Can Alzheimer’s be prevented with a ketogenic diet?

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Mitochondria disfunction is correct brI will explain also, …brMitochondria converts glucose into ATP ATP is fuel for brain brAluminum in the mitochondria prevents glucose from being converted into ATPbrbrKetones ( from fasting , keto diet, or coconut oil) can be absorbed by brain cells, is absorbed by mitochondria , and IS CONVERTED into ATP brI eat Carrington farm liquid organic coconut oil, since it instantly give a little bit of ketones, which last about 6 hours
Comment from : Piet See

Without a doubt, the ketogenic diet, is a cure, and prevention for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s , MS, and even autismbrIt has to be combined with eating less aluminum, drinking Fiji water to eliminate aluminum from your brain,brExercise…brAnd not drinking tap water with fluoridebrAnd not using fluoride toothpastebrWhy no fluoride?brIt increases absorption of aluminum in your gut, into your body
Comment from : Piet See

Re the title: YESbrBeing in ketosis is not preventing AD, its just that you eliminate the cause which is spending your life blocking ketone production with a crappy diet of processed food and drink full of sugar and junk starchesbrI believe ketones are required over our whole lifetime to feed our big brains Ketones are one of the few things that readily pass through the blood brain barrier What does that alone tell you? It also explains why humans produce ketones so readily; we need them!
Comment from : Peter Cyr

Thank you 🙏
Comment from : Jinx

Fasting is not hard at all once you've done a few times When the stomach starts calling you just wait for a few minutes and it goes away You move on It's not like it's painful or anything
Comment from : Shirley G

I’ve had Parkinson’s for 4 years but not yet on any pharmaceutical medication I’m going to try the fasting diet as I only weigh 52 kg by eating twice a day…hopefully this is right for me?
Comment from : Deb Sarno

There IS a difficulty with Intermittent fasting not mentioned: many medications must be taken with food If those meds also must be spread out over the day, getting food in with meds while also fasting is a bit tricky
Comment from : Merzui

Same results for Parkinson's disease
Comment from : Julia Arrillaga Sánchez

Interesting and compelling, thankyou both
Comment from : Angela Williamson

Unfortunate there are not more views and comments This is worth not only watching, but worth forwarding to those you care about It took about 65 years to realize that, instead of relying solely on my personal doctors' brains, I should put my own brain into the mix It dawned on me that doctors are under more pressure to conform to conventional beliefs than I had ever realized Well, conventional wisdom is right 50 of the time Better informed does not make one expert, but my doctors don't intend to share my casket
Comment from : Donald Mcpherson

Improving the brain's metabolism is also proving interesting and encouraging for people with schizophrenia and bipolar
Comment from : Chris Barnett

The comments around restoration, rather than attacking proteins like tau and amyloids (17 minutes and on) through drugs, are gems
Comment from : MAX HARRIS