Alzheimers: 3,800 studies at GreenMedInfo (Vitamin D is highlighted)
Alzheimer’s Is Not a Life Sentence
In 2024, the Lancet Standing Commission on dementia concluded that roughly 45% of dementia cases are potentially preventable or delayable by addressing 14 modifiable risk factors across the lifespan (The Lancet Commission. Nearly half. And that estimate does not even include most of the nutritional, botanical, metabolic, and environmental factors cataloged in the research you are about to see.
Dr. Dale Bredesen’s analogy is the best summary of why single-target drugs keep failing: imagine a roof with 36 holes. A drug that patches one hole perfectly still leaves 35 leaks (GreenMedInfo). His first report on a personalized, multi-target program described subjective or objective cognitive improvement in 9 of 10 patients within 3–6 months (Bredesen, Aging, 2014). Small and uncontrolled — but the principle has since been tested in randomized trials, as you’ll see in Approach #3.
- GreenMedInfo also has 2,000 items on Parkinson's Disease
- GreenMedInfo also has 39,000 items on Vitamin D
- GreenMedInfo Pricing
Related in VitaminDWiki
- Overview Alzheimer's-Cognition and Vitamin D
- End of Alzheimer's videos, transcripts - many studies
- Alzheimer's risk reduced 45% by physical activity - several studies
- Vitamin D is the 3rd most important contributor to health, Exercise is the 2nd
- 2X higher risk of Alzheimer’s if poor Vitamin D Receptor – Meta-analysis
- Vitamin D deficiency increases risk of Dementia by 1.4 X and Alzheimer’s by 1.5 X – Meta-analysis
