Peter Attia· MD
I think amyloid is the garbage that accumulates and if you don't take the garbage out you you're going to get sick but the upstream effect is mitochondrial dysfunction
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I think amyloid is the garbage that accumulates and if you don't take the garbage out you you're going to get sick but the upstream effect is mitochondrial dysfunction
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So I think it's a neuronal energy problem more...and I think all of the other things we see are results of that. But in terms of what the driver is, I think it's a neuronal energy problem. And I think all of the tau plaque, the neuronal, the synapse stuff, I think those are byproducts.