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Doctor Thinks He Knows What Causes Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and ALS! | Mark Hyman
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The gut and brain are strongly interconnected. That’s why in Functional Medicine we always take the gut into account, along with the rest of the body, when trying to understand a brain disease. Unfortunately, conventional medicine likes to look at each part of the body separately, which may be why doctors have a hard time effectively treating neurological diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and ALS. Knowing that the gut affects the brain and understanding the far-reaching role of the microbiome has led this week’s guest on The Doctor’s Farmacy to approach neurodegenerative conditions with a whole new perspective.

Dr. Jay Lombard is an internationally acclaimed neurologist, author, and keynote speaker specializing in neuroimmunological conditions and medical mysteries. Dr. Lombard integrates biological, psychological, and existential components in his holistic treatment approach. Dr. Lombard’s clinical experience revealed an interesting pattern: one patient with ALS also had small intestine bacterial overgrowth, then another who had ulcerative colitis, another had Crohn’s, and so on. He started seeing the connection between these bacterial imbalances and Clostridium difficile, or C. diff, and the link to neurological symptoms.

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@drmarkhyman

2 years ago

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@stop5gnowandrespectlife394

3 years ago

My dad was so healthy until he and my 11 year old sister were seriously injured when his car was hit by a drunk driver, 1967. My sister died. Dad felt guilty like forever. My mother verbally abused my dad forever because he hadn't made sure my sitter had her seat belt on. Dad suffered mentally, emotionally and spiritually for nearly 20 years. He gradually went crazy and died insane. They said that he had Alzheimer's. I say it was family issues. Mental, emotional, spiritual torture changes your brain chemistry.

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@dwrigley9106

7 months ago

Just a quick little comment...This discussion brings to mind UTIs in the elderly and how their brain is affected. They are often exhibiting symptoms of confusion and personality changes before they are tested and found to have an infection.

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@user-ku3jz6nf4q

2 months ago

Please let the doctor speak. Take a back seat, don't interrupt the doctors and just LISTEN

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@roberthughes2665

6 months ago

Big pharma doesn't want you to solve these. A patient cured is a customer lost.

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@donnadimaio8119

1 year ago

This information is making me cry because my husband died from many of these disease's & ever since then I have been learning about all these disease & how we can change our diet & heal ourselves. Thank you both for all the hard work & many hours you have put in to learn how to get people well. I thank the Lord every day for giving me good genes I have nothing wrong with me not on any meds & I am 80 yrs young still working in my church taking care of the little ones. I know my attitude has a lot to do with my good genes & I am Praising the Lord most of my waking hours. And sharing with as many as possible.

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@rightsmite

1 year ago

I’m glad to know that there are actually Drs Still looking to CURE DISEASE. I was a Critical care nurse for over 30 years and after the pandemic and the disastrous treatment or I should say NON TREATMENT of patients , myself as well as many healthcare friends gave up on medicine and big Pharma. It was especially disheartening to see Drs and nurses and pharmacist pressured by non medical people to invent government mandates to do the wrong thing which were carried out by drs and nurses against all common sense and medical ethics. . Myself and many others previously in healthcare as well as many non medical people , will never trust HEALTHCARE or Big Pharma again. We cannot after what happened.

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@TheGodWalk

1 month ago

My dad, who is 86, has recently had C Diff after a year of several courses of antibiotics. It was so bad that he went from 74 to 55kgs and was wasting away in front of our eyes, in hospital on a drip every few days. Finally he had a faecal transplant and was literally better within 12 hours. He has no more diarhea and completely normal stools. It was the most miraculous cure I’ve ever seen.

