“Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases represent the field of greatest biomedical failure. But in The Memory Makeover, Dr. Wes Youngberg combines a heartwarming story of hope with a rational, effective precision medicine approach to cognitive decline. The giants of medicine—those who oversaw the first vaccines, the first heart transplants, the first sterile surgeries, and other firsts—would be proud. This is progress, indeed.” - Dale E. Bredesen, M.D., Professor, UCLA, Founding President and Professor Emeritus, Buck Institute and Author of the New York Times Bestseller The End of Alzheimer’s “Having seen exciting results in my community from Dr. Youngberg’s Diabetes Undone lifestyle program, I have now seen firsthand in patients that adding some other diagnostic and therapeutic measures, as he shows, can partially reverse Alzheimer disease symptoms, or even completely reverse mild cognitive impairment. Amazing!” - Arvo Kanna, M.D., Neurologist, Board Certified in Neurology and in Neuroimaging. Greenville, TN Dr. Wes Youngberg is on the cutting edge of science-based research on Alzheimer's prevention and treatment. "Memory Makeover" is a practical guide based on his extensive experience and success with patients using innovative diagnostic testing, natural remedies, and the body's own healing properties to prevent and reverse cognitive decline. This is a must-have book with the worldwide epidemic of dementia today. - Roy E. Vartabedian, Dr.P.H., M.P.H., New York Times Best-Selling Author Nutripoints: Healthy Eating Made Simple! Dr. Youngberg has been very helpful with the care of my wife. He offered work arounds when care seemed impossible. He made available tests to find the inflammation that needed treatment. My wife is showing improvement each day. We just returned from a trip to visit her sister who was thrilled with the improvements. After nearly a year of working with Dr. Youngberg, my wife was able to recognized her sister for the first time in over 3 years, and then they sat down and talked about their lives and past times together as sisters love to do. - Jim Kennedy, husband of wife with advanced Alzheimer’s |