How Brain Inflammation Drives Depression, Alzheimer's, and Parkinson's

The narrative needs to be. There is something wrong with this person's brain or body or combination of the two that is causing dysfunction or dysregulation that can be fixed. The brain only has so many ways of saying ouch. When it's inflamed you don't feel it. People are depressed have inflamed brains. Autism has inflamed brains. Alzheimer's inflamed brain. If you look at multimodal lifestyle intervention that included exercise, nutrition, vitamins, supplements, sleep, uh sleep sleep, stress management, uh keeping the brain engaged, learning. Intensive lifestyle intervention. Of all the interventions that we tried, moved the needle the most. More than any of these.

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