Did you know that autoimmune diseases could affect your risk of developing Alzheimer's?

In this episode, Dr. Peter Rogers, a Stanford and Harvard-educated physician, returns, and we dive deep into autoimmune diseases and their surprising connection to Alzheimer’s. He explains how autoimmune diseases can play a significant role in the development of Alzheimer’s and other chronic conditions.

We discuss the role of gut health, the impact of diet on autoimmune diseases, and practical lifestyle changes that can help prevent and even reverse these conditions. From the importance of a plant-based diet to the dangers of glyphosate and processed foods, today's conversation offers valuable insights on how to protect and optimize your health.

Dr. Rogers also shares his expertise on reversing disease through diet and lifestyle changes, making this episode a must-listen for those looking to improve their long-term health.

“You're not gonna get better unless you change something about your diet and your toxin exposure. And you might as well start doing it ASAP because the more time goes by, people develop irreversible damage, and then it's harder to get a good long-term outcome.”

~ Dr. Peter Rogers, MD

In this Episode

03:26 - Autoimmune disease explained

05:39 - The role of leaky gut in autoimmune conditions

13:43 - What causes leaky gut?

19:36 - Gut health and brain health connection

25:20 - Toxins and plastics in the gut and the brain

27:28 - Is leaky gut fixable?

28:09 - Why the internet promotes high-fat diets

33:47 - Harmful chemicals in the things we use

40:03 - Impact of diet on gut health and which diet is ideal

49:01 - Why women are more prone to autoimmune diseases

51:37 - Questions about reversing or preventing autoimmune disease

54:26 - What is NETosis?

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Book: Medical Reformation Vegan Renaissance Bible by Peter Rogers, MD - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CYBSGBNX

- Book: Journey to Optimal Health: Starch Reformation by Peter Rogers, MD - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PW7LJK7

Connect with Dr. Peter Rogers, MD:

- YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@PeterRogersMD

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

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What if you could reverse type 2 diabetes and boost your brain health with nothing more than the food you eat?

In today’s episode, I sit down with the inspiring Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram, also known as "FullyRaw Kristina," to discuss her remarkable journey from living with type 2 diabetes to achieving vibrant health through a raw vegan lifestyle.

Her story is nothing short of transformative. After struggling with chronic health issues as a teenager, Kristina took control of her health by switching to a raw plant-based diet. Today, she shares practical tips for adopting a raw vegan lifestyle and discusses the profound impact it has had on her mental and physical health.

If you or a loved one is struggling with Alzheimer's or insulin resistance, this episode is packed with powerful insights on how diet can play a pivotal role in reversing chronic diseases.

Tune in and start your journey to better health today.

“I believe in the power of belief because if somebody wants to heal themselves, they will do it and they will find what will make them do it.”

~ Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram

In this Episode

04:14 - Kristina's diabetes journey and how it led to a raw vegan lifestyle

15:05 - Starting a farmers market that launched a movement

17:05 - Diabetes symptoms and how it affected Kristina

21:14 - Doctors’ conventional advice vs. the power of self-belief in healing

34:29 - Learning to love raw food

40:23 - The power of choice, faith, and personal responsibility in healing

47:36 - Kristina's experience with community health and empowering others

54:02 - Overcoming cravings and maintaining a healthy raw diet

1:00:19 - How eating raw food impacts mental and cognitive health

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Book: The Fully Raw Diet by Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram - https://www.fullyraw.com/book

Connect with Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram:

- Website - https://www.fullyraw.com/

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fullyrawkristina/

- YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@FullyRawKristina

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

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Have you ever thought that protecting your brain from cognitive decline starts in your body, not just your mind? In this episode, I speak with Dr. Peter Levine, the pioneer behind Somatic Experiencing, about how unresolved trauma locked in your nervous system might accelerate brain aging and how releasing this trapped energy can boost cognitive resilience.

We dive deep into the mind-body connection, exploring how trauma impacts memory, inflammation, and dementia risk. Peter shares practical tools like breathwork and somatic touch that anyone can use to decrease stress and support brain health. If you or a loved one struggles with Alzheimer’s or chronic illness, this episode offers fresh hope and actionable strategies.

Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation that could transform your approach to brain longevity.

“If we can learn what the animals do, let them be our guides, let them be our teachers.”

~ Dr. Peter A Levine, PhD

In this Episode

02:38 - How does trauma affect memory?

07:41 - Why don’t animals get PTSD like humans do?

10:58 - How does trauma get “frozen” in the nervous system?

15:23 - What role does human interaction play in dementia care?

19:26 - What can we do for people who care for dementia patients?

20:35 - What is interoception, and why does it matter?

22:32 - What is pendulation in trauma healing?

