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good for improving brain function and mental capacity -- Of waiting to senility comes with age but what about alzheimer's how does it protect against alzheimer's -- seems like something I can't. Lisa departure point and very very very important. Controversial. Topic. While the call alzheimer's . Mean people in their eighties it's really not a disease. It is not it should not be called out -- -- disease sixty. Is sixty it is a disease and -- form of alzheimer's . If I'm sorry to -- hopeless at this point. So as as as does not help and now. The and that's the point the if you are a 55 year old who becomes the grateful. Who can't find his way on her way to work who gets lost driving is on her own home. There's nothing has been shown to be helpful. Alzheimer's is a terrible disease patients who. You know come to me because the patent on famine brought them they -- you -- that went to work on Sunday and was wondering why there was nobody there. But that is the disease. And that is something that we have no cure for the winning here is no cure for alzheimer's this is not a talking about. But when grandma. In her eighties. Doesn't remember the names of grandchildren. Because alzheimer's but we shouldn't. In her brained or at least six different things aren't going -- and in fact odd timing as the minor contributor. To or dementia . This is a major point that I liked to happen across via audience that. The condition be called late -- -- time is these used to call used to be called phenom dimension. Used to the call hardening of blood vessels. And for political reasons for our enthusiasm for a month that the growth of 98. Change -- change from senile dementia which was. So returns thing that you only use you you became -- old animal -- into what knowledge your brain. And if by the simple disease. To call against -- disease. And call it. You know alzheimer's disease . You know and I I hate that because patients come to me and say my mom has alzheimer's disease I'm in my forties I'm scared I'm gonna get a call me. A lot of people come to -- scan it. That's because the grandma has alzheimer's disease I'm gonna get it and I have to educate and -- things I mentioned my book alsop another book I wrote -- -- shorts. Called the New York Times costs forced to keep your brain young and I sort of convey the same points is that -- -- of. I dementia in people -- eighties as -- -- let me give an example. If grandma is not running in her eighties is at