I will say this, again and again! I’m so glad that I’ve found you!! I am learning so much!! From watching your videos. This topic on Alzheimer’s scares me, because , i’ve had a head injury, when I was 16 . My mom passed away at 91 from dementia. My education is graduating high school. I have always struggled with learning new things. I have been told I have a lazy mind, from teachers. Lack of self-confidence I believe plays in part of that thinking. I could go on , about the topic on self pity. I just want to say you are a wonderful person ! And teacher! I will continue, to learn more and more from watching your videos! Thank !! Dr. Taylor❤️
Thank you so much for this. love giving you the menopause education you deserve. And don't hesitate to schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME so that I can tailor everything specifically to YOU and meet all your needs. I do them all online.
Hey Lola! Ditto to all your fears, yours totally resonate with mine! (apart from your head injury age 16, mine were 2 aged 36) I don’t know where you are but i’m in the UK so luckily we don’t have insurance issues in the main🙏 I cared for my mom 12 yrs with Alzheimer’s she passed aged 86 5 yrs ago I had a long postponed full hysterectomy 2 months later and was given oral Premarin 0.625mg. I was changed to Zumenon 1mg (estradiol) Spring 2021 as the more modern Gyn lady I saw decided it was the way to go🤷🏻♀️ It has just been raised to 2mg as i’ve been having some lousy low estrogen symptoms and feeling horrible! It’s only day 21 today so i’m waiting and hoping for things to lift! I want to stay on Hrt forever as the fear of Alzheimers as you will know is so brutal THOSE memories don’t leave you😢 I do hope you’re doing good and getting all the optimal preventative treatment Hrt-wise that you can🙏😘Thank you Barbie you are the best and i’m so glad I found you! love from the other side of the pond 😊🇬🇧
Wow just mind blowing. I am not surprised about the risk factors. I did not know some risk factors, especially the ones about sleep deprivation and social isolation. I can relate to the social isolation thing especially during the past year. Mental health is suffering greatly now. So sad. Thank you for this information.
Most women have one or two risk factors on just about every list of risk factors. It all depends on which risk factors they are and how strong they are. That's what I help women with in consultations. Most women worry the most about the things they should worry about the least.
You are so welcome! This is why I tell you to watch them all in order, starting from the very first one. The difference in your understanding is enormous. Now you can relate.
This was an amazingly informative video! You put my mind at ease about Alzheimer’s. I found your video’s just today as I was looking for some information to watch since I’ve recently started myself on BHRT. Looking forward to learning more from you and greatly appreciate your generosity I see here on sharing all of your knowledge. 🙏🏼❤️
Margaret, Welcome to "Menopause University"! If you start with the very first video (# 1) and watch them all in order, you will definitely understand everything. If you watch my videos randomly, you will completely sabotage your entire menopause education. And if you ever want me to tailor all the information specifically to YOU< just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. Unlike most TH-cam channels, this one is school. And the order of the videos is critical. I'm so glad you're here getting the menopause education you deserve.
@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you so very much! You really put my mind at ease with another video I did watch . I’ve been very skeptical to be using the hormones. Although I do need to learn every bit I can still about this. I will look for the first video. Again, your greatly appreciated ❤️
@@margaretjongebloed6386 You are so welcome, my dear. Peace of mind is everything. This education will give you the confidence you need to manage your menopause successfully, mo matter how you choose to do so.
Thank you dr Taylor. Your videos are priceless. Incredible how you manage to make them so interesting given such a sombre topic. Suggested Concussion movie to my husband. He is a football fan 🙂
Thank you again for this much needed info Mu sister lives with a head injury she's fine thank God but has certain difficulties I will most definitely inform her. Also I should probably get a small fan not for temperature I have that but circulation but while sleeping Wow I never thought I should begin preventing Alzheimer's at 50yo I prefer to be informed this is so helpful.
Alzheimer's is so rampant because people aren't informed as to how and when to prevent it thank you so much for all you do to help change that. I have never heard anyone under 70ish mention concern for Alzheimer's.. I seriously appreciate knowing now is time to minimize the risks and I want to help inform others that estrogen loss equals brain loss but we can get around it and our bones as well. I'm learning and doing a bunch of new things including my nutritional needs and working on starting another village productive and enjoyable and it's great to understand that it helps my brain not only in the present but for the rest of my life. Thank you
@@christinealix7664 You will benefit so much from starting your preventive measures NOW. Do not wait. There is no turning back the clock on brain loss.
Hi Dr. Taylor, would you mind sharing your opinion on stopping HRT before surgery and when to resume - if you should stop. Sorry this question is not related to this video - but if you a general rule of yes or no on this, I'd appreciate your thoughts. Not asking about any specific person's risk factors, just an automatic yes or no overall. Thank you!
