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To: Lazarus who wrote (152006)	12/9/2019 5:03:30 PM
From: Horgad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219610

They may all be wrong or maybe some of them are right for the wrong reasons. But coincidentally, 7 of 11 of those ideas should have a positive impact on blood glucose levels. Dr. David Perlmutter: He recommends a high fat diet and warns against carbs... Dr. Michael Breus: claims that consistent lack of sleep greatly increases your risk of dementia... Dr. Vincent Fortanasce: He has figured out what causes Alzheimer’s: mainly obesity, along with lifestyle factors (sedentary, stress, lack of sleep, diet with trans fats and high fructose corn syrup, and lack of exercise) Dr. Pamela Smith: says a ketogenic diet can help reverse Alzheimer’s Dr. Fred Pescatore: He says sugar is an “anti-nutrient” that depletes nutrients. Dr. David Katz: says we can slash the risk of Alzheimer’s by 80% through diet and lifestyle changes. Dr. Dale Bredesen: one case was treated with fasting, a limited, mostly vegetarian diet, probiotics, coconut oil, strenuous exercise (swimming, cycling, running), melatonin *Note that lack of good sleep is linked to poorly regulated blood glucose levels

To: Lazarus who wrote (152006)	12/9/2019 5:47:27 PM
From: THE ANT	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219610

Sorry Lazarus, love to help you but just don't have the time to write here. Read Bredesen. A dozen areas of research are coming to the same answers