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Hi, everyone.

Today I spoke with Dr. Dale Redizzen, Part 2, on his multi-component, about 36-component model

for prevention of cognitive decline, Alzheimer's

dimension, and the like. The main reason behind having him back on was because his 36 component

model is fantastic and I think it is bringing very important acknowledgement of treatable,

underlying factors that lead to the travesty of cognitive decline.

Great.

But 36 components is a tremendous amount for clinicians to grapple with,

or for a person on their own, maybe reading a book or what have you, to execute.

Having a, as I've harped on the podcast many a time before and also I discussed in Healthy, Good Health of You, having a hierarchy and kind of an algorithm to prioritize can really help reduce the confusion, increase the time to healing, reduce the lab burden, and just generally lead to better outcomes.

And that was what I really wanted to dig into in this episode.

And Dale did an excellent job.

He actually has now broken down the model into

subtypes. And I find this incredibly helpful because now instead of looking at 36 factors and

trying to parse through them and really likely struggling, now we have subtypes. One is

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