| Another early dementia diagnosis 18:50 - Oct 27 with 656 views | onehunglow |
This time on Bobby Goulding,ex RL player. Fireboy will know him well.
He is 49.
Criminally cruel
It' s why we should be careful when refering to this disease
Good luck Bob
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 19:02 - Oct 27 with 634 views | 73__73 |
Type 3 diabetes, and can be prevented. Just do some research | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:18 - Oct 27 with 615 views | onehunglow |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 19:02 - Oct 27 by 73__73 |
Type 3 diabetes, and can be prevented. Just do some research |
He was on BBC North West tonight being interviewed.
Check it out before having a go like that. | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:48 - Oct 27 with 600 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:18 - Oct 27 by onehunglow |
He was on BBC North West tonight being interviewed.
Check it out before having a go like that. |
I’m not having a go. Just saying dementia is preventable | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:22 - Oct 27 with 594 views | KeithHaynes |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:48 - Oct 27 by 73__73 |
I’m not having a go. Just saying dementia is preventable |
How ? |  |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:38 - Oct 27 with 571 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:22 - Oct 27 by KeithHaynes |
How ? |
You want to vastly decrease your chance of getting dementia then stop eating sugar.
Plenty of evidence out there. Also use ketones as energy instead of carbohydrates. | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:53 - Oct 27 with 572 views | KeithHaynes |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:38 - Oct 27 by 73__73 |
You want to vastly decrease your chance of getting dementia then stop eating sugar.
Plenty of evidence out there. Also use ketones as energy instead of carbohydrates. |
Ok. | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 23:19 - Oct 27 with 535 views | Professor |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:38 - Oct 27 by 73__73 |
You want to vastly decrease your chance of getting dementia then stop eating sugar.
Plenty of evidence out there. Also use ketones as energy instead of carbohydrates. |
It’s a risk factor for some forms of dementia. In the case of rugby players it’s down to trauma of the brain. Low grade collisions over many years. Eating less sugar is a good thing, but high ketone levels are not so clever either. | | | |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 02:32 - Oct 28 with 505 views | WalterBoyd |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 19:02 - Oct 27 by 73__73 |
Type 3 diabetes, and can be prevented. Just do some research |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 07:21 - Oct 28 with 457 views | Professor |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 02:32 - Oct 28 by WalterBoyd |
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73’s point is high sugar diets are associated with Type 2 diabetes and some forms of dementia. But ignores Type 1 is autoimmune and Type 2 has other causes too. Don’t blame then as The media reports an increased risk (a risk factor) as cause.
Ultimately cutting down on sugar makes sense. | | | |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 19:25 - Oct 28 with 407 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 23:19 - Oct 27 by Professor |
It’s a risk factor for some forms of dementia. In the case of rugby players it’s down to trauma of the brain. Low grade collisions over many years. Eating less sugar is a good thing, but high ketone levels are not so clever either. |
And what levels is that ? Do you know what cells in your body cannot efficiently process ketone bodies for energy ? | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:21 - Oct 28 with 394 views | Professor |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 19:25 - Oct 28 by 73__73 |
And what levels is that ? Do you know what cells in your body cannot efficiently process ketone bodies for energy ? |
Short term it’s no issue- even extreme ketogenic diets are fine for a few months. Long term it’s a pressure on the kidneys and liver to process and excrete excess can cause problems. Dangerous if there are any underlying issues.
Also depends on the fat intake in such diets- some are excessive and will,
Despite what the printer guy says, hugely increase risks of cardiac problems and stroke.
For some people it’s fine even longer term, but not without some risk-though clearly less of an issue than someone consuming a high sugar, high fat processed food-based diet. There are conditions where high protein in a prescribed diet (including epilepsy which led to the dementia studies) but others have low protein prescription diets.
Heard this every day for close to 20 years when the wife was a dietitian | | | |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:27 - Oct 28 with 391 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:21 - Oct 28 by Professor |
Short term it’s no issue- even extreme ketogenic diets are fine for a few months. Long term it’s a pressure on the kidneys and liver to process and excrete excess can cause problems. Dangerous if there are any underlying issues.
Also depends on the fat intake in such diets- some are excessive and will,
Despite what the printer guy says, hugely increase risks of cardiac problems and stroke.
For some people it’s fine even longer term, but not without some risk-though clearly less of an issue than someone consuming a high sugar, high fat processed food-based diet. There are conditions where high protein in a prescribed diet (including epilepsy which led to the dementia studies) but others have low protein prescription diets.
