Cognitive DysfunctionDementia

Alzheimer's Disease

Neurotransmitters

Essential fatty acids

B12, Methylation

Heavy metal burden

PerfusionHormones

Non-Nutrient therapies

Diabetes IIIEMF

Vitamin D

Other factors

OVERVIEWS

PRODUCTS(Veg. exc. capsule)

LABORATORY TESTS

CLINICAL TESTS

BETA-AMYLOID

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Neurotransmitter therapy

Acetylcholine and memory

Neurotransmitter precursors

Algal omega 3

Extra virgin olive oil

Omega 3 fatty acids

Membranes, fatty acids

Homocysteine, dementia

Aluminum, water

Aluminum entropy

Citicholine

Cocoa flavonols

Thyroid, aging

Pregnenolone, cognition

Melatonin helps sundowning

Luminosity

20 Ways, Save Your Brain

Audio-Visual Entrainment

Diabetes III as ADMap on Memory

Map on Thinking

Map on Alzheimer's

Dementia, cognition

Oral infection

Air pollution risk

Food for the Brain

Your Brain on Creatine

Benzodiazepine use

Decreased resilience

Gluten intolerance, dementia

Video: dietary choline, memory

Sleep protects against Alzheimer's

Role of Diet

Ray Sahelian

Mediterranean Diet

Regenerative Nutrition

"Cutting Edge" Interview"

Video: AD as "Prionic Loop Disease"

Cognizin

Apoaequorin

ALC PhosChol

Mind Power Rx

Memoractive

Amyloban (Lion's Mane)

8-OH-dG

Vitamin D

Thyroid profile

Glucose functions

Heavy metal testing

Comp. metabolic panel

Gluten sensitivity profile

Best neurotransmitter testing

Blood count, B12, homocysteine

EEG, qEEG

Blood pressure

CT, MRI scans

Mini-mental status exam

Gingko reduces beta-amyloid

Butter flavorant, b-a more toxic

Exercise reduces beta-amyloid

Green tea reduces beta-amyloid

Mercury increases beta-amyloid

Fluoride increases beta-amyloid

Aluminum increases beta-amyloid

High copper increases beta-amyloid

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Beta-amyloid plaque develops

"We know of over 30 molecular mechanisms underlying Alzheimer’s disease pathogenesis, many of which are interconnected." Dr. Dale Bredesen

NUTRIENTS, SUPPLEMENTSSuggested in the literature:

VITAMINSAscorbate

a-Lipoic AcidVitamin D3, K2

Mixed tocopherolsMethylcobalaminPantothenic acidTrimethylglycine

Thiamine

MINERALSMg. threonate

SeleniumZn

HERBS, HERBAL EXTRACTSGreen tea

AshwagandhaFo-Ti

Ginkgo bilobaGotu kolaGinseng

Lion's maneMucuna pruriens

ReishiVinpocetineCurcumin

Bacopa monnieraResveratrol

AMINO ACIDS, DERIVATIVESTyrosine

Acetyl-l-carnitineCreatine

Carnosinen-Acetylcysteine

PHOSPHOLIPIDSCholine, Citicholine

DMAEInositol

Phos. serine

FATS, OILS, FATTY ACIDSExtra virgin olive oil

Algal omega 3DHA

Coconut oil

OTHERMelatonin, tryptophan

BlueberriesCo-enzyme Q-10

PQQ

Bredesen Study OverviewTHERAPEUTIC PROGRAM:

DIETLow glycemic diet

Low inflammatory dietLow grain diet

12-hour fast over night3-hour fast before bedtime

HEALTHY LIFESTYLERelaxation, meditation

Sufficient sleepEnsure nocturnal oxygenation

Adequate exerciseBrain stimulation

Increase focusOral hygiene and care

NUTRIENTS FOR LAB GOALSHomocysteine <7 -- Folate nutrients

Serum B12 >500 -- Me-B12CRP <1.0 -- diet, nutrients,

A/G >1.5 -- diet, nutrients, hygieneFasting insulin <7 -- diet

Hb A1c <5.5 -- diet250H-D3 = 50-100 ng/ml -- D3, K2Optimize Zn:Cu ratio -- depends

OTHER MANAGEMENT GOALSHormonal balance

GI repair and replenishmentReduction of A-beta

Nutrients for cognitive enhancementIncrease NGF

Synaptic structural nutrientsOptimize antioxidants

Optimize mitochondrial functionIncrease SIRT1 function

Exclude heavy metal toxicityMCT Effects

THE BRAIN NEEDS OPTIMAL NUTRITION, PROTECTION FROM TOXIC AGENTS, ADEQUATE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND CHALLENGING MENTAL WORK TO STAY HEALTHY. THIS MAP OFFERS LINKS TO ARTICLES AND STUDIES ON NATURAL APPROACHES TO DEMENTIA. PRODUCTS ARE LINKED FOR INFORMATION ONLY AND ARE NOT ENDORSED.