Why We Recommend Breaking Alzheimer’s
Dr. Kim recommends Breaking Alzheimer’s because it offers a breakthrough understanding of the inflammatory cycles occurring inside the brain that contribute to cognitive decline. Dr. Goodenowe’s work shines a light on the role of plasmalogens and other key biochemical processes that, when supported, can reduce neuroinflammation and improve brain function. This approach aligns with the mission of proactive, root-cause healthcare—and directly connects to the Prodrome products we offer, which are already showing positive results in many of our patients.
Additionally, the book discusses the importance of genetic factors like APOE status, which is strongly linked to Alzheimer’s risk. Dr. Kim appreciates how the book empowers patients with knowledge about their genetic predisposition while offering practical tools for prevention. For those interested, we provide a preferred genetic testing option that includes APOE screening—so you can take the next step in personalizing your brain health strategy.
Description
In Breaking Alzheimer’s, Dr. Dayan Goodenowe challenges conventional thinking around cognitive decline by going beyond symptom management to uncover the biochemical origin of Alzheimer’s disease. Drawing from decades of research into brain chemistry and cellular function, Dr. Goodenowe identifies a critical molecule—plasmalogen—as the key to understanding, preventing, and even reversing neurodegeneration. This book offers both a scientific deep dive and a hopeful message: Alzheimer’s is not inevitable, and there are tangible steps you can take to protect your brain.
What sets this book apart is its practical, data-driven approach. Dr. Goodenowe not only breaks down complex science into accessible insights but also shares compelling patient stories and test results from real-world interventions. Readers will learn how to assess their own neurological risk, optimize brain health through nutrition and supplementation, and harness cutting-edge strategies to enhance longevity and cognitive function. Breaking Alzheimer’s is essential reading for anyone ready to move from fear to empowerment when it comes to aging and brain health.