Dr. Heather Sandison

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Fully Alive: Unlocking the secrets to your healthier, happier, longer life · Can You Reverse Alzheimer's? A New Hope With Dr. Heather Sandison · 2 Jul 2026 podcast

And so typically it's it's actually quite torturous and if we can

If we can get anyone to avoid the suffering, then that then we've done our jobs.

Yeah, but you know, I'm not anti medication.

I really do hope that the research and the money, the taxpayer dollars and all of the effort that's gone into looking at medications, that we find something.

I will be the first one to scream it from the rooftops, right?

If there is an IV or a pill that you can take to reverse this disease, I will be the first one to tell everyone.

And I think that even with the monoclonal antibodies, I'm of the opinion.

that if you take someone like a male who's ApoE33, they tend to do the best with the monoclonal antibody therapies.

How does all this Bredison work, right?

We get the toxins out, we get rid of the triggers, and then we use the monoclonal antibody therapy, I think that you do end up in a better place.

I think that there's there's utility in combining these things, right?

Like let's take the best of all of it.

Set people up for success and then let's get them the medications that augment that, that support that.

Like I think in the right there was a GLP one study for dementia that did not pan out, but I think in the right person who is overweight, has insulin issues, maybe is drinking too much, eating too much, I think in the right person, the GLP ones reduce the risk of Alzheimer's.

Right.

So I think we can use medications in a way that supports

and complements the functional medicine piece.

And that's my hope.

I mean, I want to see a world where dementia is optional, where Alzheimer's is optional.

And the Lancet Commission report, they so the Lancet is as a UK, it's an international journal, and they suggest that 45% of worldwide dementias are preventable.

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