All of the interviews are being replayed this weekend and you can sign up using this link

http://event.awakeningfromalzheimers.co ... b/?f1428=2

Great video and you all came across so well, would love to have been there...next time maybe!

Hi slacker

Welcome to the group. So sorry about your brother, my mum was diagnosed at 58, such a young age!

Really looking forward to hearing your progress on the Bredesen protocol.

Are the results different in the UK to the US? I did mine late last year and had to go to the My results tab then genetic risk factors where I had to hit a button to confirm I wanted to unlock the results for APOE plus a few others.

This is quite a good non techie overview on leaky gut

https://draxe.com/4-steps-to-heal-leaky ... e-disease/

General view is that if you can find and remove the triggers.....that's the tough bit, the gut will heal itself although you can help it along!

In this paper http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0197458016001834 the risk SNP mentioned on TREM2 is rs75932628, SNPedia has this rs75932628(T), a SNP in the TREM2 gene on chromosome 6 resulting in an R47H substitution, was found to confer a significantly higher risk of late-onset Alz...

Hi Stavia
Sorry to hear your having a bad time, I'm afraid I can't help on the question of monteluekast but have you ever tried using a dehumidifier? They take the dampness out of the air and might help reduce your symptoms.

I don't have rs3810950 on 23 & Me but I'm AA for rs1880676, those Jarrow supplements sound good!

hi JJ,
Dr Rangan Chatterjee will be lead physician for Dr Bredesen's protocol here in the UK. The attached gives a bit more info but I didn't see any exact dates.

http://www.cam-mag.com/imag/camapril201 ... =1&noflash

(((Julie))) it sounds scary as hell but you are in the best possible hands and as you say, hopefully understanding why will help you deal with the underlying causes and make some real improvements. Knowing the cause is the start of fixing it