Hey, everybody, Dr. Axe here. Welcome to the show today. Today we are going to cover a topic

that I love and it is brain and neurological health. We're going to talk about how to end

Alzheimer's with Dr. Dale Bredison. And, you know, Dr. Dale has got an amazing background.

He earned his MD degree. He's a medical doctor from Duke University Medical Center. Also,

he served as chief resident in the neurology at the University of California, San Francisco.

And also, he's a New York Times best-selling author of the book The End of Alzheimer's. And,

he has another new book out. And, he's seen as one of the pioneers in research and really

bringing to light all of the new things that we're finding out when it comes to cutting edge

treatments, when it comes to dementia, neurological disease, and Alzheimer's. I want to welcome

to show Dr. Dale. Thanks so much, Dr. Josh. I really appreciate you having me on. Thank you.

Well, I know that this is a topic that affects so many people. You know, I know for myself that

has a family member who, in several family members who have had cancer, I know really how that

affects you. I know also some close friends of mine who have had, it's actually several close

friends who have had family members who have gone through Alzheimer's. In fact, a team member of mine,

someone who I'm close to who has done incredible things for our company. Her father was diagnosed

with Alzheimer's just last year and had to go, you know, and it was a very more of a quick decline.

And just seeing what that did to the family just really makes me more than ever want to talk to

you and have you bring to light some of the things that we can start to do to both prevent

neurological decay and also some holistic and more natural things we can do to both diagnose and

treat it naturally. So just want to let you know I'm so excited about what you're going to share

today. And we love to start off like what caused you to want to focus on this and really devote

your life to helping people with neurological disease? Yeah, you know, many years ago I was a

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