Heard this every day for close to 20 years when the wife was a dietitian |
You haven’t answered the question | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:39 - Oct 28 with 380 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:21 - Oct 28 by Professor |
Short term it’s no issue- even extreme ketogenic diets are fine for a few months. Long term it’s a pressure on the kidneys and liver to process and excrete excess can cause problems. Dangerous if there are any underlying issues.
Also depends on the fat intake in such diets- some are excessive and will,
Despite what the printer guy says, hugely increase risks of cardiac problems and stroke.
For some people it’s fine even longer term, but not without some risk-though clearly less of an issue than someone consuming a high sugar, high fat processed food-based diet. There are conditions where high protein in a prescribed diet (including epilepsy which led to the dementia studies) but others have low protein prescription diets.
Heard this every day for close to 20 years when the wife was a dietitian |
Also 20 years ago when your wife was a dietitian, is so far back, it’s irrelevant.
Do you know anything about Yoshinori Ohsumi ? | |
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:47 - Oct 28 with 376 views | lifelong |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:21 - Oct 28 by Professor |
Short term it’s no issue- even extreme ketogenic diets are fine for a few months. Long term it’s a pressure on the kidneys and liver to process and excrete excess can cause problems. Dangerous if there are any underlying issues.
Also depends on the fat intake in such diets- some are excessive and will,
Despite what the printer guy says, hugely increase risks of cardiac problems and stroke.
For some people it’s fine even longer term, but not without some risk-though clearly less of an issue than someone consuming a high sugar, high fat processed food-based diet. There are conditions where high protein in a prescribed diet (including epilepsy which led to the dementia studies) but others have low protein prescription diets.
Heard this every day for close to 20 years when the wife was a dietitian |
There are a few doctors that now support a ketogenic diet, some even a carnivore diet, the keto diet consisting of good quality meat, fish, eggs, very low carbs with the only veg allowed are those grown above ground ie cabbage, broccoli,sprouts etc. Full fat dairy and very little alcohol.
I did it for 18 months, lost a couple of stone in weight and felt really good.
One doctor claims that the above diet can help to reduce the onset of some types of dementia. |  | | |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:48 - Oct 28 with 375 views | Professor |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:39 - Oct 28 by 73__73 |
Also 20 years ago when your wife was a dietitian, is so far back, it’s irrelevant.
Do you know anything about Yoshinori Ohsumi ? |
No, she was a dietitian for 20years! Not 20 years ago. Oncology specialist. no- I don’t have much interest in nutrition- far too many quacks in that area and definitive studies are rare . My interest is in the role of sugar (and other things) on the microbiome partly as had to work through a colleagues case study on sugar receptors in the pig gut for REF (research evaluation framework) Excess sugar not too clever in this context either | | | |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:59 - Oct 28 with 371 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:47 - Oct 28 by lifelong |
There are a few doctors that now support a ketogenic diet, some even a carnivore diet, the keto diet consisting of good quality meat, fish, eggs, very low carbs with the only veg allowed are those grown above ground ie cabbage, broccoli,sprouts etc. Full fat dairy and very little alcohol.
I did it for 18 months, lost a couple of stone in weight and felt really good.
One doctor claims that the above diet can help to reduce the onset of some types of dementia. |
Absolutely there are many doctors around the world who know that going into ketosis is good for you. If it wasn’t the human race would have died out a long time ago.
One way of entering Ketosis is to fast and by fasting, you also start a process in your body called Autophagy, where damaged cells including pre cancer cells are cleared out from the body.
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| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:12 - Oct 28 with 353 views | Professor |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 20:59 - Oct 28 by 73__73 |
Absolutely there are many doctors around the world who know that going into ketosis is good for you. If it wasn’t the human race would have died out a long time ago.
One way of entering Ketosis is to fast and by fasting, you also start a process in your body called Autophagy, where damaged cells including pre cancer cells are cleared out from the body.
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You don’t need ketosisnfor autophagy but may well activate it better. World of difference between short and long term ketosis though. Fasting is also quite normal in many cultures and usually these have a basis in experience. Again, won’t suit all but if it works for you then why not | | | |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:41 - Oct 28 with 338 views | 73__73 |
| Another early dementia diagnosis on 21:12 - Oct 28 by Professor |
You don’t need ketosisnfor autophagy but may well activate it better. World of difference between short and long term ketosis though. Fasting is also quite normal in many cultures and usually these have a basis in experience. Again, won’t suit all but if it works for you then why not |
Healthy cells in your body can live off ketones, cancer cells basically can’t , if you keep glucose and glutamine levels in your body low, Not my words but the words of Thomas Seyfried | |
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