Yep. Top of my list next time in USA. Cheers.

Thanks. Yes, I see that. I guess the part that I'm really questioning is why all the numbers look right, especially apoB, yet numbers in the ion mobility test seem to come from a different person. Certainly if I had one test but not the other. I'd think I'm in the clear.

Hello! I have been paying attention to developments in blood lipid testing and risk for a few years and while I had one lipid panel a few years ago (low to moderate risk) I finally got a chance to get a quest Cardio IQ panel while visiting in the us. I have been wanting to get a reading on ldl parti...

Yes! From what I can understand, this is forcing or reinforcing the natural clearing mechanism that we get when we sleep? I have trouble getting enough good sleep, especially with chronic Lymes mixed with ageing. So it's very interesting to think there may be something that can facilitate the same. ...

" there are several moving parts to this whole area (free speech vs helpful/lifesaving treatments" It is a tough one. Free speech vs yelling fire in a theater. When is something misinformation and who decides? I would think that as far as privately owned sites like FB, Twitter, Youtube etc...

Experimental-drug-boosts-brain-cell-cleaning-to-reverse-alzheimers-disease-symptoms-in-mice https://www.genengnews.com/news/experimental-drug-boosts-brain-cell-cleaning-to-reverse-alzheimers-disease-symptoms-in-mice/ Cuervo and colleagues report on their work in Cell, in a paper titled, “Chaperone-m...

Everyone should definitely listen to this Peter Attia interview with Francisco Gonzalez-Lima.

Gonzalez-Lima has strong opinions about AB plaque etc as a focus for AD. He thinks researchers have been fixatedly working on the wrong thing and this is why no progress has come.

"January 28, 2019 PODCAST Francisco Gonzalez-Lima, Ph.D.: Advancing Alzheimer’s disease treatment and prevention – is AD actually a vascular and metabolic disease? (EP.38) "Everybody goes through this cognitive decline. . .this is a reality. . .but it is possible to intervene before you ge...

I thought this interview was VERY enlightening. I got more out of it than the other ones I've checked out. And his theories do not conflict with what Bredeson is saying about multiple pathways to AD. If in the end it's a blood flow problem in a certain areas of the brain, anything that effects that ...