Is Alzheimer's Disease Preventable and Reversible? New Functional Medicine Approach

Among the various concerns regarding the aging body, cognitive decline remains one of the most distressing. Losing cognitive function takes away many integral aspects of life as making decisions can become extremely difficult or impossible. The prevalence of cognitive decline is increasing along with the growing fear. Dementia was estimated to affect nearly 130 million people worldwide in 2015. In recent years we have seen growing evidence that a multifaceted approach can postpone the development of and potentially reverse the progression of Alzheimer’s disease in some cases.

For example, the work of Dr. Dale Bredesen shows promising results with the implementation of a carefully regimented lifestyle protocol termed Reversing Cognitive Decline (ReCODE) therapy. In this one hour presentation Dr Kogan will review the best existing evidence for integrative approaches for Alzheimer's disease prevention and treatment.

The webinar recording last 60 minutes, including a Q & A session.