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🗓️ 20 July 2023
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Learn the best foods to help with Alzheimer’s disease as Dr. Neal Barnard joins "The Weight Loss Champion" Chuck Carroll on The Exam Room.
Alzheimer’s disease affects more than 6 million people in America, but many are unaware that disease of the mind often begins with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Food can play an enormous role in determining whether a someone will develop Alzheimer’s and possibly how quickly the disease will progress if they are diagnosed. Dr. Barnard will go over the best options!
Dr. Barnard will be speaking at the 2023 International Conference on Nutrition in Medicine.
This episode of The Exam Room™ Podcast is sponsored by The Gregory J. Reiter Memorial Fund, which supports organizations like the Physicians Committee that carry on Greg’s passion and love for animals through rescue efforts, veganism, and wildlife conservation.
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0:00.0 | Coming up on the exam room. |
0:03.2 | How strong is the connection between diet and Alzheimer's disease compared to genetics |
0:09.3 | and Alzheimer's? |
0:10.3 | Well, you know, a decade or two decades ago, we really thought it was all genes and old |
0:16.2 | age. |
0:17.2 | If you had the genes and then as you would reach older age, they would start to affect |
0:21.4 | you. |
0:22.4 | And that was really pretty much it, but the turning point really came when certain studies |
0:28.4 | that had been in progress for quite some time, tracking certain variables in life, what |
0:33.6 | you eat, how much you exercise and other things. |
0:37.5 | As it started to become clear that in exactly the same way as heart disease could have been |
0:43.1 | predicted by a high cholesterol level, by smoking, by high blood pressure, the same seems |
0:48.4 | to be true with Alzheimer's disease. |
0:50.1 | So what's the exact proportion of the role of genes versus the role of the life-self-actors? |
0:56.6 | We don't exactly have a proportion, but it does look like probably the majority of |
1:01.9 | cases of Alzheimer's disease could either be prevented or substantially delayed by factors |
1:07.5 | that we can control. |
1:16.1 | Welcome to the exam room podcast brought to you by the Physicians Committee. |
1:20.1 | Hi, I am the Weight Loss Champion, Chuck Carroll. |
1:23.3 | Thank you so very much for raising your health IQ with us coast to coast in the US and in |
1:27.8 | more than 150 countries. |
1:30.2 | Hi to everyone listening in Naperville, Illinois, Tallahassee, Florida, and Sydney, Australia. |
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