Check out this brief solocast episode from Dr. Nate Bergman’s podcast, Evolving Past Alzheimer’s. In this episode, Dr. Bergman highlights 3 cases of improvement in clients with cognitive impairment at …
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Published October 26, 2017 Show Notes Dr. Bredesen’s fundamental theory is that Alzheimer’s is actually a protective brain response to different classes of insults. Classes of Insults Leading to Alzheimer’s: …
From the Archives: The End of Alzheimer’s with guest Dr. Dale Bredesen Read More »
Kemper Cognitive Wellness is pleased to announce a new program designed to Change Your Mind and equip you with the tools to live better, longer. Join Alison Connors, Functional Medicine …
February 14, 2020 By Alison Connors, FMCHC Did you know the heart and brain are in constant communication with one another? Connected by the Vagus Nerve, the heart actually sends …
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January 23, 2020 By Jenny Kemper As we approach the end of January, I’m wondering, how’s it going so far? New Year’s Resolutions are usually given up within the …
Released May 14, 2018 Dr. Nate Bergman, Chief Scientific Wellness Officer for Kemper Cognitive Wellness, is absolutely convinced that Alzheimer’s and other brain diseases are generally treatable and reversible. Early …
From the Archives: Evolving Past Episode 31 – Inhalational Alzheimer’s & Mold Illness Read More »
December 3, 2019 By Tony Dearing | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Way too much stress. Not nearly enough sleep. If you’re a typical middle-aged American, you may be experiencing …
There are no instant, miracle cures. But recent studies suggest we have more control over our cognitive health than we might think. It just takes some effort. By Anne Tergesen …
In the News: What Science Tells Us About Preventing Dementia Read More »
By Dr. Nate Bergman These days more celebrities and athletes are “coming out” about their struggles with mental health. This is a good thing. Imagine not being able to talk …
Let’s Get Real About Anxiety and “Mental Health” Read More »
