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From Dr. Dale Bredesen, the bestselling author who brought us The End of Alzheimer’s, comes a groundbreaking new strategy designed to prevent neurodegenerative disorders and cultivate lifelong brain health.

In recent years, medical breakthroughs have transformed our understanding of wellness and disease. Chronic illnesses like diabetes, heart disease, and obesity are increasingly reversible and preventable. Cancer therapies have progressed to become more targeted and customized. Innovations in gene editing promise the possibility of eliminating many hereditary conditions altogether. Yet despite these impressive advances, one category of disease remains stubbornly out of reach: neurodegenerative illnesses.

Currently, over six million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s, a figure expected to surpass thirteen million by the year 2050. Dementia affects an additional one out of every ten adults over sixty-five, and 22 percent of older individuals experience some form of cognitive impairment. Disturbingly, dementia and memory loss diagnoses are occurring more frequently in younger populations, with women at notably higher risk than men. Until recently, this diagnosis, especially for those with genetic risk factors, seemed unavoidable.

Dr. Dale Bredesen, a respected pioneer of neuroscience research, has made headlines for an innovative, integrative protocol that has successfully reversed Alzheimer’s and dementia symptoms during clinical studies. His groundbreaking findings were first shared widely in his bestseller, The End of Alzheimer’s. But Dr. Bredesen firmly believes that treating symptoms alone is not enough—he aims to stop neurodegenerative disorders before they even appear.

Now, in The Ageless Brain, Dr. Bredesen introduces readers to the very latest scientific insights, highlighting how past misconceptions have prevented effective treatments from emerging sooner, while outlining a clear and actionable prevention plan. Readers of all ages can start using these principles immediately to safeguard cognitive functioning, ensuring long-term clarity and independence.

This book speaks directly to every reader concerned about remaining mentally sharp and fully autonomous throughout life. It offers hope to all who’ve experienced loved ones’ mental decline, as well as guidance to readers already feeling early signs of cognitive fatigue or memory lapses in middle age, who worry what the future may bring. Just as other prominent health authorities such as Dr. Peter Attia and Dr. Michael Greger have reshaped the way readers think about overall wellness and longevity, Dr. Dale Bredesen provides the ultimate guide to preserving and enhancing cognitive vitality for decades to come.