29:57 - Dr. Levine shares some personal experiences

33:48 - What practical exercises can help ground people?

38:03 - What are somatic experiencing tips for better sleep?

41:23 - What gives you hope for the future of trauma and brain health?

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Book: Trauma and Memory by Dr. Peter Levine, PhD - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1583949941

- Book: Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma by Dr. Peter Levine, PhD - https://www.amazon.com/dp/155643233X

Connect with Dr. Peter A Levine, PhD:

- Website - https://www.somaticexperiencing.com/

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drpeteralevine/

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greenbrainsmd/

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Have you ever wondered what’s silently sabotaging your brain, even before symptoms of dementia show up? In this powerful episode, I sit down with longevity expert Brian Vaszily to uncover the everyday toxins that are hijacking your decisions, disrupting your hormones, and accumulating in your brain.

From contaminated tap water and polluted indoor air to endocrine-disrupting skincare products, we break down the biggest offenders and what you can do to protect yourself. You’ll learn why a credit card’s worth of plastic might be sitting in your brain and how toxins make it harder to choose what’s healthy, even when you know better.

This conversation is your roadmap to take back control, starting with the water you drink, the air quality of your home, and paying attention to your personal care products. Tune in now and discover what small changes could make a life-changing impact on your brain health.

“Everybody knows enough right now to live past 100 years old and live well. Everybody knows enough right now to do that, but the problem is people can't stick to doing it.”

~ Brian Vaszily

In this Episode

03:35 - What toxins contribute to dementia and Alzheimer’s?

11:09 - Why microplastics are found in the brain

13:02 - How can you reduce exposure to plastics and toxins?

20:09 - What’s the best water filter for removing toxins?

22:40 - How can you improve air quality at home?

27:42 - Where can people buy non-toxic skincare products?

30:47 - Why is “fragrance” one of the most dangerous ingredients?

32:05 - The simplest way to minimize toxins from getting into your system

41:36 - What’s the future of clean products and consumer awareness?

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Purity Woods Organic Health Products - https://puritywoods.com/

Connect with Brian Vaszily:

- Website - https://theartofantiaging.com/

- Facebook Group - https://web.facebook.com/groups/theartofantiaging

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brianvaszily/

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greenbrainsmd/

- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorjosh

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Have you been wondering what the culprit is behind so many cases of dementia? The answer might surprise you.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Mobeen Syed (aka Dr. Been), a leading expert in the field of viral neuroinflammation, to dive deep into how the novel coronavirus, even in its mildest form, can lead to cognitive issues, accelerate dementia, and damage brain function.

Dr. Syed explains how SARS-CoV-2 and its spike protein can impact the brain in ways we’re still uncovering. We discuss the effects of post-viral syndrome, even in asymptomatic individuals, and how brain inflammation might be a silent, growing problem following infection.

Tune in to learn how to protect your brain and prevent long-term cognitive damage.

“Yes, the pandemic is kind of over, but not really fully over. The virus is still impacting people, and we may still be getting asymptomatic infections.”

~ Dr. Mobeen Syed, MD, MSc

In this Episode

01:29 - Introduction to Dr. Mobeen Syed and his expertise

04:00 - The role of brain inflammation in cognitive decline

05:51 - Spike protein and dementia connection

16:47 - Studies about the spike protein and its effect on the brain and bone marrow

32:18 - Spike protein and how it affects the heart

38:08 - The link between vaccines and cognitive decline

48:06 - Acute central nervous system inflammation and vaccine response

52:47 - Could systemic inflammation accelerate dementia and Alzheimer's?

1:03:53 - The lasting impact of spike protein and brain inflammation

1:06:58 - Dr. Been's areas of interest and further research

1:09:01 - Final thoughts from Dr. Been

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Popular Courses from Dr. Been - https://members.drbeen.com/courses

Connect with Dr. Mobeen Syed, MD, MSc:

- Website - https://www.drbeen.com/team/

- Email - mobeen@drbeen.com

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greenbrainsmd/

- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorjosh

- TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@greenbrainsmd

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What if the key to unlocking better brain health wasn’t just diet and exercise, but balancing your hormones? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Sharon Stills, an expert in hormone health, to dive into how bioidentical hormones can improve brain function, reverse brain fog, and lower the risk of Alzheimer’s.

Dr. Stills explains how hormone imbalances are a major contributor to cognitive decline, especially as we age. We explore bioidentical hormones vs. synthetic hormones, the role of estrogen and progesterone, and how hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can restore mental clarity and support long-term brain health. Dr. Stills also shares a controversial insight about cholesterol.

Discover how balancing your hormones can be the missing piece in protecting your brain and aging gracefully!

