Treating Alzheimer’s disease with medication alone can only slow its progression. However, Dr. Dale Bredesen’s ReCODE Protocol has proven to be 85% effective at reversing cognitive decline in early-stage Alzheimer’s. In some cases, individuals in the middle and late stages of dementia have recovered through this comprehensive approach to treatment.
As a board-certified physician specializing in integrative holistic medicine, Dr. Blatman is qualified and trained to use ReCODE to help you or a loved one restore brain function. Discover how ReCODE is transforming how we approach dementia treatment and cognitive health.
ReCODE Is the Only Clinically Proven Program to Reverse Cognitive Decline in Early-Stage Alzheimer’s Disease
There is generally no single cause of age-related cognitive decline. Many factors can damage the brain, and all known causes need further study to reduce their effects and successfully reverse the decline in brain function.
Alzheimer’s disease, a specific form of dementia, is one of the most significant health threats we face globally today. As our population ages, Alzheimer’s is expected to become a worldwide epidemic.
Dr. Dale Bredesen, an internationally recognized expert in neurodegenerative diseases, describes six subtypes of Alzheimer’s that contribute to cognitive decline. A person’s subtype or combination of subtypes can be identified through laboratory testing that considers hormones, environmental toxins, inflammatory markers, genetics, insulin resistance, and more.
How the ReCODE Protocol Works
The Protocol consists of seven complementary strategies:
- Nutrition
- Exercise
- Sleep
- Stress
- Stimulation
- Detoxification
- Supplements
These complementary strategies promote neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to heal and form new neurons and synaptic connections in response to stimuli. While each component alone boosts healing, their combination creates a synergistic effect that strengthens brain function.
The goal in treating your early-stage Alzheimer’s is to alter your biochemistry to create ideal conditions for your brain to flourish. Dr. Bredesen has identified more than 36 factors (e.g., metabolic imbalance, low nutrient levels, insufficient support for brain growth, and exposure to viruses) that can cause “downsizing” of the brain.
At the Blatman Health and Wellness Center, we use the ReCODE Protocol to address cognitive decline through comprehensive, complementary, and integrative approaches. These include locally based nutritional counseling, sleep support, exercise guidance, detox treatments, and other health strategies and interventions.
This program requires a one-year commitment and supports ongoing treatments. It may take three months to a year to see initial reversal or improvement. This isn’t a quick fix or a short-term solution. Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia are serious conditions that need patience and persistence to treat. Even for the healthiest of individuals, taking care of the body and brain is a lifelong effort.
ReCODE for Dementia Treatment at Blatman Health and Wellness Center
Dr. Blatman is a clinical toxicologist with board certification in integrative holistic medicine and occupational and environmental medicine. For over 40 years, he has assisted patients with testing, measuring, and detoxifying from ecological toxins. Dr. Blatman also has more than 35 years of experience with stem cells and is currently utilizing lasers to guide tiny embryonic-like stem cells (vSELS) to help recover brain function.
Dr. Blatman states that ReCODE is suitable for almost anyone with a neurodegenerative condition. Removing factors that contribute to brain injury can restore cognitive health and even reverse some decline. The ReCODE and stem cell programs are also used to treat Parkinson’s, ALS (also called Lou Gehrig’s disease), stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), and more.
If you or a loved one believes you’re showing early signs of Alzheimer’s or another neurodegenerative disease, contact Blatman Health and Wellness Center in Cincinnati or New York City today. You can use our online contact form to schedule a consultation with our local integrative medical specialists. We will answer your questions and help you determine if the ReCODE Protocol is right for you.