Paul Saladino· MD
many clinicians and scientists alike are now referring to Alzheimer's disease as type 3 diabetes you know that it sort of looks a lot like a form of diabetes of the brain
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many clinicians and scientists alike are now referring to Alzheimer's disease as type 3 diabetes you know that it sort of looks a lot like a form of diabetes of the brain
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dementia Alzheimer's these are two type 3 diabetes of the brain right it's insulin resistance in the brain
we know very strongly that alzheimer's is connected with insulin resistance it's called type 3 diabetes
Alzheimer's disease has been referred to as type 3 diabetes or brain diabetes which of course is also an energetics pathway
But on the Alzheimer's side, I have just looked at it like some scientists look at it, which is as brain diabetes. I think that's a helpful, simplified way of looking at it.
it's there has been a lot of Paradigm shifts in people's thoughts on Alzheimer's disease with them thinking about it being a metabolic disease in a way right um type 3 diabetes you'll hear