Kim Bright
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first heard Jan 2026
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Now, this is caused by the damage and death of brain cells due to this sticky protein buildup.
And many people don't even realize that they're suffering from dementia because they miss the uh early signs, things like short-term memory loss, repetitive behavior.
Well, they'll be
asking the same questions over and over again or telling the same stories over and over again.
They get lost or they forget what date it is.
They just struggle with simple daily tasks too.
What how much
of course, when you move, you get more oxygen to your brain.
And when you're doing things that keep you sharp, like having to memorize things, crossword puzzles, as you mentioned, uh, you know, when you're moving around, you're gonna get more oxygenation throughout the whole body, including your brain.
I mean, for years the medical establishment viewed the brain as an island, which was separate from the rest of the body.
But when when doctors are targeting brain diseases, they often prescribe medications in an effort to directly target the brain.
But what they're doing is they're forgetting about let's look at the root cause.
They only treat symptoms uh instead of trying to cure the problem.
Now, um, you know, movement and all that, but gut definitely has a enormous, uh, enormous impact on our brain health.
Um, there's neuroinflammation and oxidative stress, too, which are two of the primary contributors to loss of our cognitive function that then lead to degenerative uh neurological diseases like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
Now there was a stunning breakthrough uh that's actually reshaping what we know about Alzheimer's disease.
And this is showing that researchers have actually managed to transfer the symptoms of Alzheimer illness to healthy rats simply by transplanting their gut bacteria.
Wow.
Now, this is pretty revolutionary.
This discovery could revolutionize how we actually diagnose and treat one of the world's most devastating forms of dementia.
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