This is an individual matter, both for the person and the type of surgery. So you really need to have a consultation to put it into context. "Surgery" can mean many different things for many different reasons and for many different kinds of women.
Muchas gracias por educarnos acerca de una de las etapas más críticas e importantes para nosotras las mujeres. Sería posible que agregara subtítulos en Español? Sería maravilloso que las mujeres de habla hispana nos educáramos l respecto y así prepararnos mejor para este cambio de vida. Aparte de ver sus videos, también escucho sus podcasts. Saludos querida Doctora!
Just curious, Dr. B. Is the absence of estrogen a causative effect or correlational effect contributing to alzheimers? Are there studies to this effect? Thanks again for such an incredible education. You are a gift to women worldwide.
It is absolutely causal. There are studies of all sorts showing all sorts of things. But none of them studied YOU. Why not pay attention to how your OWN BRAIN functions before and after you lost your estrogen?
Kind of a huge Segway, and huge complicated topic, but how significant is the correlation between anxiety/depression mental illnesses & Alzheimer’s? Specifically PTSD? Probably depends on individual ... sorry, bad question. Anyway, Again, thank you for the education Dr Taylor ☘️💕🌷!!!
Dr. Taylor - this is an off-topic question, but I don’t know if you’ll see it if I post it under the video that dealt with phytoestrogens... I remember you taught us that they are much weaker than human estradiol and therefore not likely to be able to take up much space on receptor sites. I’ve been reading Dr. Fuhrman’s book “Eat for Life”. He mentions that lignans (phytoestrogens) in seeds “also increase concentration of sex-hormone binding globulin, which blunts the effects of estrogens.” (The over arching topic is breast and prostate cancer prevention.) My question for you: Will the increase of SHBG with lignan consumption interfere with the disease preventive effects of estradiol HRT? (I eat soy and various seeds daily and don’t want them to “tie up” the little estradiol I’m getting from my patch.) 😊
Interesting, especially as regards the alcohol consumption. My father, and my father in law, were both heavy drinkers… and both died of Alzheimer’s. They were also both on statins. Otherwise, they should have been protected in terms of educational background, physical fitness and social connections. This info makes me think of Dr. Amen’s brain scans of alcoholics-worse than drug addicts-and the reason why the doctor no longer drinks even one glass of wine.
No, exactly the opposite! Statins increase your risk of Alzheimer's because they decrease the cholesterol everywhere in your body ... including your brain. The problem is that your brain thrives on cholesterol.
Thank you for a very informative lecture! One thing that was not included on your risk factor chart but which Dr. Neil Barnard mentions is with regard to certain heavy metals (e.g., too much copper from a too-heavy meat diet or copper plumbing, etc., and aluminum, a known neuro toxin). Would you comment on this, Dr. Taylor?
I did not comment on this because it is not specific to Alzheimer's. If you have heavy-metal toxicity, it will function as a possible risk for a myriad of conditions.
I really learned so much from this video. It is helping me care for my 92 year old mother.
Good! I love knowing this.
I will say this, again and again! I’m so glad that I’ve found you!! I am learning so much!! From watching your videos. This topic on Alzheimer’s scares me, because , i’ve had a head injury, when I was 16 . My mom passed away at 91 from dementia. My education is graduating high school. I have always struggled with learning new things. I have been told I have a lazy mind, from teachers. Lack of self-confidence I believe plays in part of that thinking. I could go on , about the topic on self pity. I just want to say you are a wonderful person ! And teacher! I will continue, to learn more and more from watching your videos! Thank !! Dr. Taylor❤️
Thank you so much for this. love giving you the menopause education you deserve. And don't hesitate to schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME so that I can tailor everything specifically to YOU and meet all your needs. I do them all online.
Hey Lola! Ditto to all your fears, yours totally resonate with mine! (apart from your head injury age 16, mine were 2 aged 36) I don’t know where you are but i’m in the UK so luckily we don’t have insurance issues in the main🙏 I cared for my mom 12 yrs with Alzheimer’s she passed aged 86 5 yrs ago I had a long postponed full hysterectomy 2 months later and was given oral Premarin 0.625mg. I was changed to Zumenon 1mg (estradiol) Spring 2021 as the more modern Gyn lady I saw decided it was the way to go🤷🏻♀️ It has just been raised to 2mg as i’ve been having some lousy low estrogen symptoms and feeling horrible! It’s only day 21 today so i’m waiting and hoping for things to lift! I want to stay on Hrt forever as the fear of Alzheimers as you will know is so brutal THOSE memories don’t leave you😢 I do hope you’re doing good and getting all the optimal preventative treatment Hrt-wise that you can🙏😘Thank you Barbie you are the best and i’m so glad I found you! love from the other side of the pond 😊🇬🇧
Wow! What an excellent video! Thank you, Dr. Taylor! 🌸
Well, thank you!
