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Oh, that's good. Oh, somebody has an old Dilbert mug with Dilber's head on it.

I'm seeing that on the locals platform they can they can put pictures in their comments

Well let's talk about all the news I saw a post by Lori Schimmec, PhD, who says that Alzheimer is showing to be largely a lifestyle

disease. Do you believe that? How many of you believe that Alzheimer's is more lifestyle than genetic? It might be both.

Usually you need the lifestyle to initiate or trigger the genetic propensity.

And I see what you're saying.

I think Lori Shemeck said the same thing that type 3 diabetes is sort of what Alzheimer's is.

In other words, it might be too much sugar, too much wrong bacteria in your gut, it could be just living a bad life. Not bad, but you know,

your lifestyle would be suboptimal. I'm tempted to believe this.

It seems like it to me.

Anyway, just keep that in mind.

E-right. Just keep that in mind. Eat right. Do you think I should do a video on my eating system?

People get real mad when you suggest there's a better way to eat but the

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