Welcome Momof5, My wife is 60 and 4/4, I'm 64 and 3/4 with a mother who passed with dementia, we have a member, "Starfish", who is 4/4 female and in her 80's and well. She also did not have a great lifestyle, by her own admission, until a few years ago. Another member's 3/4 mother is near ...

I personally enjoy hearing about others experience using gamma frequency and binaural beats. My son recently suffered a concussion from soccer and is currently undergoing a similar protocol for his injury. Although he is only 7, he is lately able to retell three of his dreams when he wakes, in deta...

I'm very interested in strategies for reducing high/elevated blood pressure and in supplements. Glad to find this forum, and amazed by the amount of information here. Welcome!. Hyperinsulinemia (chronic high insulin) can lead to high BP, so controlling that can help. High insulin signals the kidney...

Hi Prescott, Thanks for the offer of the CD series. I am very interested. I've been so focused on Alzheimer's prevention the past couple of years that I haven't paid attention to DVD prevention. I thought I was in good shape because my labs were good. Do you need my address, or is this a downloadab...

Hi Prescott, Thanks for the offer of the CD series. I am very interested. I've been so focused on Alzheimer's prevention the past couple of years that I haven't paid attention to DVD prevention. I thought I was in good shape because my labs were good. Do you need my address, or is this a downloadab...

Julie G wrote:Hi friends, I see that Dr. Goodenowe's plasmalogen supplement is available for pre-order through an Indiegogo campaign. I'm tempted to bite. Anyone else?

My wife and I did purchase a year's supply, each off the indiegogo campaign.

Keeping your calcium volume score increase to <15%/year is based on the Raggi paper which is linked in this post. . Turns out that everybody in Raggi got a statin, too. The full paper is linked here. Look at the inserted graphs from the paper: https://www.apoe4.info/forums/download/file.php?id=430&a...

It’s the period of time I could be in severe pain before a transition to opioids works that concerns me. I can see for many with chronic health issues LDN could be life changing, so I support it, but I think Julie’s earlier suggestion that they should probably have a medical ID is well taken. We’re...

Not sure if this has been mentioned in this thread, but a potentially important comment was made at Medscape about being on LDN in the event of injury or surgery that might require opioids. Could pose problems? https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/894020 I haven’t ruled out ever trying LDN, but I’m...

Home compounding is described in this article: https://www.practiceupdate.com/content/inexpensive-compounding-of-low-dose-naltrexone-with-orange-juice/82104 Get a script for the 50 mg Naltrexone tablets. In Europe, they are sold in 28 or 30 tablets at a time, film coated (which is good, so they won'...