Wow just mind blowing. I am not surprised about the risk factors. I did not know some risk factors, especially the ones about sleep deprivation and social isolation. I can relate to the social isolation thing especially during the past year. Mental health is suffering greatly now. So sad.
Thank you for this information.
You are so welcome, sweet Yvette. I love having you as my student.
Excellent video! As usual, I learn so much with you dear Barbie! Thank you 😊
You are so very welcome, mu dear. It's such a pleasure to give you this education.
Thank you so much for your video, Dr. Taylor! We appreciate your time and effort so much!!!
You are so welcome, my dear. I love knowing that you're getting the menopause education you deserve.
Interesting lecture Dr Barbie.....
Safe to say I'm half n half for risk. Thankfully I'm taking estrogen....
Most women have one or two risk factors on just about every list of risk factors. It all depends on which risk factors they are and how strong they are. That's what I help women with in consultations. Most women worry the most about the things they should worry about the least.
Your brilliant Dr Taylor nobody does it better than you. Thank you so much for sharing
You are so welcome, my dear. I love that you're here learning what you need to know to save your brain.
I am so thankful for you! I love your videos and I love you. Until next time, dear Barbie...XO
I love you, too, sweet Maria. Tell Ed he has competition!
Learning much from ur every video.Thank u Dr.Barbie
You are so welcome! This is why I tell you to watch them all in order, starting from the very first one. The difference in your understanding is enormous. Now you can relate.
Excellent lesson!! I'm looking forward to the next one! ( I love your dress)
Thank you so much, my dear. And thank you for learning how to preserve your precious brain.
Very informative. Paying close attention to all upcoming videos
Good for you! I give you an A+.
This was an amazingly informative video! You put my mind at ease about Alzheimer’s.
I found your video’s just today as I was looking for some information to watch since I’ve recently started myself on BHRT.
Looking forward to learning more from you and greatly appreciate your generosity I see here on sharing all of your knowledge. 🙏🏼❤️
Margaret,
Welcome to "Menopause University"!
If you start with the very first video (# 1) and watch them all in order, you will definitely understand everything.
If you watch my videos randomly, you will completely sabotage your entire menopause education.
And if you ever want me to tailor all the information specifically to YOU< just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Unlike most TH-cam channels, this one is school. And the order of the videos is critical.
I'm so glad you're here getting the menopause education you deserve.
@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you so very much! You really put my mind at ease with another video I did watch . I’ve been very skeptical to be using the hormones. Although I do need to learn every bit I can still about this. I will look for the first video.
Again, your greatly appreciated ❤️
@@margaretjongebloed6386 You are so welcome, my dear. Peace of mind is everything. This education will give you the confidence you need to manage your menopause successfully, mo matter how you choose to do so.
Thank you dr Taylor. Your videos are priceless. Incredible how you manage to make them so interesting given such a sombre topic. Suggested Concussion movie to my husband. He is a football fan 🙂
You are so welcome. my dear. And your hubby will love the movie.
Yes it most certainly does help when understood and applied thank you
Absolutely!
Thank you Dr. Taylor, your explanations are excellent!👏🏻💕
You are so very welcome. I just love making these videos for you.
It runs in my family my grandpa didnt know us the last 15 years of his life.
But you can prevent it if you get this education.
@@MenopauseTaylor i will have to study this im not in menopause yet but i will br soon its just a matter of time.
So taking Estrogen prevent dementia and healthy diet
great lecture, thank you so much👍
You are so very welcome, my dear.
The link within our Alzheimer's is MTHFR. Which makes me very nervous. Absolutely
Can you give a bit more info about this? Very curious. Thank you.
I think you have some misinformation. This is not accurate.
Thank you so much
It's my pleasure!
Thank you again for this much needed info
Mu sister lives with a head injury she's fine thank God but has certain difficulties I will most definitely inform her. Also I should probably get a small fan not for temperature I have that but circulation but while sleeping
Wow I never thought I should begin preventing Alzheimer's at 50yo I prefer to be informed this is so helpful.
If you don't prevent it now, it will be too late later. That's why Alzheimer's is so rampant.
Alzheimer's is so rampant because people aren't informed as to how and when to prevent it thank you so much for all you do to help change that. I have never heard anyone under 70ish mention concern for Alzheimer's.. I seriously appreciate knowing now is time to minimize the risks and I want to help inform others that estrogen loss equals brain loss but we can get around it and our bones as well. I'm learning and doing a bunch of new things including my nutritional needs and working on starting another village productive and enjoyable and it's great to understand that it helps my brain not only in the present but for the rest of my life. Thank you
@@christinealix7664 You will benefit so much from starting your preventive measures NOW. Do not wait. There is no turning back the clock on brain loss.
