From Dr. Bredesen
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October 18, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
Dr. Bredesen shares his impressions from watching the documentary, Memories for Life — Reversing Alzheimer's, which had him reflecting on ikigai (life purpose), explaining that it fits in perfectly as the eighth strategy of the Bredesen Seven. Read More »
September 13, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
In his blog, The “Noble Prize,” Dr. Dale Bredesen offers an alternative to the Nobel Prize and lists three possible awardees that have made a significant impact on healthcare, including Dr. Lee Hood for DNA Sequencing, Dr. Jeffrey Bland, the father of functional medicine, and Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker for his work and coining the term chronic Inflammatory response syndrome (CIRS). Read More »
July 13, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
Dr. Bredesen encourages all to watch the video Saving Livia a heartwarming chronicle of a daughter's journey to help her mother reverse cognitive decline. Read More »
June 15, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
In a world full of, less is more, Dr. Bredesen shares his hope of lessening the global burden of dementia with first steps described in a new documentary, narrated by Michael Bublé, recently released at the Manhattan Film Festival. Read More »
May 18, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
We’ve heard everything from misfolded proteins and protein aggregates to prions to free radicals to amyloid to tau to type 3 diabetes, and on and on, without any of these theories leading to successful treatment. Read More »
April 17, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
In his blog Revolution Evolution, Dr. Bredesen describes how new blood tests have spurred an evolution of treatment for Alzheimer's, proving an effective marker for how the brain responds to the ReCODE Protocol™. Read More »
March 17, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
Dr. Bredesen shares a reviewer's thoughts about The First Survivors of Alzheimer's who through the tragic loss of their mother to AD in a nursing home, makes the choice to avoid the same fate. Read More »
February 14, 2023•From Dr. Bredesen, News
Dr. Bredesen encourages us all to take a lesson from the primitive Fore tribe in Papua New Guinea. Once they realized that their brain-eating ritual (to honor their deceased loved ones) was causing disease, they ended this practice. Too many of us are pointlessly continuing risky practices that we know are contributors to AD. Knowledge CAN be power … if we put it into practice. Read More »