“I really appreciate reasonable length of interviews and am most grateful for your easy access and reading close-captioning!”

“I don’t want to suffer cognitive decline. I want to live independently as long as possible, to be able to communicate with my kids and grandkids, to keep learning new things (I just learned how to repair a broken water line under my kitchen sink and then I repaired it myself). I also want to help my kids protect their brains now, not later. The in-depth information of why each matters demystifies brain health which encourages one to personally take action to prevent mental decline, or to help provide better care to a loved one already suffering from such decline.”

“Eager to hear about further advances in fighting AD.”

“The in depth questions are profound. Having a host who works personally in the field is excellent. Thank You. Time well spent.”

“Real hope for the future. Preventive actions that I can do thank you”

“I love learning. Just a big thank you for pulling this together.”

“My husband has MCI and I am always interested in learning more about the body, brain &nutrition to be able to stay on top of my health. Pleased with the information being shared.”

“I have the COMT AA and am 3/4 APOE carrier at 59 years of age. Also amid early stage colorectal cancer care. I learned so much from Dr. Gundry and Dr. Wahls which cemented my own self-care. Thank you kindly so much for what you are doing. Dr. Heather is so professional and gracious. She really speaks to the audience with respect and warmth. I feel drawn in by her presence.”

“My mother recently passed away and she suffered with dementia. I was her caretaker for 10 years and I saw first hand how certain things directly affected her functioning both positively and negatively. I would like to learn how to prevent this disease for my myself, my family and clients. The handful of lectures that I listened to were very informative and inspirational. I walked away from each of them with further steps I can take to enhance my knowledge and toolkit regarding this preventable disease.”

“My Mother died of dementia. I myself do not want to be stricken with this horrible disease. The speakers are VERY knowledgeable. The topics have covered many fascists of the key components to help prevent dementia and Alzheimer’s. Thank you Dr Talks for putting this information together with so many health care providers.”

“This is my third summit. I have found each summit to be informative, helpful and reassuring to the outcome for those of us with Alzheimer’s. The information is presented by credible presenters, researched based and validated by more than one soured.”

“It gave clues in gaining control of my emotions when I’m being pulled in all directions at the same time.”

“Eager to hear about further advances in fighting AD.”

“I carry one of the APOE4 genes and I want to learn as much as I can in order to prevent dementia.”

“My mother was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s within the last month. So I got tested and found out. I am an APoE4 carrier- single gene. I am determined to preserve and possibly enhance my cognition with all this information. I am only 61 years old and still working. Most women in my family live until their 90s and I am going to break the trend and be healthy and independent in my 90s! The speakers were very interesting! And I liked the interview style of information presentation. “

“I want to live a healthy life and not come down (hopefully) with “Old Age” diseases and to help friends and family in the same situations. Unfortunately, there are many people who do not believe that Alzheimers and dementia etc are reversible in the majority of cases and tend to try to ridicule one.”

“My mother just passed after a 10 year battle with Alzheimer’s, my mother-in-law was recently diagnosed with dementia, and I have the APoE4 gene. I wish more people realized that Alzheimer’s is so much more than just forgetting your memories or your loved ones names. That’s pretty much all I thought it was before going through the past 10 years watching my dear Mama decline and finally pass 6 months ago. It was a very long and heart-wrenching journey.”

“My mother just passed after a 10 year battle with Alzheimer’s, my mother-in-law was recently diagnosed with dementia, and I have the APoE4 gene. The information you provide on the summit is invaluable! So thank you for doing it! I wish more people realized that Alzheimer’s is so much more than just forgetting your memories or your loved ones names. That’s pretty much all I thought it was before going through the past 10 years watching my dear Mama decline and finally pass 6 months ago. It was a very long and heart-wrenching journey.”