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June 13, 2025Interviews, 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 »

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June 6, 2025News

A Message from Dr. LaPerriere on Recent Media Coverage of Functional Approaches to Alzheimer’s Care

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 »

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May 30, 2025News

Recent Bredesen Protocol Testimonials

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May 27, 2025From 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 »

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May 22, 2025Interviews, News

How to Outsmart Alzheimer’s (Starting Now)

Dr. Steven Gundry interviewed Dr. Dale Bredesen for his podcast. They discussed Dr. Bredesen’s latest book, The Ageless Brain, the latest research showing that Alzheimer’s prevention is not only possible but achievable for most people, the critical role of gut health and microbiome in protecting the brain, and much more. Read More »

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May 22, 2025KetoFLEX 12/3 Kitchen, News, Nutrition

KetoFLEX 12/3 Kitchen: Pamper Yourself with Brunch in Bed

The hardship of winter is behind us, and the May sunshine and flowers send a signal that it would be good to slow down and reset. This month’s recipes for our PreCODE and ReCODE members include Strawberry Salad, loaded with phytonutrients and healthy fats, Crustless Quiche, with choline-rich eggs, and Shroom Caffè (recipe provided) with a polyphenol boost from mushrooms. Read More »

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May 22, 2025From Dr. Bredesen, News

Setting the Record Straight: Yes, Cognitive Decline Can Be Reversed

About eight months ago, a reporter from The New York Times reached out, planning to cover one of the most important medical breakthroughs of our time: the reversal of cognitive decline. Mainstream medicine still claims it’s impossible. Yet we’ve published multiple peer-reviewed studies — and conducted a successful clinical trial — proving otherwise. We’ve witnessed it repeatedly in real-world practice. A story in the Times could have helped millions discover that cognitive decline is no longer a life sentence. Read More »

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May 16, 2025News

Microplastics and Dementia: Is There a Hidden Connection?

In recent years, microplastics have shifted from being a marine pollution issue to a global health concern. These tiny plastic particles (less than 5mm in size) are now found in our food, water, air, and even inside the human body. In his blog, Microplastics and Dementia: Is There a Hidden Connection?, Dr. Rao discusses the potential link between microplastics and dementia. Read More »