Yes! I was just researching it and found one to purchase and am intrigued about its benefits for eye health. Since lutein supplementation is not recommended, this may be the better supplement for other reasons as well, as you note.

In the interview, she mentioned the International Fish Oil Standard (IFOS) http://consumer.nutrasource.ca/en/ifos/ and I noticed that Nordic Naturals aren't certified (yet). In her recent fb post, she states this: "Fish oil and algae supplements do not contain phospholipid DHA so they generate ...

Hi Smemo,

I can't help you with Recode specifically, but a good place to start might be to look for functional doctors in Italy. You can search here: https://www.ifm.org/find-a-practitioner/

Walker44 - everything that I've seen suggests you would be better off with a keto diet, rather than one heavy in carbs, at least in the context of preventing Alzheimer's. Mike, for someone young and healthy like Walker44 and Rainbow, low carb high fat may not be the right thing, as it appears to ra...

Hi Elaine,

Did you see the tread in this forum called "Postmenopausal--Anyone NOT on bioidentical hormones"? There may be some tips for you there.

Hi,

I think there's really only one way to find out: through testing. Check insulin, cholesterol, hormones, and major vitamins and so on. Once you have more knowledge of her strengths and weaknesses, you'll know what to work on.

Hi Judith,

Yes, your son would be 0/4.

In The End of Alzheimer's, Bredesen specifies optimal levels to be 50-100.

Thank you, Julie, for posting this. We don't discuss thyroid much on this forum, but it's on my mind.

Very good question! I am also uncertain about this and can't afford to lose any pounds.