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The Effects Of Hormones On Brain Health

Reverse Alzheimer's 3.0 Summit

<h6>Heather Sandison, ND</h6>
Welcome to this episode of the Reverse Alzheimer's Summit. I'm your host, Dr. Heather Sandison, and I can't wait to introduce you. And you actually maybe have already heard of Dr. Mark Gordon. He's a medical doctor. And you also may have seen him on the really incredible movie that has been out or maybe through Millennium Health. He was deeply involved with the movie Quiet Explosions, going deeply into what's going on between the connection between traumatic brain injuries and neurodegenerative disorders, not only Alzheimer's, but also depression, anxiety and differences. And even in our personalities, like there were so many things that I learned from just watching the movie recently. And I was so impressed by Dr. Gordon, not only through the movie and his appearances in the movie, but our last conversation. I was wishing that I had recorded it as well because I learned so much from him so quickly. So today we're going to go into the connection between traumatic brain injuries and Alzheimer's and also how we can use hormones to reverse the disease process that's associated with traumatic brain injuries and inflammation and then eventually Alzheimer's. So, Dr. Gordon, thank you so much for taking the time. I know you're a busy man. Welcome.

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Dr. Mark L. Gordon continued his medical education in Clinical Orthopedics (1990), Cosmetic Dermatology (1993), and Sports Medicine (1995) prior to pausing in 2007 to write his first book on Interventional Endocrinology a term which he coined in 2003 to represent his approach to Anti-Aging Medicine. His book, The Clinical Application of Interventional Medicine (2008), is recognized by his peers as a primer for the standards of care and assessment for Interventional Endocrinology. He held a position as Voluntary Associate Clinical Professor at the Keck School of Medicine (1998-2013) and is currently the Medical Director of CBS/Viacom Studios (2001-date), Medical Director of Education for Assess Medical Laboratories (2009-date), and has also participated on projects with HBO, ESPN, CNN, FOX, Good Morning, and several international news programs.

Mark Gordon

Mark Gordon, MD

Dr. Heather Sandison is the founder of Solcere Health Clinic and Marama, the first residential care facility for the elderly of its kind.
At Solcere, Dr. Sandison and her team of doctors and health coaches focus primarily on supporting patients looking to optimize cognitive function, prevent mental decline, and reverse dementia by addressing root causes of imbalance in the brain and body.
She was awarded a grant to study an individualized, integrative approach to reversing dementia and is a primary investigator on the ITHNCLR clinical trial.
At Marama, Dr. Sandison has created an immersive residential experience in the lifestyle proven to best support brain health. She understands that changing your diet, adding nutrients, creating community and optimizing a healing environment are all challenging even for those will full cognitive capacity. At Marama, she’s done the work for you. All you need to do is show up.
She is also the host of the Reverse Alzheimer’s Summit and Collective Insights Podcast where she works to share what is possible for those suffering with dementia.

The Effects Of Hormones On Brain Health

Heather Sandison, ND

Mark Gordon, MD

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Mark Gordon, MD