@@MenopauseTaylor well then now is a perfect time for me.to watch all your Alzheimer's videos in order. Thank you
Hey as I research how thyroid effects bone it will by default support my brain. Cool
Your videos and the information you provide are invaluable. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for teaching, leading, and Serving.
Thank YOU for valuing my efforts so. I just love giving you this education.
Very informative video! I checked your website for the chart and it does not appear to be up yet.
I'll notify my staff.
Hi Dr. Taylor, would you mind sharing your opinion on stopping HRT before surgery and when to resume - if you should stop. Sorry this question is not related to this video - but if you a general rule of yes or no on this, I'd appreciate your thoughts. Not asking about any specific person's risk factors, just an automatic yes or no overall. Thank you!
This is an individual matter, both for the person and the type of surgery. So you really need to have a consultation to put it into context. "Surgery" can mean many different things for many different reasons and for many different kinds of women.
Muchas gracias por educarnos acerca de una de las etapas más críticas e importantes para nosotras las mujeres.
Sería posible que agregara subtítulos en Español?
Sería maravilloso que las mujeres de habla hispana nos educáramos l respecto y así prepararnos mejor para este cambio de vida.
Aparte de ver sus videos, también escucho sus podcasts.
Saludos querida Doctora!
I will be getting subtitles in all languages eventually. It just takes time.
Just curious, Dr. B. Is the absence of estrogen a causative effect or correlational effect contributing to alzheimers? Are there studies to this effect? Thanks again for such an incredible education. You are a gift to women worldwide.
It is absolutely causal. There are studies of all sorts showing all sorts of things. But none of them studied YOU. Why not pay attention to how your OWN BRAIN functions before and after you lost your estrogen?
Kind of a huge Segway, and huge complicated topic, but how significant is the correlation between anxiety/depression mental illnesses & Alzheimer’s? Specifically PTSD? Probably depends on individual ... sorry, bad question. Anyway, Again, thank you for the education Dr Taylor ☘️💕🌷!!!
This requires a consultation, my dear. Every situation is different.
Dr. Taylor - this is an off-topic question, but I don’t know if you’ll see it if I post it under the video that dealt with phytoestrogens...
I remember you taught us that they are much weaker than human estradiol and therefore not likely to be able to take up much space on receptor sites.
I’ve been reading Dr. Fuhrman’s book “Eat for Life”. He mentions that lignans (phytoestrogens) in seeds “also increase concentration of sex-hormone binding globulin, which blunts the effects of estrogens.” (The over arching topic is breast and prostate cancer prevention.)
My question for you: Will the increase of SHBG with lignan consumption interfere with the disease preventive effects of estradiol HRT? (I eat soy and various seeds daily and don’t want them to “tie up” the little estradiol I’m getting from my patch.) 😊
There is nothing about phytoestrogen that will interfere in any way with HRT. So you can ingest all you want. Enjoy!
@@MenopauseTaylor Great, that’s good to know! Thank you! 🌸
Interesting, especially as regards the alcohol consumption. My father, and my father in law, were both heavy drinkers… and both died of Alzheimer’s. They were also both on statins. Otherwise, they should have been protected in terms of educational background, physical fitness and social connections. This info makes me think of Dr. Amen’s brain scans of alcoholics-worse than drug addicts-and the reason why the doctor no longer drinks even one glass of wine.
It all makes sense, doesn't it. That's the thing about the truth: It makes sense.
Thanks Dr. Taylor 🌈🌈🌈
It's my pleasure!
Merci 🙏💚❤️💚
De rien, mon amie.
So if you take statins to treat high cholesterol will it help your brain?
No, exactly the opposite! Statins increase your risk of Alzheimer's because they decrease the cholesterol everywhere in your body ... including your brain. The problem is that your brain thrives on cholesterol.
Actually they have now shown a link between heart attacks and gum disease. The bacteria travels to your heart.
I covered this in the heart attack unit. There were 26 videos in that unit.
Oye! I have so many questions now, but I know more is coming. So I will hold my questions to the end of the series! 😉
I love that "cliff hanger" effect.
Thank you for a very informative lecture! One thing that was not included on your risk factor chart but which Dr. Neil Barnard mentions is with regard to certain heavy metals (e.g., too much copper from a too-heavy meat diet or copper plumbing, etc., and aluminum, a known neuro toxin). Would you comment on this, Dr. Taylor?
I did not comment on this because it is not specific to Alzheimer's. If you have heavy-metal toxicity, it will function as a possible risk for a myriad of conditions.
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Love back to you, my dear.
Yikes
Good to know now rather than later though.
Thank you so much