I did better this year on my MOCA
(Montreal Cognitive assessment)
than I did the prior two years.
Is this a "cure"
from my self prescribed Cialis/Testosterone AZ treatment?
I had a perfect score 30.
I didn't miss any questions.
Normal is a score > 26
Dr Elliot was most impressed that I remembered the five words:
truck, banana, violin, desk, green when I finished the test.
I told him I changed it to green banana truck and then
just violin desk in shape of violin.
These are all the words that start with "S"
that I could name in one minute.
I was very pleased with my MOCA results.
I still do badly with math.
This neurologist said he had a patient with
proven Amyloid plaque on PET SCAN.
The patient was still good after 8 years.
He wondered if the patient really had Alzheimers?
But with the positive PET scan he knows he had Alzheimers.
I told Dr Elliot I've done better after 2 months of Viagra (low dose 10 mg) then Cialis (full dose 20 mg).
I told him it is similar to weight lifting which works by pushing more blood through the brain.
He said he is not sure if he believes that theory.
I said I have two things in my protocol that improve Alzheimers.
1- improved blood flow to the brain with Cialis
2- improved strenuous exercise with sex (although its just one arm)
He laughed laughed like crazy.
I asked him for a Testosterone level as I am trying to get my level greater than 300 as Dr. Bredesen suggests. I think my level is low now as this week my libido has gone down.
Excerpt from The End of Alzheimers by Dr Bredesen below on
Testosterone.
He ordered a testosterone level for me.
I spoke to him about Dale Bredesen's book, The End of Alzheimers
opinion on Vitamin D. Except below.
Dr Elliot agrees that a Vitamin D level greater than 50 is probably better than borderline normal of 30 for Vitamin D2/D3.
The two different tests makes it difficult for me.
With winter I had a low Vitamin D level at 23 which is low normal.
Lab below done in Florida on Jan 30, 2020
Record of Vitamin D in Topeka.
He is ordering a Vitamin D level.
Dr Bredesen advises getting a Zinc level.
I didn't get it before when I did a bunch of other tests which I thought was more.
However, now that I have been on Intermittent Fasting since for about three months I thought a Zinc level might be a good idea. Bariatric surgery patients develop mineral deficiencies.
Dr Elliot is also ordering a Zinc level for me.
Dr Elliot thinks Intermittent fasting is a good idea.
I also purchased Biotin as my nails have been breaking.
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