This was in the latest Alzheimer's Association newsletter this morning: The U.S. National Institute on Aging (NIA) has awarded up to $47 million to the University of California, Berkeley, to incorporate advanced brain imaging into the Alzheimer's Association U.S. POINTER clinical trial. U.S. POINTER...

If I type AGEs in the search function, I get 449 matches: https://forums.apoe4.info/search.php?keywords=AGEs&terms=all&author=&sc=1&sf=all&sr=posts&sk=t&sd=d&st=0&ch=300&t=0&submit=Search Oh, dear. I tried and tried to search the forums but I only know to...

In Dr. Bredesen's wonderful book, he says on page 189, "14. Avoid damaging your food when you cook it. The goal is for the food to taste good, while minimizing the loss of nutrients and the production of AGEs (advanced glycation end products.) AGEs are glycotoxins created by a reaction between ...

In Dr. Bredesen's wonderful book, he says on page 189, "14. Avoid damaging your food when you cook it. The goal is for the food to taste good, while minimizing the loss of nutrients and the production of AGEs (advanced glycation end products.) AGEs are glycotoxins created by a reaction between ...

I can highly recommend my Functional Medicine guru. Her name is Sue Bentsen and she connects via phone calls so she can help you wherever you live. That may be offputting to some but I assure you her methods work well. Plus she is the kindest, most generous person you could ever meet. Her contact de...

[quote="mkhikergirl"]Is there going to be a meet-up in July? My schedule has changed and I may be available rather than waiting until an August meeting. -------------------------------- We might be able to get together next week but this week I have a houseguest who comes late to the dinne...

Thanks to both Slacker and Floramaria. I love this website!!!

I'm 84 and finally thinking I should let my hair go gray. Both of my children have it, for heaven's sake. But it is actually bad for me? I usually have touch-ups once a month. I searched for this topic through the forums and the Wiki but found little except for some about getting gray early. Thanks ...

Wonderful! I wandered into the website via a search on NIH.gov. Then found this thread, which gave me more confidence about signing up, which I did just now. Thanks everyone. It would be interesting to know how many of us are in it.

I read all the way through this thread. I am still confused

I'd like to have "a show of hands" for those who have purchased any/all of the guides sold on Examine.com. If so, which ones do you recommend?