#1 Neurologists: What You Can Do to Prevent Alzheimer's & Dementia
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Neuro: 1. Nutrition. No processed food, added sugar or heavy meat consumption. 2. Exercise regularly. Daily walk. Weights. Situps. Pushups. Knee bends. . 3. Unwind. Destress. Meditate. Learn a hobby and relax. 4. Restorative sleep, nightly. 5. Optimize cognitive activity. Talk. Listen. Outside interest and onteraction. Stay curious. We are in a wonderland.
Age 70, listening to this while I'm at the gym
Playing the piano is one of the best ways to train your brain. It combines memory, coordination, focus, and creativity all at once—like a full workout for your mind.
as a dietitian at a world renowned research center and a cert trainer, this is 100% correct!
The Sherzais are THE BEST!! Thank you for speaking with them!
Mel Robbins is amazing! 🤩I am so glad she's not interviewing celebrities but interviewing people that we truly need to glamourize the knowledge these wonderful professionals have.
I wish we could boldly write at the top of universities, research institutions, and organizations that “STRESS KILLS!“
Thank you at 80 love you Mel.
Sleep is my biggest challenge aside from work stress in the hospital
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Top Comments (10)
Mel Robbins' podcasts are really good. I'm a mechanical engineer living in Turkey. I listen to you to improve my English, and along the way, I'm learning so many different things. I'm so glad you exist. 🙏🙏🙏
Neuro: 1. Nutrition. No processed food, added sugar or heavy meat consumption. 2. Exercise regularly. Daily walk. Weights. Situps. Pushups. Knee bends. . 3. Unwind. Destress. Meditate. Learn a hobby and relax. 4. Restorative sleep, nightly. 5. Optimize cognitive activity. Talk. Listen. Outside interest and onteraction. Stay curious. We are in a wonderland.
Age 70, listening to this while I'm at the gym
Playing the piano is one of the best ways to train your brain. It combines memory, coordination, focus, and creativity all at once—like a full workout for your mind.
as a dietitian at a world renowned research center and a cert trainer, this is 100% correct!
The Sherzais are THE BEST!! Thank you for speaking with them!
Mel Robbins is amazing! 🤩I am so glad she's not interviewing celebrities but interviewing people that we truly need to glamourize the knowledge these wonderful professionals have.
I wish we could boldly write at the top of universities, research institutions, and organizations that “STRESS KILLS!“
Thank you at 80 love you Mel.
Sleep is my biggest challenge aside from work stress in the hospital