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@larcywilliams

6 months ago

My husband has stage 4 brain tumor. He had terrible issues with his gut around 6 years ago and was diagnosed with crone's disease. He used bone broth when he was really poorly and this got things under control. It's great that people are starting to talk about the gut and brain connection. We have so much more to learn

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@francoisebekaert8137

9 months ago

Wouldn't the world be a wonderful place if there were more medical doctors like these two around......🏥

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@mariastellamelendez8670

3 years ago

I had a friend who was diagnosed with MS. She followed doctors orders. She took the meds, but she did not get any better. She got tired of getting bigger and not getting better after following doctors orders to a T. So she took matters into her own hands and did some research. When I met her she was energetic, lifting heavy objects, on the run for a whole shift, we worked together is a retail shop where there was a lot of energy and business. When she told me she had been diagnosed with MS I was floored. She told me she began to eat healthier. Concetrating on all organic made from scratch foods. She totally eliminated sugar and carbohydrates. She made all her own foods. she ate mostly fruits, vegetables, and beans. Subsequently she lost weight, gained energy, her whole attidude changed. We are what we eat. Sugar kills

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@terri639

6 months ago

Unfortunately it's too late for a lot of us. I was perfectly healthy 3 years ago. I was physically active (running 5 miles/day) and felt great. Then, I went to the ER for sudden pain and they decided to remove my gallbladder. This was a misdiagnosis and it turned out to be a kidney stone. Well, ever since...my health has totally declined. I feel like I've aged 20 years and doctors just scoff at me when I tell them how sick I feel. I have constant stomach issues...loose stool, reflux, stomach pain, gas and more. Plus I'm exhausted, feel unwell, have joint pain, dry skin, insomnia and brain fog. I miss my old life every single day. I hate that I allowed them to do it, but I trusted the doctors. Now my health is ruined.

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@mildredmeadows6166

2 weeks ago

He could share ❗️if you would stop butting in and let him finish what he is saying

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@RobertJones-kq1pl

7 months ago

I had severe asthma for over 60 years. My air volume was only 16% of what is should have been. It completely disappeared within 2 weeks after I had gastric sleeve surgery. 80% of my stomach was removed and whatever was causing asthma went completely with it. Over 8 years now with not one asthma episode. I am convinced that the gut bacteria is for sure the cause of many illnesses.

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@90PEPPERCORN

4 months ago

Mark, please let the doctor talk

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@user-gt2zd8ru9r

2 months ago

I went on a all raw diet ,when I was 43yrs old, within 5 months I was totally healed of bad fibromyalgia that I had for 10yrs,also felt like I was 15yrs old again.

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@metaspherz

5 months ago

At 75, I've maintained my health by eating a proper diet and keeping active...not exercising, but indulging in several hobbies that keep my brain and body active. I am still learning by accepting good advice, so thanks!

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@SusanHopkinson

3 years ago

Many of the health concepts you are both exploring here (thankfully!) are foundational to Āyurveda. The health of the gut is central to healing all diseases. Diet is paramount, and especially using lots of spices in cooking. Spices have anti microbial, anti viral and anti fungal properties that heal and protect the gut. Using medicated ghee penetrates the blood brain barrier to cleanse the brain. Fasting and good lifestyle habits are a mainstay of treatment and health. These concepts were written down 3000 years ago, in the Charaka Samhita, notably, as well as other texts. Treatment must involve the whole person - body, mind and spirit. I wish Western medical schools and doctors would be humble enough to learn from this profound healing system. 🙏🏻

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@edwardhaller2245

9 months ago

As a retired biomedical researcher, I would recommend using immunohistochemistry on autopsy brain tissue sections to search for the presence of C-diff or C-diff spores in the brain. This would either prove or disprove your hypothesis. I would love to hear the results of this study. While I was working I conducted research on ALS, hemorrhagic stroke and the blood-brain barrier I also was following gut microbiome research and the gut-brain connection. I really enjoyed this broadcast.

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@marjiebentler9918

2 weeks ago

My husband has had Parkinson’s disease for 13 years. A couple years ago he felt like he was circling the drain and ready to go down for good. We started juicing fruits and vegetables, similar to recommendations for Gerson Therapy and he is doing so much better. He noticed a change after only 2 weeks of juicing. He’s 69 years old and still able to play senior softball, pickleball 3 times a week and has no dementia. His neurologist told us he’d have dementia in 8 to 10 years after his diagnosis. A good diet is critical for health. We both try natural remedies rather than pharmaceutical medicine. He still takes his levadopa/carbidopa but has not had to increase the dose in the past 5 years.

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