Personalized Nutrition, Blood Tests & Dementia Risk: A Harvard Scientist Explains the Science
Gene Bowman, ND, MPH, explains why nutrition, blood-based biomarkers, and personalized testing could change how we think about protecting brain health, and that people with suboptimal levels of just three blood markers may have a four-to-five-fold higher risk of dementia. Brain health is often treated as something to…
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