Emory Brain Health Community Outreach is committed to fostering a health-conscious and informed community through in-person & virtual programming. Branching out of the Cognitive Neurology department, this channel is comprised of the Goizueta Alzheimer's Disease Research Center (GADRC) and the Cognitive Empowerment Program (CEP).
The Goizueta ADRC is one of 27 active centers supported by the National Institutes of Health. It is dedicated to the research of Alzheimer's/related dementias & the education of healthcare professionals, persons with Alzheimer’s disease, family/caregivers, & their various communities.
CEP aims to provide people with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and their Care Partners and families an opportunity to participate in comprehensive lifestyle programs that promote joy, purpose, health, and wellness. Members of the program receive personalized assessments and goal setting sessions designed to empower them as they seek to implement healthy brain interventions.
Please help me correct my fragmented sleep and very poor deep sleep!!! I’m disciplined with diet and sleep hygiene and I try to get sunlight and move every day. Nothing helps. These critical deficits in my brain health make me feel like I’m slowly drowning and no one can help me
Ive been self-studying antioxidants in my free time and incorperating them and this is literally the best way that helped me understand what antioxidants are
After watching this video, I found this doctor discussion on brain health and balancing. 🙏 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hFkIzABbCDA.htmlfeature=shared
Great, great program and great to see Suzette. She helped me immesurably during my journey with my wife Denise. Thanks for putting this video out there.
Thank you so much for your comment. We are a big fan of Suzette as well- and so glad to hear she was able to provide your family with support when you needed it. Thank you for watching our videos and your continued interest in brain health and wellness.
I would not mix fast digesting animal proteins with slow digesting carbs (grains, potatoes, and the likes) and that’s because the carbs such as beans will slow the digestion of meats in the digestive track and it will tend to spoil and may well give you headaches , however , veggies are the best substitute Incorporate morninga, avocados, cold water fish,
Thank you so much for sharing, Joel. You can find additional resources for medication management in our informational PDF here: drive.google.com/file/d/1m1Dlu8kj2PN5fw5dvj2QRF_PbRVuwDzR/view?usp=share_link
The doctor states that inflammation control is likely important because too much inflammation might be driving Alzheimer's but yet she also states avoiding gluten (which has been proven to feed inflammation) won't help. She should have been clearer to state there are no trials or studies regarding gluten's impact on the disease risk for any population or subpopulation. This clear mistake in the presentation leads one to question the validity of the entire presentation unfortunately.
You are incorrect. Gluten has not been proven to feed inflammation, for the general population. Only in those with Celiac disease. You are probably right that more research could be done. On your part, that is...
Great question, Ms. Mantrone. "FDA 101: Dietary Supplements" on the U.S. Food & Drug Administration website offers some insight on this topic. To learn more, visit www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/fda-101-dietary-supplements
This was a brilliant discussion. I’d love for more Brown skin men to be present with more young Brown skin boys to assist with the healing we all need.
Hi Ms. Deborah, thanks for your comment! The portion of the segment you are referencing was a previously aired video, shortened to ensure our live audience had plenty of real-time interaction with Dr. Hepburn. To learn more about opportunities like the Caregiving While Black Education Course, we encourage you to connect with the Faith Village Research Lab at scholarblogs.emory.edu/epps-faithvillage/.
Excellent information session! I do not wish to volunteer for the study, but I now understand the goals, the questions your team intends to answer, and I will alert others, as I can. Thank you!
I never heard Dr Lah say when Emory would start administering aducsnunab. There was an unsweetened question that Dr Hajar said Dr Lah answered in his talk. So can you answer that here?
