Peter Attia· MD
it's helped us understand that amyloid starts to build up 10 15 20 years before you start to have symptoms of forgetfulness and other cognitive symptoms
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it's helped us understand that amyloid starts to build up 10 15 20 years before you start to have symptoms of forgetfulness and other cognitive symptoms
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what we know about amyloid and one of the reasons that amyloid imaging has been so helpful is because it's helped us understand that amyloid starts to build up 10 15 20 years before you start to have symptoms of forgetfulness and other cognitive symptoms