Fasting and Ketosis to treat Dementia With Dr. Matthew Phillips

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Название	:	Fasting and Ketosis to treat Dementia With Dr. Matthew Phillips
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Very interesting!
Comment from : Steve Trumbull

Love love to learn from Dr Mathew Phillips ❤
Comment from : Aurora Matera

I have parkinsons and i will do anything to skow this disease I have started a keto diet and fasting When i tell people their reaction is is that healthy When i tell them i am building up to a long fast to release to naturally release stem cells they look at me like i am mad I eat meat, green veg, cheese, and healthy fats like olive oil, butter, and animal fats, no peas I'm tryimg high dose vitamin b1 as well
Comment from : Michael Oconnor

How the brain creates reality — how cool I was just cogitating on the fact that I can look at my oversized tummy but it doesn't seem to translate into taking steps to reduce it Funny how that works!
Comment from : Susan Priano

Really interesting and a game changer I'm critical of you tube for the usual reasons, but as a venue for new approaches to disease, its the best
Comment from : marzy Marrz

It is very hard to know which form of the keto diet we should be following? I have tried a few variations since Jan 23 but so far nothing has stopped my 2 monthly seizures I am presently trying the addition of MCT oil & have gone back to do some more research on the different variations from Dr Grundy, Dr Perlmutter & Dr Westman to name a few, who all recommend vegetables which I stopped 8 months ago I started on a low carb diet for 3 months at the end of 2022 which also did not help I have just started adding a few vegetables back into my diet but I am still confused about if they should be added or not after listening to Dr's like Ken Berry, Andrew Chaffee & Dr Georgia Ede who do not believe we need vegetables Who is right?
Comment from : H

My mother in law has been diagnosed with Vascular Dementia Her husband, my father-in-law thinks we are liars when we suggested they try this with her The consultant just thinks it’s stay at home and just get worse until you go into a nursing home There is NO interest in seeking solutions!!even family members are angry at us for suggesting this and MCT Oil!! But we tried! (But now we are in the naughty corner!!) 🤯
Comment from : CattyBlu

It’s great you get such a wide view from different experts I totally agree on the fasting I am doing keto since may with intermittent fasting, all I can say is WOW WOW WOW to the difference to my life!! Happy, healthy, energised Loving life, from Carb coma! I do 2mad mainly (I have done OMAD but I think 2MAD suits me as a woman and mother) I did 2 three day water fasts and one 10 day water fast So amazing!!! 🎉❤
Comment from : CattyBlu

How about end of life care for Alzheimer's patients? Especially ones that are bed bound, cannot do anything themselves, and have no teeth to chew?
Comment from : wigglywrigglydoo

0:00: 🧠 Dr Bret Scher and Dr Matthew Phillips discuss the intersection of metabolic health and neurologic health, particularly in relation to brain diseases br4:11: 🧠 The speaker's interest in the brain originated from various sources and they started exploring it more after finishing their training in neurology br8:41: 🧠 The video discusses the importance of metabolic and mitochondrial health for neuron function in disorders like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's br12:41: 🕒 Resting properly with exercise is important for avoiding long-term damage to the body br16:54: 🧠 A randomized trial showed significant improvement in activities of daily living and quality of life in Alzheimer's patients on a ketogenic diet compared to a low-fat diet br21:08: 🧪 The results of the trial were encouraging, but there is room for improvement br25:29: 🥦 The ketogenic diet is a method, not a specific diet, and can be adapted to different cuisines br29:47: 🔑 Mitochondria play a crucial role in our cells and are affected by excess meals and glucose spikes, leading to lifestyle disorders br33:57: 🔑 The speaker believes that having psychedelic therapy as an option in medical practice is necessary due to its effectiveness, broad range of benefits, and self-empowerment it provides brRecap by Tammy AI
Comment from : Lily

A farewell to glioblastoma would be great!
Comment from : Betty Boop

Hope and a plan Love that!
Comment from : Caspian Lake

77 years old and find that keto serves me well, my lab tests are all in the normal range, and I am doing very well I am increasing the MCT and coconut oil to add to my cognitive skills
Comment from : Richard Bowen

i’m on my walk, so do five sets of 10 squats and 10 lean forward push-ups as well as a 3 to 4 mile walk which contributes to my morning regimen Morning shots of combine ginger, turmeric, ACV and orange juice are very helpful I also do a vitamin B complex,brPotassium, and vitamin D three I often do a 16 to 8 fasting with eggs and bacon one morning and course oats the other morningbrbrLunch is often salmon or sardines with arugula Evening meal is chicken or beef
Comment from : Richard Bowen

I am a 77-year-old male for the last four years has been often on a keto diet I have lost 60 or 70 pounds, my one C is 54 and I find that reduced carbs and consumption of fat as well as an abundance of eggs is most beneficial to be functioning on a daily basis I go for morning walks and do five sets of
Comment from : Richard Bowen

Love this channel ❤️
Comment from : akilolo street

My sister has lost 20 lbs quickly and has been diagnosed with AD She is having trouble holding on to weight and strength Would keto help or hurt ??She can't afford to lose any weightShe is 5'3" 105 lbs
Comment from : SilverMusik

I try to fast every day but I can't eat a meal big enough to have just one meal a day I can't get that much food into me in one sitting I'm already close to being under weight
Comment from : Shirley G

I always respect Dr Scher what he has to say and his guests Dr Matthew Phillips has great research and explains his subject well I believe he has the word PINACHE (swagger, flair, style) confused with PANACEA ( cure all, remedy ) He is way to smart to confuse these very distinct words
Comment from : Diana Younts