The Pathobiome: How Chronic Infections Trigger Alzheimer’s Disease
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- Discover how Nikki Schultek’s own battle with Lyme disease, Babesia, and chronic infections transformed her into one of the leading advocates for investigating microbes as potential contributors to Alzheimer’s disease and neurodegeneration.
- Understand why Alzheimer’s may involve far more than aging alone by exploring how infections, immune dysfunction, inflammation, genetics, hormones, and other biological factors can interact to influence long-term brain health.
- Learn why early evaluation by practitioners experienced in chronic infections may help uncover treatable contributors to cognitive decline, while also recognizing the importance of personalized, integrative approaches rather than relying on a single test or diagnosis.
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