Rhonda Patrick· PhD
there is a biomarker that is present in blood that's called insulin-like receptor 1, IRS1 and it's recently, very, very recently been shown to be a diagnostic for Alzheimer's 10 years in advance with 100% accuracy.
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there is a biomarker that is present in blood that's called insulin-like receptor 1, IRS1 and it's recently, very, very recently been shown to be a diagnostic for Alzheimer's 10 years in advance with 100% accuracy.
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recently they found there's a biomarker a blood biomarker that you can measure — and this blood biomarker is called irs1 it's insulin receptor substrate like one and if it's inactive it's a and you can — measure it in the blood if it's inactive it's inactive form of it it's a 10year predictor of Alzheimer's disease