Health Uncovered

04/10/2023

Type 4 Alzheimer’s disease is vascular, or pale, and driven by cardiovascular disease.

Indeed, vascular leakiness represents one of the earliest changes identified in Alzheimer’s disease.

04/07/2023

Type 3 Alzheimer’s disease is toxic, or vile, and driven by exposure to toxins such as mercury, toluene, or mycotoxins (yes, exposure to some mold can cause Alzheimer’s through toxins made by certain molds such as Stachybotrys and Penicillium).

Since we are exposed to toxins, we all experience this risk to a greater or lesser degree, so the key is to minimize exposure, identify the toxins to which we are exposed, and increase excretion and detoxification of them.

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04/06/2023

Mind The Gap and Keep Your Memory Intact

Practicing meditation regularly can help improve your memory and prevent Alzheimer's disease. Research has shown that meditation can increase the size of the hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for memory, and improve cognitive function. Plus, it can also reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. So, take a few minutes each day to meditate and give your brain the boost it deserves!

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04/05/2023

Type 2 Alzheimer’s is atrophic and driven by suboptimal levels of nutrients, hormones, or trophic factors (cell growth factors like nerve growth factor).

Simply put, your brain is not receiving enough of the right building blocks to maintain your brain’s five hundred trillion (500,000,000,000,000) synaptic connections so cognitive problems ensue.

To read more about the 6 different types of Alzheimer’s click here: https://healthuncovered.ca/alzheimers-blog/the-6-faces-of-alzheimers-understanding-the-different-types

Your answer to memory loss. Alzheimer’s disease is preventable & reversible. We find the causes of Alzheimer’s disease & help you repair them so you can live a long & memorable life. Do not let memory loss ruin your retirement dreams, call Michelle Gindl.

04/04/2023

Type 1.5 Alzheimer’s has features of both Type 1 and Type 2: chronic inflammation (type 1) occurs because the glucose actually attaches to many of your proteins causing an inflammatory response.

Reduced trophic support (type 2) occurs because your brain cells become less sensitive to insulin, which is a critical growth factor for them.

04/03/2023

Did You Know That There are 6 Types of Alzheimer’s Disease? Type 1 is driven by ongoing inflammation.

In fact, one of the major mediators of the inflammatory response is called NFκB (nuclear factor kappa-light-chain enhancer of activated B cells), and this increases the production of molecules that produce amyloid, so there really is a direct link from inflammation to Alzheimer’s.

To read more about the 6 different types of Alzheimer’s click here: https://healthuncovered.ca/alzheimers-blog/the-6-faces-of-alzheimers-understanding-the-different-types

Your answer to memory loss. Alzheimer’s disease is preventable & reversible. We find the causes of Alzheimer’s disease & help you repair them so you can live a long & memorable life. Do not let memory loss ruin your retirement dreams, call Michelle Gindl.

03/30/2023

Did You Know That There are 6 Types of Alzheimer’s Disease?

Dr. Dale Bredesen has proposed that Alzheimer's disease is not a single disease but rather a spectrum of subtypes that share certain characteristics but have different underlying causes. He has identified six subtypes of Alzheimer's disease, which he calls the "six types". The 6 types are:

• Type 1: Inflammatory
• Type 1.5: Glycotoxic
• Type 2: Atrophic
• Type 3: Toxic
• Type 4: Vascular
• Type 5: Traumatic Alzheimer's

By identifying the specific type of Alzheimer's that a patient has, we can develop a personalized treatment plan that targets the root cause of the disease. Let's spread awareness about the importance of understanding the different types of Alzheimer's and work towards finding a cure.

To read more about the 6 different types of Alzheimer’s click here: https://healthuncovered.ca/alzheimers-blog/the-6-faces-of-alzheimers-understanding-the-different-types

Alzheimer's disease is a debilitating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. For decades, it was believed that Alzheimer's was a single disease with a common set of symptoms. However, Dr. Dale Bredesen, a renowned researcher and physician, has made a groundbreaking discovery that Alz

03/29/2023

Is Your Memory Slipping?

Dr. Dale Bredesen's clinical trial using the ReCODE protocol aimed to prevent and reverse Alzheimer's disease. The trial included 100 participants with early Alzheimer's disease or mild cognitive impairment. The ReCODE protocol involved a personalized treatment plan that included changes to diet, exercise, sleep, stress management, and targeted supplements.

After six months on the protocol, 84% of participants showed either sustained improvement or no further decline in cognitive function. The results of this trial suggest that a personalized approach to Alzheimer's treatment can be effective in improving cognitive function and potentially reversing the course of the disease.

Click here to read the clinical trial: https://content.iospress.com/articles/journal-of-alzheimers-disease/jad215707
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03/28/2023

Did you know that monitoring your blood sugar levels could be a key step in preventing Alzheimer's disease? High blood sugar levels can damage the brain and increase your risk of cognitive decline. By keeping your blood sugar levels in check through healthy diet and lifestyle choices, you can protect your brain and reduce your risk of Alzheimer's.

For more information on how to monitor your blood glucose levels and what those levels should be please click on the link to and book a consultation. www.healthuncovered.ca

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As a health coach specializing in Dr. Dale Bredesen's ReCODE and PreCODE protocols for Alzheimer's prevention and reversal, I cannot stress enough the importance of monitoring blood glucose levels to improve cognition. Recent studies have shown that high blood sugar levels can lead to cognitive de

03/23/2023

How Close Are Your Friendships? How Connected Is Your Family?

People with a strong support system are 46% less likely to develop dementia.

For more information on how friendships and family improve your memory click here:
https://healthuncovered.ca/alzheimers-blog/the-importance-of-strong-social-connections-in-alzheimers-prevention-insights-from-health-coach

Recent Alzheimer’s studies have shown that lifestyle interventions such as exercise, diet, and stress reduction, can help prevent or slow down the progression of the disease. Among these lifestyle interventions, strong social connections have emerged as a critical factor in Alzheimer's prevention ...