Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@TomBilyeu says : WARNING: I will never ask for your contact info in the comments section, that is someone impersonating me!>> <<@signcre8r1 says : and yet, still so many either know nothing about this or think it's all woowoo...crazy to me...so many suffering though this>> <<@koekimonster123 says : Wonderfull podcast. Thanks a lot.>> <<@AquaStevae says : I'm sorry, but in the first five minutes, Dr Richard Johnson exposes himself an a complete IDIOT!!!!!! First he says he doesn't want to vilify sugar. WHAT!!!!????? Then he tries to excuse it by saying, "Sugar is in everything, and hard to avoid, unless you do a keto diet"... SO THEN THE OBVIOUS ANSWER IS NOT TO GIVE IN BECAUSE IT'S EVERYWHERE, BUT TO DO THE FUCKING KETO/CARNIVORE DIET, MORON!!!!! OMG this guy is stupid on steroids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey Dr. Simpleton, if sugar and HFCS are the two major components leading to Alzheimer disease, THEN YES YOU SHOULD STOP EATING SUGAR, PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How can this guy sit there and say these things, and not realize just how idiotic he sounds???? I can't even watch any more of this. Tom sounded well educated, well schooled on the topic and reasonable with his questioning. But I just can't listen to that so called doctor any longer. He is the PERFECT example of why I despise doctors in general these days... There are exceptions, but they are few and far between.>> <<@OpinionPiece901 says : What they are calling"normal aging" probably isn't normal aging.>> <<@7777MCC says : Most plants are inflammatory and nutrient leeching. Vegans are fat from eating too many carbs, or skinny fat and lacking nutrients. It only works for a minute>> <<@7777MCC says : He's totally out of touch. Sugar should be demonized if you don't want disease. He is ignorant of the most up to date research. Not ignorant but a liar. No respect. The podcaster is a grifter because knows better and this interviewee, I won't call him a doctor. He is a podcast grifter as well. Two grifters selling something other than truth. They will get rich while people suffer and die. All they care about is their egos and money.>> <<@Efro1953 says : What causes small vessel disease in the brain? Is it the same as Alzheimer’s?>> <<@emmaleadbetter869 says : This is all great to know but how do I get my doctor to do all these preventative tests on me and know what I need to ask for? And I need to know what I should be eating I'm confused already 😂😮 but thanks for the information it's better to be prepared and I can research my diet which I can control ❤>> <<@davidmanning1724 says : Just SAY IT NO FRUCTOSE FROM SOFT DRINKS . EATING A APPLE OK Apple JUICE Poison CHOLINE AND Inositol SUPPLEMENTS ... And according to Dr Pauling and Dr GUNDY. antioxidants like vitamin C>> <<@suzihazel233 says : I'm alittle late to the this episode. Great. So informative, educational & interesting. Awesomeness ❤>> <<@janiemiller825 says : Keto , paleo, carnivore diets! Get away from all processed foods & eat whole natural foods.. Away from sugar & eat lower in carbs etc>> <<@rayneville says : Root cause of Alzheimers is (my hypothesis) transfats found in commercially baked goods, coffee creamers, chewing gum , fried vegetable oil used to fry chips, pizza bases, tart bases ...and similar. So eat tonnes of natural fats ( avocado, olive oil, any oil but never heated, nuts walnuts, any nuts, oily fish salmon etc. AND STOP ALL above transfats list. My work to model in software , the adverse impact of transfats in the brain cell fat membrane i.e. the additional hydrogen atom and the trans v cis shape fat molecule has not yet concluded. (Medical researchers unfortunately do not have the skill set to code the software.) But I have already reversed my diabetes type 2 ( in 2012) based on above rules ( artificial trans fats inhibited insulin receptors in the cell fat membrane.) Alzheimer's Disease is due to the same root cause. It is called diabetes type 3 R Neuville 2025.>> <<@trevorandronistumpf6347 says : The problem is finding someone like you in our area. 😢>> <<@williamhenry3337 says : I am Apoe2/3 and there as almost NO INFORMATION on Apoe2. Please talk about Apoe2.>> <<@debradell says : BAH.... generic snake oil. The last 6 deaths in my family are all from Alzheimer's . REVERSIBLE is not a word any doctor has used when discussing the matter. Diabetes is reversible as is my shirt and sometimes my car.One can substitute any disease and say the same thing. Sugar bad, proper diet and being active good. Resources, access and your doctor are key . I am 53 and NEXT , my mom recently passed and she was hit hard and fast, then backed over. She was 57 when we able to connect the dots . DID NOT LISTEN LONG AS IT SEEMED LIKE A STUDIO PRODUCTION HERBALIFE ADVERTISEMENT YOU MAY SEE AT 3 AM. YOUR TRANSCRIPT MAKES NO MENTION OF "GENETIC" . “When you’re talking about Alzheimer’s you’re also talking about mental performance.” -Dale Bredesen TRULY ENLIGHTENING QUOTE, PROFOUND. HOOK ME UP, PAYMENT IN FULL WHEN IN REVERSE. PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS.