Hope for Alzheimer's & Parkinson's with Metabolic Neurology - Matthew Phillips, MD

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  @iaindennis3321 · 2 years ago

  Dr. Berry has never seen me, he doesn’t even know I exist, but he has had a bigger impact on my health then any doctor I’ve met. He honours his Hippocratic oath every day.

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  @scottcurtin2598 · 2 years ago

  I lost my dad to Alzheimer’s at 69.<br>I started carnivore a year ago and what a difference. &nbsp;My physical and mental health have improved so much. &nbsp;I’m a 55 year old male.<br>I’ll continue to eat this way.<br>Miss you dad.

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  @nealdsales1270 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m a 70 year old man. I have Parkinson&apos;s, Crohn&apos;s and hypothyroidism. One week on carnivore. Parkinsons improvement already

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  @patwilliamson4701 · 2 years ago

  Me, Pat Williamson frontal lobe dementia. Was a nurse, trauma, cardiac, taught education at the hospital, and taught at the college level nursing . Was crushed at the diagnoses! Also told I would not improve and the first 3 years were horrible then changed my diet mainly stopped sugar. Most people have no idea. I am very thankful of incredible improvement but also very aware of what I have lost . Hopefully there will be more improvement.

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  @joshdrown6411 · 2 years ago

  A couple of years ago I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. &nbsp;I’m only 46 years old. &nbsp;I was told to avoid red meat. &nbsp;Every day I felt tired, lethargic, and had a cognitive fog. &nbsp;At our Easter get together this year my uncle spoke of this diet and how it was changing his life. &nbsp;Shortly after I took the dive and began carnivore. &nbsp;I’m very pleased as I have a lot more energy, the brain fog is gone, joint swelling is gone and my skin has cleared up. &nbsp;I’ve also noticed that my fine motor improving

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• DE

  @debjo715 · 2 years ago

  I lost my sister and brother to Alzheimer’s this year. He was 75 and she was 74. So tragic as they knew that this was their death sentence. My other sister died suddenly at 53 of a sudden cardiac event 15 years ago. I am the only one left. Thank God I found the PHD 3 years and am on a journey to better health. I am still very scared.

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  @colleenhaithcock216 · 2 years ago

  As a former activities director, often working with dementia patients, I did things like create a &quot;cafe&quot; where music from their era was played, I had an apron and asked what they wanted from our menu. Within this context I was able to encourage conversation - play board games, dance -- before I started this the TV room was the only place they gathered...And I saw activity as both helpful for the individual and the staff (aides) that had to help them

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• CY

  @Cyclone546 · 2 years ago

  These two doctors should be in charge of everything.

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• CR

  @cristilamb7190 · 2 years ago

  I saw my neurologist after a long time and I had lost 40 pounds and stopped several medications and told him I had accomplished this with a carnivore diet. He whispered that he thought that was the correct way to eat and that several other patients were doing the same.

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• RI

  @richardnowlin726 · 5 months ago

  Got diagnosed today with Parkinson’s I’m 73 today and I’m all in trying the carnivore And exercise, Hopeful in Arizona

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• GA

  @garysmith789 · 2 years ago

  My wife has dementia. &nbsp;It is advancing as time goes on. It is the most horrible thing I have ever dealt with in my life which includes war, death of loved ones, stage 4 cancer etc. When someone that you have loved dearly for 60 years disappears before your eyes and there is nothing you can do or help or fix or mitigate it is crushing to your soul.

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  @RonaldStine-b9g · 2 years ago

  I have early onset Huntingtons disease I one meal a day and some 72 hour fasts <br>Last week I went to John’s Hopkins for my twice a year checkup and I improved on my cognitive testing <br>You don’t improve with Huntingtons !<br>Thanks for getting the word out

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