25-15 ABCD - Is There A Common Cause Behind Alzheimer’s, Blood Pressure, Cancer and Diabetes?
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25-15 ABCD - Is There A Common Cause Behind Alzheimer’s, Blood Pressure, Cancer and Diabetes?
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Episode 25:15 ABCD - Is There A Common Cause Behind Alzheimer’s, Blood Pressure, Cancer and Diabetes?
Most Americans, as they age, will have to deal with one or more of the following “ABCD” conditions:
Alzheimer’s
Blood Pressure
Cancer
Diabetes
Each of these conditions are treated as separate conditions requiring separate specialists:
A Neurologist for Alzheimer’s.
A Cardiologist for Blood Pressure.
An Oncologist for Cancer.
An Endocrinologist for Diabetes
What if this approach is wrong?
That is, what if these conditions have more in common than the medical profession has led us to believe?
What if they are simply “different branches of the same tree?”
And, what if there are a few root causes that are common to each of these conditions?
On this episode I explore these questions.
In addition, I share five simple blood tests that, in my opinion, reveal the root causes behind Alzheimer’s, Blood Pressure, Cancer and Diabetes.
This is an episode you DON’T want to miss.
It’s also one you’ll want to share with your friends.
Thanks!
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