>> <<@AnnaMishel says : There is too much emphasis on particulars of diet IMHO.>> <<@joanneurbanowicz4994 says : Memory was ok but dizzy brain fog headaches pressure in head>> <<@DanielKing-dk5nr says : I know lots of people who are healthy and got early stages or dementia in there 50s. It isnt because of sugar, diabetes and overweight. I love Soda's but only have one can a day. Everything is to do with moderation. If you have a doughnut everyday, its all good. But there are people who have 3 doughnuts a day. MODERATION. You dont just get diabetes from one pepsi or one chocolate lol its the build up of it. Exercise helps reduce it too.>> <<@claudiatheroux318 says : When you go on a vegetarian diet, you don’t feel good because you’re detoxifying, after 30 days, I had lots of energy and felt amazing, no supplements other than vitamin C>> <<@janinelargent9220 says : "If you have Alzheimer's you've got to figure out"....>> <<@janinelargent9220 says : Why not talk about the increase in neurodegenerative disease and cancers with the use of corn syrup in the US>> <<@iccsmmc says : Excellent synopsis! Dennis you are wonderful! You really nailed the greed and the selfishness of the LA City Council and LA County Supervisors who only care about keeping their power! Their cushy jobs, retirement packages and other perks, which the tax payers have been paying for years, only contribute to the vast waste of our tax money just like the multi millions paid to their "non-profit" cronies to solve "homelessness!" The numbers of homeless have swelled under these incompetent "public servants"! Instead of conning the public with more propositions to scam more tax payer money why don't they go after the drug cartels and use confiscated cartel money to pay for the mental illness and addiction the cartel pushers have caused?!? I have lived in Southern California all my life, but now at age 70, along with my daughters are selling and moving to Texas where owners still have most of their property rights! Thank you Dennis for all your great advice and wisdom navigating the treacherous laws and edicts of the Los Angeles potentates!>> <<@stickittoyou2 says : If your loved one has been diagnosed or labelled with Alzheimer's, dementia or, Parkinson's etc. it might be reversible. Have their methylmalonic acid tested. If your B12 gets low at the tissue level, it can cause methylmalonic acid to rise, which blocks enzymes in the Urea cycle that convert ammonia to urea. When the ammonia gets high, it causes dementia. A serum B12 test won't suffice, they must have a methylmalonic acid test. When M acid is elevated, it means the B12 tissue level is low. Also look at their medications. Many old people are prescribed incontinence drugs, which cause dementia, drugs such as Oxybutynine. Most doctors don't know this. Here's another thing to check, Free copper. Many people are born with a defective ATP7B copper binding gene defect, which causes free or unbound copper to build up over their lifetime. They'll live a relatively normal life since their blood brain barrier BBB is intact, but as people age the BBB starts to deteriorate and becomes permeable, causing the toxic free copper to enter the brain. Why is Alzheimer's often associated with T2 diabetes? It's because free copper also causes insulin resistance. Free copper oxidizes the cells and prevents glucose from entering. The reason Metformin works is because it's a free copper chelator. The free copper test code at the lab corp I use in Oklahoma is 279071. This is not a serum copper test, this test will measure the amount of free or unbound copper contained in the serum copper. The serum copper consists of bound and unbound copper. A normal unbound or free copper should be 0-10 mcg/dl. If your loved one has an elevated free copper, start giving them 50 mg of zinc picolinate one hour before meals without food. 500 mg of B5 twice a day, 1 mg molybdenum twice a day, 1000 mg vit C 5 times per day, 8 mg manganese once a day, 100 mg B6 2 times a day, vitamin A and Vitamin E. Also give them 500 mg of curcumin twice a day. Curcumin will also chelate free copper and it also acts as gene therapy that partially corrects the defective ATP7B copper binding gene. There are 600 different ATP7B mutations found so far and most of them are neurological in nature. I researched this shortly after the genome was mapped and the discovery of free copper and the ATP7B gene. People with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS, Tourette's, T2 diabetes, and Schizophrenia were tested and the majority were shown to have an elevated free copper level. Brains of Alzheimer's patients have been tested and shown to have an extremely low zinc and B5. It's because free copper is an antagonist to both of these things and depletes the brain and body of them. A usage patent was applied for with the FDA to treat these free copper disorders with a compound called ammonium tetrathiomolybdate (TM), but the FDA never approved it. It is