“Health truly is this multifactorial event, and it's really important that we do all the things to stay healthy. I truly believe that our bodies are meant to live to 120.”

~ Dr. Sharon Stills, NMD

In this Episode

01:15 - Introduction to Dr. Sharon Stills

03:45 - Dr. Stills' approach to hormones for brain fog and Alzheimer’s

10:05 - Hormone replacement approach in Europe vs. in the United States

13:24 - Why some doctors do not prescribe HRT

15:07 - Bioidentical hormones vs. synthetic hormones

22:05 - The right time to start HRT

31:49 - The importance of testing for endocrine disruptors

35:21 - How Dr. Stills integrates alternative approaches with traditional medicine

37:51 - The future of hormone therapy and brain health

42:06 - Top 3 takeaways from today's episode

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

Connect with Dr. Sharon Stills, NMD:

- Website - https://drstills.com/

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drsharonstills/

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greenbrainsmd/

- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorjosh

- TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@greenbrainsmd

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What if I told you that high blood pressure, poor diet, and stress are not just harming your heart but are silently affecting your brain health, too? In this episode, I have an amazing conversation with neuroradiologist Dr. Peter Rogers to discuss how conditions like hypertension, atherosclerosis, and even leaky gut are contributing to brain decline and Alzheimer’s risk.

Dr. Rogers shares his groundbreaking theories on how vascular diseases affect brain function and why addressing blood pressure and maintaining a healthy diet are crucial for protecting cognitive health. From blood clots to kidney disease, we explore the critical role the circulatory system plays in maintaining brain health.

Tune in to discover how reversing vascular issues can boost your brain health for years to come!

“You've only got one body that's gonna last you your whole life, hopefully 90 or more years. Give it premium gas—eat plant foods.”

~ Dr. Peter Rogers, MD

In this Episode

00:55 - Meet Dr. Peter Rogers, MD

03:10 - What we need to know about hypertension

05:14 - Understanding the underlying causes of hypertension

15:05 - Conventional medicine vs. Dr. Rogers' research

19:21 - Kidney failure and brain health connection

23:20 - A thousand brains theory and imaging tests to diagnose dementia

32:11 - Dr. Rogers explains different neurodegeneration theories

40:49 - Diet and lifestyle changes for vascular, mitochondrial, and brain health

47:20 - The truth about olive oil and how it affects health

54:28 - Dr. Rogers' controversial thoughts about the healthcare system

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Blood Pressure in the African Native by C.P. Donnison - https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(00)49248-2/fulltext

Connect with Dr. Peter Rogers, MD:

- YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@PeterRogersMD

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greenbrainsmd/

- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/doctorjosh

- TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@greenbrainsmd

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What if we could finally uncover a cure for Alzheimer’s by learning from the families who’ve lived through it? In this episode, I interview Jennie Erin Smith, author of “Valley of Forgetting”, to discuss the realities of clinical trials, the human element behind the research, and the hope that still drives the fight for an Alzheimer’s cure.

Jennie shares heartfelt stories of resilience and the challenges faced by both families and researchers. We also dive deep into the cutting-edge genetic research showing how some may be naturally protected from Alzheimer’s and what this could mean for treatment options.

Tune in to hear how science, hope, and resilience are paving the way toward a cure!

“I would call the book intimate. The reason it's intimate is that the cover features the family in their own home. That's how the researchers see the families, right? They went to their homes.”

~ Jennie Erin Smith

In this Episode

00:00 - Introduction

01:25 - Jennie Erin Smith and her book

06:04 - Impact of Alzheimer’s on families with the Paisa gene mutation

08:37 - Behind the scenes: Alzheimer’s clinical trial in Colombia

17:01 - Genetic protection and natural resistance to Alzheimer’s

21:11 - Challenges faced by researchers and families

27:42 - Diet and its impact on Alzheimer's predisposition

32:15 - The role of pharma companies in Alzheimer’s research

36:35 - Jennie’s thoughts about the research

40:42 - Public perception and its implications for research

44:28 - Infectious disease, infection agents, and Alzheimer's connection

49:44 - Jennie’s aspiration for her book

55:23 - A unique and intimate book for everyone

Resources:

- Top Supplements for Alzheimer's Guide - https://bit.ly/drjoshguide

- Valley of Forgetting by Jennie Erin Smith - https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/572634/valley-of-forgetting-by-jennie-erin-smith/

- NY Times - https://www.nytimes.com/by/jennie-erin-smith

Connect with Jennie Erin Smith:

- LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennie-erin-smith-b0a6272b/

Connect with Dr. Josh Helman, MD:

- Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/greenbrainsMD

- Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/greenbrainsmd/

- LinkedIn -