Kim Bright
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first heard Jan 2026
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And from communicating with each other.
And this is what causes Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.
Now, normally the brain is built to clear away these proteins.
But in dementia, amyloid beta is going to clump together, they form plaques, and they form them between the brain cells.
So then now these plaques are interfering with communication.
communication between the neurons.
They're triggering triggering inflammation, and then they may eventually damage or kill brain cells.
So, what is this going to affect over time?
It's going to affect your memory.
It's going to affect your thinking and reasoning.
And it's going to affect your mood and behavior.
And most importantly, it's going to affect your ability to do daily tasks.
Well, you know, they've got research out there that indicates that if we can remove the amyloid beta plaque, we can essentially prevent Alzheimer's disease and dementia from occurring.
But let me tell you, these drug companies have spent not millions, not hundreds of millions, but billions of dollars over the past few decades where they try to find a way to remove these plaques from the brain.
And what all of these big drug companies haven't been able to achieve with their billions of dollars spent over decades, guess what, Adam?
They can be accomplished.
The the removal of these plaques can be accomplished with a centuries old superfood, an actual food called kimchi.
Have you seen this study about Kimchi and its ability to improve cognitive function impaired by amyloid beta?
This simple solution.
Yeah, I mean look at the headline of this study.
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