Welcome Swil211! My initial thought is your family members likely have some SnP's that offset E4 risks. My 63 year old wife is 4/4 and cognitively well. The only Alz/dementia in her family is a grandmother who presented with it in her mid-90's.

I have been salting my food liberally ever since. The salt pathway described in your article is an important cautionary note. In one of the interviews or presentations (it may have been the Q&A at the conference Johnson spoke at a few weeks ago that I attended), I recall Johnson saying that thi...

Fascinated by this, I felt we needed a new ApoE4.info wiki on this subject, it can be found here: From Fructose to Alzheimer's . I tried to keep the discussion high level and accessible, but there's so much to this subject, I hope I did it justice. ... Theresa, this is a superb addition to the wiki...

TCHC wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 8:27 am Thanks for that - I did it! Twice by accident, but hey ho!

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I used my Mod powers to edit your post and remove the duplicate. You may have clicked "Place Inline" twice.

I'm not sure how to put it in here, as it's a jpg file. Using the Full Editor & Preview here (automatically comes up when you quote a post), look below the typing window & you'll see two tabs: Options & Attachments. Click on Attachments, then Add files. You can upload a .jpg file here. ...

I’m seeking your insights on the prospect of taking Ozempic or Wegovy as preventatives. Hi Jane, This post just came out from Peter Attia this morning. " Lean mass loss on GLP-1 receptor agonists: a downside of the “miracle drugs ”" His final paragraph "As we’ve seen time and again, ...

1. How well are people managing balancing macros if pescatarian? I did some food tracking today and ended up 25% protein, 25% carbs (all fruit and veg) and 50% fat (mainly from salmon, nuts and EVOO). Feel healthy from it, but is 50% too high? First a comment about protein %. In this Peter Attia po...

Robin is getting delirious day after day. She has been in hospital to be tested for the cause of it and her biochemistry is normal . She also does not have UTI. So my question is . Is it normal for people with Alzheimer to finish up with being delirium constantly ? If not , what can I do to stop it...

Today, I’m seeking your insights on the prosepct of taking Ozempic or Wegovy as preventatives. So, I’m thinking these meds might be helpful. I know that many ppl on them lose sugar cravings altogether and can fast for long periods of time. They lower blood sugar and cholesterol, they prevent plaque...

A few other references. These two Mercola interviews are with practitioners who use the surgical tourniquet bands where they occlude blood flow & then back off the pressure to a % of occlusion pressure. This not how the KAATSU bands work. However these guys do go through BFR use cases that are v...