much faster at decoppering and can bring someone to a non toxic state in 8 weeks, whereas the vitamins and minerals I mentioned will take on average 9-12 months. It TM is not available, zinc and the other things should be used. Don't use the old copper chelating drug penacillimine, because it's to aggressive and doesn't bind the free copper. It'll mobilize free copper and flood the brain with massive amounts of this toxic stuff, often leaving the person in a vegetative state. Zinc and the other things mentioned, are primers for metallothionein in intestinal cells. When you start taking zinc, after 12 days they form metallothionein and start absorbing free copper from the bloodstream. Since the intestinal cells turnover every 8 days and new ones are made, the old copper laden cells slough off in the stool. Once you get the cycle going, every 8 days you'll be getting rid of free copper. How does it pull it from the brain? When the blood copper gets low, the body pulls it from the brain and tissues. Arthritis is another thing that is caused by free copper and chelation therapy will also pull it from the joints and reverse arthritis. An elevated uric acid is another thing caused by free copper. The reason allopurinol lowers uric acid is because it's a free copper chelator.>> <<@CSGATI says : Early signs look at Biden.>> <<@robertmorgan000 says : It cannot be as simple as "glucose is bad" as the body converts most foods to glucose as fuel. It has to be sugar/fructose that has been added to food in the last 50-70 years. Alziemers wasnt plaguing humans and increasing in prevalence in the 19th century or the early 20th century. Its a modern disease - isnt it? People were eating fruit and vegetables and bread before Alziemers became a phenomenon>> <<@householdone7559 says : 1:54 - "there are people who LACK this enzyme - but it's quite rare" - i misunderstood... i thought that he was talking about humanity lost the enzyme and that led to them being more prone to fatty liver.. type 2 diabetes etc.... Did i miss something? Insead of LACK... should it have been HAVE??? That was exceptionally fascinating to hear about though.>> <<@mxxx3591 says : Just a lot of possible hypotheses and theories, no real information here. How do we measure all these molecules in the human body and exactly what quantity is too much sugar / frutose / glycogen? Everything is because of "Insulin", the new buzz word of the 21 century.>> <<@householdone7559 says : This is all very interesting but i'm a tad suspicious of both of these guys from some of the things they came out with... Richard at the start was stumbling as to why not to try to get rid of all sugars... it sounded like -- it's ok just dont go overboard. And Dale with his covid 19 stuff... didn't mention whether the ppl had been injected or not though.... which is a vital statistic.>> <<@householdone7559 says : Not sure how that "if you've had covid you are at higher risk of alzheimers" really plays out. Many ppl on the planet caught it. There have been links though, (would need to go find the video with the journal to demonstrate) between the 'vaccines' and alzheimers. Why would covid increase your chances? Does the flu? Do other coronaviruses? That kind of thing i'm a bit skeptical about i must say.>> <<@44hawk28 says : Glucose and even mentioned salt. And all these things having to do with those reactors. When I'm not hearing is that since the change in the types of fat we are being exposed to, primarily seed oils, or what is called vegetable oils because vegetables don't actually contain oil. What is the possibility that we can shift back and go back to facts that are not trying to Target our cognitive constructions?>> <<@44hawk28 says : Very early on, the discussion here takes a turn in trying to focus on specific items within the diet when the overall diet can dictate metabolic mechanisms that make the intake of glucose almost a side note rather than a problem. There are ways that most people who are relatively healthy can consume a diet and an activity level which will allow their bodies to burn and utilize glucose and these other risk elements more effectively and that's what we're here to determine. What works, at least in general, and what doesn't seem to work?>> <<@ArmedAntifascist8647 says : 2 hours of mostly snake oil? It's a miracle!!>> <<@TheShangkharee says : I’m watching this video today as I just received a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s for my beloved aunt. I’m still in shock and my coping mechanism is seeking knowledge. Her doctor gave me a list of tests that they wanted to do. I pity the poor lady. I want to build a schedule/ activities for her to improve her life for as long as she lives>> <<@michaelanthony386 says : They don't call dementia and Alzheimer's type 3 diabetes for nothing>> <<@lincolony says : When Bredesen says MCI is Metastatic Cancer and then immediately says more than 80 of them will improve. I have to admit that He is taking his own interests into consideration. He's a Charlatan ! why? Because in reality many people with MCI, stay the same and some will improve automatically but he says Metastatic Cancer ! why? Fear and wonder ! Fear and Hope ! a powerful combination to get your money for his stupid cognoscopy. I hate these kind of men.