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Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

This DOCTOR Knows What Causes Alzheimer’s and How You Can PREVENT It | Jay Lombard on Health Theory

Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

Impact Theory

Business, News Commentary, News

4.75.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2021

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Check out our sponsors: Better Help: Get 10% off your first month at https://betterhelp.com/impacttheory MindPump: Download their FREE guide at fatlossimpact.com Italic: Sign up for an Italic membership at italic.com/join using code IMPACT for 30% off. RISE: Go to risescience.com/impact and download the RISE app today to try it FREE for 7 days. Youth has a way of making you feel near invincible. Your body handles long nights, limited sleep, and poor diets much easier. The problem is those choices have a cumulative effect. What you eat, how often you eat also impacts the health of your brain. There is a Chinese proverb that says, “the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, and the second best time is now.” It is easy to disregard neurodegenerative diseases as something for older people, but understanding how leaky brain and neurodegeneration begins to happen is better learned now, than waiting till later if you plan to age gracefully. Dr. Jay Lombard may be incognito but his depth of knowledge and expertise in degenerative neurological diseases is astonishing. He breaks down what misfolded proteins are, the relation of infection and immune system processes to neurodegenerative disease and reveals simple ways you can support your immune system on a cellular level. Get ready to break out the ice baths and discover a new reason to relax in the sauna. Mentioned In this Episode: Everything ALS, https://www.everythingals.org/ Also, check out Dr. Jay Lombard’s book, The Mind of God: https://amzn.to/3iSyPFJ SHOW NOTES: 0:00 | Introduction 3:39 | Linking Infection & Neurological Injuries 6:12 | Blood Vessel Problems 9:21 | Managing Misfolded Proteins 12:36 | Breaking Down Pathological Proteins 16:56 | Immune System, Heat Shock Proteins 18:38 | Periodontal Disease Role in Alzheimer’s 22:01 | Risk Factors & Prevention 24:43 | Regulating Epigenetics 28:56 | Benefit of Fasting for Prevention 32:38 | Ultimate Diet for Prevention 37:32 | Meaning in Hopeless ALS Cases 41:38 | Biology of Meaning & Purpose QUOTES: “Without perfusion of the brain, you can take any supplement you want. But if you don't have adequate perfusion, you're not going to have a healthy brain” [9:03] “My goal as a clinician is to help you live with ALS, not die from the condition.” [11:54] “The closest proximity of infectious diseases to the blood brain barrier, is in periodontal diseases, and that's been strongly associated with Alzheimer's disease.” [18:59] “Leaky gut is a very important aspect of a functional medicine approach to any condition, but I think the first and foremost point of assessment would be assessing periodontal disease in those patients.” [20:15] “The same recommendations that we have for cardiovascular disease or equally warranted for prevention of neurological conditions.” [22:40] “The common thread of long term survivors has been a sense of purpose and faith in the ineffable” [39:20] “Whatever problems that we have, are to learn from those problems to grow as individuals and to deal with them without running away from the problem itself.” [40:08] “When we love, we increase our endorphins, which helps us to bear whatever pain that we're experiencing with whatever condition” [41:49] “The idea that we can infuse medicine with a sense of purpose is, I think, of extraordinary value for everybody to appreciate.” [42:57] Follow Dr. Jay Lombard: Website: https://www.drjaylombard.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MindfulNeuro Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drjaylombard/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dr-Jay-Lombard-385420125187552/

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0:00.0

But I think what people most forget is that the closest proximity of infectious diseases

0:08.1

to the blood-brain barrier is in peridontal diseases.

0:12.8

And that's been strongly associated with Alzheimer's disease.

0:19.8

Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Health Theory.

0:24.4

I am joined today by Dr. Jay Lumbard.

0:26.6

Jay, thank you so much for joining me today.

0:29.2

It's a pleasure to be here.

0:31.2

Thank you.

0:32.2

Dude, I'm really excited to go into this.

0:34.8

You are bringing together a lot of different things in your field.

0:39.5

I'm used to dealing with holistic people when it comes to nutrition, when it comes to metabolic

0:45.8

health, but you're sort of the first person I've come across that's bringing similar areas

0:51.7

together when we look at neurological conditions.

0:54.5

And so as a flag post here for everybody in the audience, we're going to go on a pretty

1:00.4

epic journey, I think, today regarding what impacts the brain negatively, some of the

1:05.6

neurological disorders that are cropping up like MAD and what we can do to fix them.

1:12.3

And let's get really specific about what your core hypothesis is.

1:15.4

And it'll be interesting to see because there's actually, for how impressive I find you,

1:20.9

there is precious little interview material out there on you.

1:26.7

And so I could watch your thinking evolving in real time as I, you know, watch these interviews.

1:32.8

And so the sort of last guide post that I had in terms of what you were talking about

1:36.4

publicly was that, hey, I think that what we may have is a pathogenic problem in the gut

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