Dr. Majid Fotuhi

And I said, hey, I'm not going to let that happen.

But I loved it that this gentleman had gone through the whole triathlon and it was to reach the finish line.

And I had to really try hard.

to be just this much ahead of him to finish.

And in that group, there were plenty of people who were in their seventies, maybe a handful of people in eighties.

So I think people need to stop worrying about Alzheimer's disease and stop thinking like they're the next victim and learn about the so many different ways that they can improve their brain functions.

And the good news is it doesn't take years to get better.

I did the program, which was for 12 weeks.

And 84% of our patients who are in their 60s, 70s, and early 80s improved on specific cognitive tests.

It wasn't that people said, I feel better.

100% of them said they feel better.

But 84% of them had a statistically significant improvement in objective cognitive testing provided by third party.

And we published that in three different papers, three different scientific journals, peer-reviewed journals.

So 12 weeks is enough to see a noticeable difference.

People come to me telling me they're forgetting things or repeating themselves.

They're not the person they used to be.

And we show them how to memorize 10 words, 20 words.

And then every week they will learn 20 more words.

And by the time they finish, they memorize 100 words, forward and backwards.

And people could not believe they had done it.