HeyJaredThe Preventus Podcast
Husband and Wife Doctors, Dr. Brett Haake and Dr. Felice Haake seek to prevent disease by educating the public about root causes of disease. They do this by translating the process of how diseases start into layman’s terms.
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Reversing Biological Age: Therapeutic Plasma Exchange & the Future of Longevity (opens the original)
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Doctors Felice and Brett Haake dig into therapeutic plasma exchange — a therapy that's been in medicine since the 1950s under the name plasmapheresis, and is now drawing serious attention for something very different: reversing biological age. Brett walks through the mechanics of the procedure, why it isn't dialysis despite the resemblance, and how less than 1% of blood volume sits outside the body at any point in a session. From there the conversation turns to the research that reframed the the
Alzheimer's as a Metabolic Disease: Diagnosis, APOE4, and the New Anti-Amyloid Therapies — with Dr. Jim Schaefer (opens the original)
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Alzheimer's doesn't begin when you forget a name. It begins ten to twenty years earlier, and much of what drives it shows up in your metabolism long before it shows up in your memory. We sit down with Dr. Jim Schaefer, a neurologist in private practice in Vero Beach since 1997 and an investigator on more than 70 clinical trials across multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, and other neurodegenerative conditions. He walks us through how an Alzheimer's diagnosis is actually made, and why an abno
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