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26:10Now PlayingAlzheimer’s disease is now one of the top ten causes of death in the West, and scientists are rethinking what really causes it. For decades, research focused on plaques in the brain, but new evidence reveals these plaques may have nothing to do with the disease.
Dr. Benjamin Bikman, a leading metabolic scientist, explains why insulin resistance, often called “type 3 diabetes”, may be the real driver of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. He reveals how a brain starved of energy begins to shut down, leading to memory loss and cognitive decline, and why most people with dementia share this hidden metabolic problem.
Discover:
• Why plaque theory failed to improve Alzheimer’s outcomes
• How insulin resistance in the brain triggers cognitive decline
• The role of glucose and ketones in keeping your brain functioning
• Why common lifestyle habits increase dementia risk
• Practical steps to protect brain health and lower your risk
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