Dr. Dean Sherzai

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485 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 9 Apr

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But if it happens every day, every minute...

There's something going.

If you're forgetting closer family members' names, not just once or twice, but on a daily basis, there's something.

So then even that, it's not necessarily dementia.

It's something to be addressed.

Go to a neurologist, get it evaluated.

They'll do imaging.

They'll do blood tests.

They will do to make sure that's not V12 deficiency or thyroid disorder, something of that nature that's quickly reversible.

And they can figure out this is what the stage you are in and we can really influence its significance.

And for those that don't have this, start now because it's not just about pausing.

How about growing your brain as you get older?

We literally...

see brains grow on MRIs, people who do X, Y, and Z, the things that we were about to speak about.

They grow their brains well into their 80s, 90s, and beyond because the brain is that active, that has that much capacity to grow.

And it's incredibly hopeful.

The reason it feels like it's getting worse, and it is, the numbers are there.

It's not necessarily dementia increasing, but that risk is increasing as well.

It's because we have so much more happening to us, to our brain, to our focus.

Our focus, as I said, is the gatekeeper.

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