Change Your Mind Goes Online
The powerful new group coaching experience from Kemper Cognitive Wellness is going online and reaching far and wide beginning in May! June dates just announced! Join Alison Connors, Functional Medicine …
The powerful new group coaching experience from Kemper Cognitive Wellness is going online and reaching far and wide beginning in May! June dates just announced! Join Alison Connors, Functional Medicine …
“I echo the sentiments of my mentor, Dr. Dale Bredesen when he says ‘We are at the dawn of the age of treatable neuro degenerative diseases,’” says Dr. Nate Bergman, …
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: …
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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 …
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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 …
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