>> <<@lincolony says : Experts have raised concerns about the scientific rigor behind Dr. Bredesen's methods and protocols. His approach lacks large-scale, placebo-controlled clinical trials, which are the gold standard for medical research. Without these trials, it's difficult to definitively prove the efficacy of his methods The ReCODE and PreCODE programs, which include the online assessment, can be quite expensive. Critics argue that the high costs can be prohibitive for many individuals and question whether the financial burden is justified given the lack of conclusive evidence supporting the protocols' effectiveness. Some users have found that the test's emphasis on speed over accuracy may not be a fair measure of cognitive function. This can result in misleading outcomes, such as a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early Alzheimer's based more on test performance under pressure than on actual cognitive health. There is also concern about the commercial aspect of the tests and related treatments. Critics argue that the high costs associated with the full protocol, including expensive supplements and subscription fees, may not be justified given the lack of conclusive evidence. This commercial angle can make it challenging to discern the objective efficacy of the assessments from their marketing Overall, while some individuals may find value in these tests and the broader protocol, the general consensus among critics is that more rigorous scientific validation is needed to substantiate the claims made about their effectiveness in diagnosing and treating cognitive decline.>> <<@rselwyn1000 says : Thanks Tom ! Based on the discussion, isn't the underlying reason for Alzheimer's / Dementia a low functioning pancreas, liver etc. over time, not like when we were in out teens or 20s? and when carbohydrates and sugar in the blood have become a danger? Yes, stress, lack of exercise, poor sleep and cognitive decline due to lack of brain challenges (using calculators and GPS) are a danger. Dr Bredesen has shown that mushrooms, turmeric, extra virgin olive oil are very helpful.>> <<@joannecrombie9152 says : I am 63 and have just been diagnosed with early onset dementia I have been active my whole life I've run marathons I am beyond terrified I've tried to find clinical trials that would take me. My gerontologist was not helpful he basically said get you affairs in order I eat lots of fruit and vegetables 😊and legumes I'd rather have cancer I was in the militate 36 years>> <<@joannecrombie9152 says : I am 63 and have just been diagnosed with early onset dementia I have been active my whole life I've run marathons I am beyond terrified I've tried to find clinical trials that would take me. My gerontologist was not helpful he basically said get you affairs in order I eat lots of fruit and vegetables 😊and legumes I'd rather have cancer>> <<@joannecrombie9152 says : I am 63 and have just been diagnosed with early onset dementia I have been active my whole life I've run marathons I am beyond terrified I've tried to find clinical trials that would take me. My gerontologist was not helpful he basically said get you affairs in order I eat lots of fruit and vegetables 😊and legumes>> <<@joannecrombie9152 says : I am 63 and have just been diagnosed with early onset dementia I have been active my whole life I've run marathons I am beyond terrified I've tried to find clinical trials that would take me. My gerontologist was not helpful he basically said get you affairs in order>> <<@sciencelabvideosl7558 says : 2:48>> <<@christianpicardo2683 says : Is someone here eeversed alzhiemers /dementia by carnivore diet? Hope there is someone or experience it, please do share>> <<@kenadams5504 says : Keto diets fuel the brain with ketones instead of glucose/fructose .If alzheimers results from excess glucose/fructose at the brain ,then , keto diets must protect against alzheimers .>> <<@kyefang8278 says : Isn't uric acid also serving as anti-oxidant? From somewhere else I read human body purposely make uric acid, just like making cholesterol. So Uric acid is not really a bad thing. Wish the experts can clarify this.>> <<@Clearfly70 says : What about the statins they’re giving to a lot of people over 60?>> <<@RAJYASREE-x6z says : Sir / maddam. Thus is the. Disease. The care to help the care is. The. Naxdom tab once for. Three. Days. With the help of. Physio. Is the the. Peg. Board. The care of. Qudraceps. Exercise. Then the care is. Leg. Presser then the care is. Finger ladder. Then the care is. Ultrasound of. Heart muscle. As well then the. The it is. Positive. Go for the care is. Medication. That is. Asprin 75 mg. Only. For. Three days. Only. Thanks. Sir / maddam>> <<@joeshmoe7317 says : Carnivore diet fixes all this>> <<@toni4729 says : When does a human or an animal NOT HAVE SALT IN THEIR BLOOD?>>