News
June 19, 2025•News
In her blog, Ya Know What Ya Know, ReCODE 2.0 Coach Valerie Driscoll talks about just that: what she knows to be true after working with hundreds of Apollo Health members over the last five years. While anecdotal evidence doesn’t carry the same weight as solid science, these stories are equally important to those working with members of the Apollo Health community and validate in a different way why educating and supporting those who choose to adopt The Bredesen Protocol matters. Read More »
June 19, 2025•From Dr. Bredesen, News
In his blog, Dr. Bredesen discusses his recent interaction with a biased reporter and the resulting front-page publication in the New York Times. The data that now show, unequivocally, that cognitive decline can be reversed in many (but not all) cases are still being denied, despite multiple publications, by those with links to the pharmaceutical industry. It will take impartial reporting, and possibly a public debate, to move forward and continue to improve outcomes for those in need. Read More »
June 19, 2025•KetoFLEX 12/3 Kitchen, News, Nutrition
KetoFLEX Kitchen: Escape to the Greek Isles
This month’s recipes for our PreCODE and ReCODE members include a rustic and classic Greek Salad, a polyphenol-loaded Greek Lamb Kebobs with Tzatziki Sauce, and low-carb Cauliflower Rice Pilaf. Read More »
June 17, 2025•From Ram Rao, Insider Strategies, News
Walking: The Cognitive Benefits of a Simple Step
Walking is more than a basic mode of transport — it’s a powerful tool for enhancing brain health. In his blog, Walking: The Cognitive Benefits of a Simple Step, Dr. Rao explains that regular walking not only improves physical well-being but also plays a significant role in boosting memory, cognition, and overall brain function. Read More »
June 13, 2025•Interviews, News
Alzheimer’s Is Now Optional? Dr. Dale Bredesen Reveals the Shocking Truth About Reversal
Dr. Dale Bredesen joins Dr. Manna Semby to discuss the science behind preventing and reversing cognitive decline, including Alzheimer’s. Read More »
June 6, 2025•News
Dr. LaPerriere Responds to the New York Times Article
Read Dr. Daniel LaPerierre’s response to the recent New York Times narrow portrayal of the ReCODE Program. As a physician who has personally seen his patients improve, he shares his disappointment in the article, which failed to reflect the rigor, innovation, and hope that define the work of physicians like himself, Dr. Bredesen, and a dedicated community striving to change the trajectory of this devastating disease. Read More »
May 27, 2025•From Julie Gregory, News
The New York Times Offers False HOPELESSNESS, Patient Says
A recent New York Times exposé — riddled with factual inaccuracies — dismissed the Bredesen Protocol as offering “false hope,” hinging its critique on a single heartbreaking case of a woman who began the program in the late stages of Alzheimer’s, and saw no improvement. Read Julie Gregory’s blog, The New York Times Offers False HOPELESSNESS Patient Says, to get the rest of the story. Read More »