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

What it comes down to is day to day, what we decide to eat, what time we go to bed, who we surround ourselves with socially, how much movement we get day to day.

These are the things that have an impact on our cognitive health over time.

And if we know we're at high risk, if we have genetic risk that we've identified or or even a elevated PTAW 217, if we've identified some risk factor.

Well then hey, there's a bunch more that we can layer on to those lifestyle factors, like getting toxins down, getting infectious infectious agents out, getting uh hormones optimized.

There's just so much else we can dig into with the medical provider.

Yeah, absolutely.

This is confusing.

So dementia is the umbrella term.

So underneath dementia, Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia.

And dementia is this age-related memory loss that is affecting your life.

So you can have Alzheimer's disease.

This is like those early stages where there's changes in your brain, but your cognition is fine.

Maybe you're still working, you're still doing your thing, and you may never progress to Alzheimer's dementia.

But other types of dementias include frontotemporal dementia, Lewy body dementia, there's a Parkinsonian dementia.

There's multiple types of actually of Alzheimer's, including posterior cortical atrophy.

So there's late, a type of com dementia called late.

So there's a bunch of different types of dementias and diagnostics are getting better.

We're getting better and better at differentiating between them.

However, it's important to note that someone who has some Lewid body dementia might also have some amyloid and might also have some vascular dementia.

They are not mutually exclusive pathological processes.

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