimer’s disease, you should be.”
Dr. Blaylock should know . . . He watched both his parents wither and die from a brain degenerative disorder, which led him to spend the remainder of his medical career studying conditions such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
He warns that diseases affecting the brain now appear earlier in life, more frequently, and to a much more severe degree.
But how can you tell whether or not things like forgetting your PIN number, someone’s name, or even where you left your keys are early signs of dementia or Alzheimer’s — or just normal age-related memory changes?
Dr. Blaylock will tell you there’s nothing “normal” about brain degeneration. And while this forgetfulness could merely be a sign of stress or too much multi-tasking, it could also suggest abnormal memory loss.
In this video, you’ll discover:
- 3 warning signs you or a loved one could already suffer from early stage Alzheimer’s . . .
- Simple strategies to prevent, treat, and even help reverse Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, memory loss, dementia, and other neurodegenerative disorders . . .
- The vaccination connection to Alzheimer’s: real or imagined?
- How to avoid or deactivate common triggers that cause brain inflammation . . .
- Items in your own kitchen pantry that have been linked to Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s . . .
- How over-exercising can actually make your brain vulnerable to these types of brain conditions . . .
- And much, much more . . .
While over 5 million Americans already suffer from Alzheimer’s disease today, Dr. Blaylock offers some positive news.
Maladies such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s don’t have to afflict you or your loved ones as you grow older. And even if you already show forgetfulness or other symptoms of one of these dreaded diseases, you can use Dr. Blaylock’s strategies to help repair the damage — but only if you get started right away.
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