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Diet and Alzheimer's

The discussion highlights the significant role of diet in managing Alzheimer's risk, particularly for those with the APOE4 gene. Emphasizing the importance of phytonutrients and polyphenols, it reveals that extra virgin olive oil can outperform expensive drugs like lecanumab in slowing cognitive decline. A balanced approach to nutrition, incorporating both animal protein and vegetables, is advocated for optimal health.
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    • How does the ApoE4 gene affect the risk of Alzheimer's disease, as discussed in the episode 36. AMA#2: Acid/base balance, APOE4/FTO, omega-3s, carnivore diet types, the problem with broccoli and more! and the clip Carnivore Diet Insights?

    • What type of diet should someone follow if they have the APOE4 gene risk, based on the episode 36. AMA#2: Acid/base balance, APOE4/FTO, omega-3s, carnivore diet types, the problem with broccoli and more! and the clip Carnivore Diet Insights?

    • Can lifestyle affect the risk associated with APOE4 as discussed in the episode 7. Tommy Wood, MD, PhD. Should you worry about ApoE4 on a keto/carnivore diet and how to avoid Alzheimer’s disease and the clip Saturated Fat Insights from episode 186. Dr. Tommy Wood: Tools to Keep Your Brain Healthy and Avoid Dementia?

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